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Twenty States and Puerto Rico Offer Digital Driver's Licenses

Twenty states and Puerto Rico have introduced digital driver's licenses, enabling residents to use their mobile devices for identification. This initiative aims to modernize the way individuals carry and present their identification.

The Hill

Maine Senate Candidate's Staff Accuses Democratic Party of Exclusion

Graham Platner's campaign staff has accused the Maine Democratic Party of not involving grassroots supporters in the decision about his replacement as the party nominee. This comes amid allegations of sexual assault against Platner, with campaign manager Ben Chin expressing these concerns via text.

Al Jazeera English

US to Delist Syria as a State Sponsor of Terrorism

On July 8, 2026, President Donald Trump announced the United States' intention to delist Syria as a state sponsor of terrorism. This decision is attributed to the efforts of Ahmed al-Sharaa aimed at unifying the country.

Al Jazeera English

Former Wisconsin Judge Sentenced for Obstructing ICE

Hannah Dugan, a former Wisconsin judge, has been sentenced for her role in helping an immigrant avoid arrest by ICE agents in 2025. Details regarding the length and conditions of her sentence have not been provided.

Washington Examiner

Waymo to Expand Driverless Rides to Four New U.S. Cities

Waymo plans to offer driverless rides in four new cities: Las Vegas, Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, Florida, following its expansion to over 10 cities. The company, a subsidiary of Alphabet, aims to increase its weekly robotaxi rides to 1 million by the end of the year, despite facing operational challenges.

Fox News — Latest

Caitlin Clark to Play Against Sparks, Ruled Out for Following Game

Caitlin Clark will return to play for the Indiana Fever against the Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday after a back injury. However, she has been ruled out for the subsequent game against the Phoenix Mercury, a decision that has sparked discussion regarding the team's management of her playing time.

Fox News — Latest

Lynette Hooker's Mother Questions Husband's Account of Disappearance

Lynette Hooker was reported missing in the Bahamas on April 4 after allegedly falling from a dinghy while boating with her husband. Her mother, Darlene Hamlett, has publicly questioned her husband's account, suggesting that Lynette may have returned to their boat before disappearing. The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing its investigation into the case.

Al Jazeera English

France's Appeal Against Olise's Yellow Card Denied

France's appeal concerning Michael Olise's yellow card from the World Cup match against Paraguay has been denied. Olise faces suspension if he receives another yellow card in the next match against Morocco.

The Hill

Maine Democrats Seek New Senate Candidate Amid Internal Tensions

Maine Democrats are attempting to nominate a new Senate candidate after Graham Platner's campaign faced difficulties. Internal tensions are rising as the party approaches a deadline, with the outcome seen as significant for the upcoming Senate elections.

PBS NewsHour

Trump Considers Greenland for Territorial Expansion

President Donald Trump has expressed interest in territorial expansion involving Greenland, Canada, and Venezuela as part of his plans for a second term. He has notably focused on Greenland more than the other two regions.

Fox News — Politics

Rahm Emanuel Critiques U.S.-Israel Relations During Speech in Tel Aviv

Rahm Emanuel, a potential Democratic presidential candidate, delivered a speech in Tel Aviv criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and calling for a reevaluation of U.S.-Israel relations. He argued that unconditional support for Israel must end and proposed a new peace process involving Arab nations, while also addressing the declining support for Israel among Americans, particularly Democrats.

The Hill

Vice President Vance discusses H-1B visa investigations in Milwaukee

Vice President Vance visited Milwaukee to highlight the administration's crackdown on fraud in the H-1B visa program. The Labor Department has begun investigations into foreign workers associated with this program, which permits U.S. companies to hire individuals with specialized skills.