A US tourist was struck by lightning on Mount Etna, prompting Italian officials to send a rescue helicopter. The incident occurred while the individual was above the tree line amid volcanic activity.
The U.S. Department of Justice is set to review the DEA's tactics concerning wiretap investigations that may have allowed fentanyl deliveries to occur without intervention. The examination will assess whether the DEA prioritized larger prosecutions over immediate action against fentanyl trafficking.
Heavy storms and floods in the Midwest have led to at least seven fatalities. Hurricane Lala has caused destruction in Hawaii, and U.S. envoy Jared Kushner left Israel without a breakthrough on the Gaza peace proposal.
CNN defended its reporter Kristen Holmes after President Donald Trump criticized her during a press event. The White House's rapid response team attacked Holmes for her question regarding Trump's priorities, while CNN stated that personal attacks on journalists are inappropriate and reaffirmed their support for Holmes.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has improved the processing of concealed carry permit applications following a DOJ lawsuit that highlighted significant delays. The DOJ concluded its lawsuit after LASD implemented new personnel and software, now meeting California's permitting deadlines.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has addressed lengthy delays in concealed carry permit processing following a lawsuit from the Department of Justice. The DOJ reported that the LASD is now compliant with California's permitting deadlines after implementing new personnel and technology. The lawsuit highlighted significant delays experienced by applicants, some waiting nearly three years for permit decisions.
The DOJ plans to deploy around 1,000 election monitors for the November midterm elections, as stated by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon. The monitors will focus on ensuring compliance with federal voting laws in various jurisdictions, particularly those with potential issues related to language access and voter fraud. The DOJ remains committed to its voter roll initiatives despite facing legal challenges.
Senator Jon Ossoff has confirmed he will not run for president in 2028, focusing instead on his reelection campaign against Representative Mike Collins in Georgia. An Emerson College poll indicates Ossoff is gaining support as a potential nominee, polling at 13%. Current polling shows Democrats leading Republicans nationally ahead of the midterm elections.
President Trump voted by mail in Florida's primary election, submitting his ballot after requesting it in late July. This is the second instance of him voting by mail, despite his claims regarding election fraud associated with mail-in voting.
President Trump has decided to reduce joint military exercises with South Korea, a move that has faced criticism from Democrats and concerns from U.S. allies about defense commitments. Trump described the exercises as expensive and provocative.
The House Ethics Committee is investigating Representative Jimmy Gomez for allegations of inappropriate sexual contact with a staff member. Gomez maintains that he did not breach any laws or House ethics regulations.
President Trump is set to hold a rally in Myrtle Beach to support Darline Graham, who is running in a runoff election against Representative Ralph Norman. This event follows the unexpected death of her brother, Senator Lindsey Graham, in July.
President Trump is set to hold a rally in Myrtle Beach to support Darline Graham, who is running in a runoff election against Representative Ralph Norman. Darline Graham is the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who died in July.
A U.S. Navy destroyer lost power for four days while operating in the South China Sea last month. The crew faced challenges including a lack of drinkable water, functional toilets, and air conditioning during this time.
A U.S. Navy destroyer experienced a power failure for four days in the South China Sea, resulting in the crew lacking access to essential amenities such as drinkable water and air conditioning. The incident highlights the operational pressures on the Navy fleet.
Sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are reportedly experiencing mental health issues due to prolonged deployment and poor living conditions. The situation has sparked political debate, with Democrats criticizing the Trump administration's handling of military readiness, while Republicans express concerns about the conflict's impact on gas prices and electoral outcomes. The White House has defended the administration's actions, labeling negative reports as inaccurate.
The CDC has reported a decrease in vaccination rates among US kindergarteners for the 2025–2026 school year, with only 92.4 percent vaccinated with the MMR vaccine. This marks a continuation of a downward trend in vaccination rates since the 2019–2020 school year.
The Buss family has announced the sale of their remaining ownership shares in the Los Angeles Lakers to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger. The franchise is being sold for a historic valuation of $12.5 billion, following Walter's previous acquisition of majority ownership from the Buss family.
Rep. Mike Lawler has secured endorsements from 11 law enforcement unions and organizations in New York. This support is viewed as a crucial advantage in his race against Cait Conley.
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