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Reactions to Graham Platner's Withdrawal from Campaign

Graham Platner has stepped down from his campaign amid a rape accusation. Reactions from his supporters, particularly women, indicate a mix of disappointment, contrasting with the expectations of Democratic party officials.

cnn.com

Israel Informs US of Iranian Plot to Assassinate Trump, Sources Report

Israel has informed the United States of a new Iranian plot to assassinate President Donald Trump, according to sources. The warning adds to rising tensions between the two countries amid ongoing military threats and diplomatic efforts. US intelligence is monitoring various potential threats, but the reliability of the Israeli report is questioned by some officials.

Fox News — Latest

Key Moments from Lance Twiggs' Interview Presented in Tyler Robinson Hearing

The preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson in Provo, Utah, featured video testimony from Lance Twiggs, who claimed Robinson expressed regret over the alleged shooting of Charlie Kirk. Text messages and a note presented in court suggested Robinson took responsibility for the act. The judge has scheduled further hearings to determine if the case will move forward.

usatoday.com

Trump dismisses two members of Election Assistance Commission ahead of midterm elections

President Donald Trump has dismissed two members of the Election Assistance Commission, impacting its ability to assist local election officials ahead of the 2026 midterms. The commission, which requires three members for decision-making, is currently facing leadership challenges due to these dismissals and previous resignations. State officials have expressed concerns over reduced federal support for election security.

notus.org

Trump Dismisses Democratic Members of Election Assistance Commission

On July 10, 2026, President Donald Trump dismissed two Democratic members of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the agency without any members. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that expanded presidential powers over independent regulators. The firings have raised concerns about the impact on election integrity and the agency's ability to provide guidance ahead of the midterms.

Fox News — Latest

Logan Webb Deletes X Account After Criticism Following Loss

Logan Webb of the San Francisco Giants deleted his X account after responding to criticism about his performance following a loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on July 10, 2026. Webb's social media interactions included defensive comments towards critics, particularly regarding his role as the team's ace. The Giants suffered a 10-0 defeat in the game.

Washington Examiner

Victor Marx wins GOP primary for Colorado governor

Victor Marx won the Republican primary for Colorado governor, defeating state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer by a narrow margin. He will face Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser in the general election in November. Kirkmeyer and another candidate had previously stated they would not support Marx in the general election.

Fox News — Latest

Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White Responds to Congressional Letter Regarding Caitlin Clark

Stephanie White, head coach of the Indiana Fever, declined to comment on a letter from Republican lawmakers regarding the treatment of player Caitlin Clark. The Fever issued a statement emphasizing their focus on player safety and stated they were unaware of the congressional letter. Clark was ruled out for a game against the Phoenix Mercury, following a previous incident where she was injured.

New York Post

Trucker Charged in Fatal Ontario Crash

A truck driver has confessed to his role in a deadly crash in Ontario. After his arrest in October, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement issued an immigration detainer against him, and he is charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence.

The Hill

Michigan GOP gubernatorial candidates debate ahead of primary

Michigan's three leading Republican gubernatorial candidates participated in a primary debate on July 9, 2026, where they criticized each other in the lead-up to the primary election. Representative John James, a frontrunner in the race, was a focal point of the criticism from his opponents.