The FAA has proposed a rule to allow commercial supersonic flights over US cities if they can reduce sonic boom impacts. This rule would replace a 53-year ban, introducing a new certification standard for noise levels. The proposal is influenced by advancements from Boom Supersonic's XB-1 aircraft.
A federal judge has ruled that an anti-Trump flag can be displayed near the National Mall, stating it is protected political speech. The ruling comes amid concerns over threats against the president and follows incidents of vandalism in the area.
A federal judge has ruled that the '86 47' flag, associated with anti-Trump sentiment, is protected political speech and can be flown near the National Mall. The decision follows a dispute between the progressive group Accountability Now USA and the National Park Service over permit threats. The ruling emphasizes the flag's lack of true threat or incitement of violence.
TNA Wrestling has announced a tournament to crown the first Knockouts TV champion, set to begin on July 2, 2026, during the 'Impact' show. The tournament will feature 16 competitors and will be exclusively defended on television. The first matches will air on AMC at 9 PM ET.
William S. Milliken III was arrested outside a North Carolina church after police found an arsenal of weapons, including two flamethrowers, in his truck. He faces multiple charges, including possession of a weapon of mass destruction. Authorities praised the community's vigilance and the police response that ensured the safety of churchgoers.
The DEA plans to temporarily classify the synthetic kratom compound 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) and three related substances as Schedule I drugs. This classification indicates that these substances have no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.
President Trump is pursuing changes to state election processes, a campaign that has encountered resistance. His activities have been ongoing for several months.
Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji has been sentenced to one year in county jail after pleading guilty to manslaughter for the death of Paul Kessler during a protest in California in 2023. Prosecutors argued for a longer sentence, citing the serious impact of the incident on Kessler's family.
The federal government is considering changes to nuclear power radiation safety regulations, specifically proposing the removal of a requirement aimed at minimizing radiation exposure. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is behind this proposal, with proponents suggesting it may enhance operational efficiency.
A court has ruled on the firings of intelligence officers by C.I.A. director John Ratcliffe, who terminated employees involved in diversity initiatives at the beginning of the second Trump administration. The ruling addresses the legality of these firings.
A court ruling has prevented the dismissal of intelligence officers who were fired by C.I.A. Director John Ratcliffe during the second Trump administration. These officers had been involved in diversity initiatives.
On July 2, 2026, the Florida Board of Education voted to ban undocumented students from attending state colleges and universities, impacting all 28 state-funded institutions. This decision follows a prior action to strip in-state tuition discounts for some immigrant students.
The Eastern U.S. is facing potentially record-breaking daytime temperatures, accompanied by warm nights. Experts warn that the lack of cooler nighttime temperatures may hinder the body's ability to recover from the heat.
The FBI stated that some ransom notes related to the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping may be legitimate, while others are deemed false. This follows a previous report suggesting all notes were fake. The investigation is ongoing, with a reward of over $1 million for information leading to Guthrie's recovery.
In June, U.S. employers added 57,000 jobs, reflecting a slowdown in hiring amid economic caution. The unemployment rate decreased to 4.2%, primarily due to a decline in the labor force participation rate. Various sectors experienced job losses, while healthcare and professional services saw gains, indicating mixed trends in the job market.
Representative Hank Johnson (D-GA) expressed concerns about the implications for black Americans if Democrats lose the midterm elections, suggesting it could lead to a regression in progress. His comments highlight the stakes of the upcoming elections.
A lab at the University of Minnesota has developed an artificial cell that can enclose genetic material and continuously import new materials. This cell can undergo a few rounds of division, which may help researchers explore the origins of life and minimalistic life forms.
The June employment report reveals a decline of 61,000 jobs in the leisure and hospitality sector, which includes tourism-related employment. This decline comes despite expectations of a hiring boost due to the World Cup, with previous job gains also revised down significantly. Analysts are monitoring potential impacts on local economies as employment data for metro areas is set to be released later this month.
An archery world champion has received a three-year ban due to a positive test for nandrolone, which occurred during an out-of-competition test in September 2025. As a result, she will be ineligible to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
A toddler was found alive in a hospital morgue in Gilbert, Arizona, according to police records. The situation has garnered significant public interest.
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