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Iranian Experts Estimate Economic Losses from Operation Epic Fury at $280 Billion

Iranian experts have estimated that the economic losses from Operation Epic Fury total $280 billion, excluding additional damages from follow-up operations. The assessment highlights significant destruction in Tehran, with 50,849 housing units affected. The economic situation in Iran has worsened due to the ongoing conflict, with inflation rates rising and per-capita income falling sharply.

The Daily Beast

Charges Dropped Against Individuals Accused of Damaging Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, has dropped charges against three individuals accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The decision follows the dismissal of a felony charge against David Hearn, with prosecutors indicating that contractor errors were responsible for the damage, not vandalism. President Trump has publicly disagreed with the decision.

NPR — Politics

House Ethics Committee to Investigate Rep. Max Miller

The House Ethics Committee is investigating allegations against Ohio Republican Representative Max Miller related to possible domestic violence. Miller has denied these claims amid his campaign for re-election.

PBS NewsHour

Kansas Republicans Hold Primary for Governor

Kansas Republicans are holding a primary election to choose their candidate for governor. This election is significant as the party seeks to reclaim the governor's office after eight years of Democratic leadership.

PBS NewsHour

Missouri Midterm Primaries: Live Results

The Missouri midterm primaries are taking place on August 4, 2026. A St. Louis-area congressman is facing a rematch in the Democratic primary against the former congresswoman he ousted in a previous election.

Washington Examiner

Federal prosecutors drop charges in Reflecting Pool vandalism cases

Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against three individuals accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, following the dismissal of a felony case against former Olympic canoeist David Hearn. The decision was influenced by evidence suggesting that the damage was caused by flawed construction rather than vandalism, a claim supported by President Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. The defendants faced misdemeanor charges, and the dismissals have resulted in job losses for some.

The Daily Beast

Senator Bernie Moreno Calls for Accountability Following Allegations Against Rep. Max Miller

Senator Bernie Moreno has called for legal action against Rep. Max Miller after an alleged accidental release of a nude photo of their daughter by Miller's legal team. This incident occurs amid serious abuse allegations made by Emily Moreno, Miller's ex-wife, as the two are embroiled in a custody battle. Miller has denied the allegations and requested a House Ethics Committee investigation into himself.

Fox News — Latest

Tennessee Coach Criticizes NCAA Suspension of Linebacker Arion Carter

Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter has been suspended for the first two games of the 2026 season after violating NCAA rules by hiring an agent. Coach Josh Heupel criticized the NCAA's decision, calling it outdated, while the NCAA maintained that the rules were clear regarding student-athlete eligibility. Carter is preparing for the season despite the suspension.