A man in Las Vegas has been accused of murdering his ex-wife and her new husband in a grocery store. After the shooting, he reportedly left custody papers at the scene.
China is introducing measures to strengthen its response to sanctions and export controls from the US and EU. This initiative is part of a larger effort to safeguard its economic interests.
Troy Jackson, a potential Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, addressed his past support for Graham Platner during an MS NOW interview. Jackson filed paperwork to replace Platner after he suspended his campaign amid a rape allegation. He expressed that credible allegations of sexual assault were a 'red line' for him, despite his previous backing of Platner.
A US official has clarified that the United States is not behind recent attacks on Iran. The official also noted that technical talks with Iran are still in progress.
President Trump's plan for a 250-foot triumphal arch in Virginia has received preliminary approval from the National Capital Planning Commission. The commission voted 8-1 in favor of the proposal, which faces opposition from preservationists.
Caitlin Clark will not play in the upcoming game against the Phoenix Mercury, despite feeling physically fit after a recent return from injury. Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White cited a strategy to manage player fatigue as the reason for Clark's absence, as the team aims to protect their key player.
The National Park Service is investigating a mysterious illness affecting rafters at the Grand Canyon, with symptoms reported after trips in recent weeks. Speculation about the cause includes mosquito-borne illnesses such as dengue fever and chikungunya, although these are rare in the U.S. The NPS and Arizona health officials have not yet commented on the situation.
A heat wave has led to record water temperatures in the Potomac River, reaching 94 degrees Fahrenheit. Officials have linked this rise in temperature to a large fish kill in the region.
Bryan O. Roa and Michael A. Thomas from Southern California have been indicted along with six others for allegedly planning a terrorist attack at the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House last month. The indictment was announced on Thursday.
Morris Katz, a senior adviser to Graham Platner, expressed disappointment over the allegations that led to Platner's withdrawal from the Maine Senate race. Katz confirmed that Platner would file the necessary paperwork to officially withdraw, and the Maine Democratic Party will hold a convention to select a replacement candidate by July 27.
House Representative John McGuire has introduced the Birthright Citizenship Clarification Act, which seeks to codify an executive order from President Trump aimed at limiting birthright citizenship. The bill targets the jus soli principle, which grants citizenship to those born within a country's borders, and follows a recent ruling by the Supreme Court.
Migrants deported from the U.S. have reported that a hotel in Equatorial Guinea, where they are detained, has also been used to quarantine a suspected Ebola patient. This was confirmed by both the deportees and their lawyers.
The United Nations has initiated a funding appeal of about $300 million to aid survivors of the earthquakes in Venezuela, where the death toll has risen to 3,889. Concerns are increasing regarding the potential for disease outbreaks in the affected areas.
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez has alleged that the US Justice Department is impeding his investigation into Jeffrey Epstein by not providing necessary records. This claim was made public on July 9, 2026.
Protests have taken place in Hungary against Prime Minister Péter Magyar's plans to remove President Sulyok and other political appointees linked to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Magyar's actions are part of his efforts to dismantle Orbán's influence following his election victory in April.
Ali Khamenei was laid to rest at the Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, marking the conclusion of six days of public mourning. The shrine is recognized as the holiest site for Shia Muslims in Iran.
President Trump chose to fly on an older Air Force One instead of a newly refurbished plane from Qatar, leading to questions about the security of the new aircraft. The White House attributed the decision to a precautionary measure.
The US has conducted strikes on 90 Iranian targets, according to Centcom. The Iranian health ministry reported 14 fatalities since the strikes began on Tuesday, coinciding with the burial of Khamenei.
A lawsuit has been initiated against the Port of Rotterdam, urging it to accelerate its transition away from fossil fuel dependency. The case highlights the growing pressure for the port to implement more sustainable practices.
U.S. Central Command announced new strikes against Iran on July 9, 2026, raising concerns about the stability of the ongoing ceasefire. Both sides are currently not inclined to resume talks, and Iran has not clarified its stance on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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