Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has decided to pause the state's data center tax incentives starting July 1, 2026. This action is intended to address concerns related to electricity costs and water resources linked to the growth of AI infrastructure.
The House Armed Services Committee has voted to rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War, a change that could cost up to $125 million. The decision has received bipartisan support in committee but faces challenges in the Senate.
In the Bay Area, over two dozen mail-in ballots were stolen as California continues to count votes from the June 2 primary election. The incident raises concerns about the integrity of the voting process.
A couple faces charges related to the sexual abuse of a missing 14-year-old girl. She was found in a box in their bedroom after being reported missing from school.
Florida officials have granted legal standing to viable unborn children, which may affect the autonomy of pregnant women. This decision has raised concerns about the implications for maternal rights and well-being.
Scientists are investigating food packaging dates to help mitigate food waste and its associated economic and environmental consequences. Their research aims to improve consumer understanding of these dates.
Kosovo conducted its third election in a span of 16 months, highlighting political tensions between Prime Minister Albin Kurti and ex-President Vjosa Osmani. The election occurs amid stalled dialogue with Serbia and difficulties in EU integration.
American consumer spending is reportedly sustaining the economy, even as rising prices are impacting savings. Analysts note growing concerns about the economic situation.
Senator Susan Collins has achieved a milestone by casting her 10,000th consecutive vote in the Senate. She has maintained this record since her election in 1997, receiving recognition from bipartisan colleagues.
Senator Susan Collins of Maine has cast her 10,000th consecutive vote, marking a significant milestone since she began her tenure in 1997. Her achievement has garnered recognition from bipartisan colleagues.
The WHO and Africa CDC have unveiled a $518 million plan to address the Ebola outbreak in Uganda. The announcement follows reports of three new cases and one additional death in the country.
NASA has ordered astronauts on the International Space Station to prepare for possible evacuation due to a worsening air leak in the Russian segment. The directive affects two U.S. astronauts, a French astronaut, and a Russian astronaut, who are to shelter in their spacecraft as a precaution.
NASA lifted evacuation orders for astronauts on the International Space Station after a brief precautionary measure due to an air leak in the Russian segment. The crew was instructed to shelter in their spacecraft but returned to normal operations within two hours. Ongoing discussions between NASA and Roscosmos focus on addressing the air leak issues.
The FDA has started a study on mifepristone, a drug used in medical abortions. Experts have raised concerns that the review process may not adequately consider existing scientific data.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has admitted to breaking her own boycott of Starbucks, which she had previously called for last year. In a recent interview, she acknowledged the potential negative impact of her comments on Seattle's business climate, as Starbucks plans to close more stores in the city while expanding in Nashville.
A weather system is anticipated to cause heavy rain and flooding along the Gulf Coast, particularly affecting Louisiana and Mississippi. The situation is expected to worsen as the weekend progresses.
Victor Adulfo-Herrera was arrested in North Carolina for a hit-and-run incident that resulted in serious injuries and for attempting to set a home on fire. He faces multiple charges and is currently held on bond, with a court appearance scheduled for July 31. ICE has lodged a detainer for his potential deportation.
NASA has advised astronauts on the ISS to take shelter in the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft following the discovery of new leaks in the Russian service module. Roscosmos is addressing the issue with ongoing repairs.
NASA temporarily housed astronauts in SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft after new leaks were discovered in the Russian service module of the International Space Station. The decision was made following a report from Roscosmos.
On June 5, 2026, a maritime drone explosion was reported at a Romanian Black Sea port, with no injuries reported. This incident follows a previous event where a Russian drone struck an apartment building in Galati, injuring two people.
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