A federal judge has ordered $5 million in damages to be paid to E. Jean Carroll in her lawsuit against President Trump. Meanwhile, Rahm Emanuel has called for a reassessment of U.S. support for Israel, and the IMF has lowered its global growth forecast due to increased energy prices linked to the war in Iran.
The Department of Justice has warned state election officials that they could be arrested if noncitizens vote in their states. The officials have been given five days to outline their compliance measures regarding noncitizen voting laws.
Nigel Farage has resigned from his position in Parliament, citing plans to run for office again. This announcement comes as he faces questions about his finances, with some critics suggesting that the resignation is an attempt to avoid a parliamentary inquiry.
The 'Great American State Fair' is currently taking place on the National Mall as part of the celebrations for the United States' 250th anniversary. President Trump's involvement has reportedly added a partisan element to the events.
President Trump announced he will not use the new Air Force One gifted by Qatar for his return from Turkey, opting instead to send it to a military base in the UK for personnel to view. Concerns have been raised regarding the aircraft's security features and the costs associated with its retrofitting, prompting criticism from Democratic lawmakers.
Rep. Valli Geiger announced that Graham Platner is supporting her candidacy for the U.S. Senate, although his campaign clarified that no formal endorsement has been made. This comes amid allegations of sexual assault against Platner, prompting an emergency meeting of the Maine Democratic Party. Geiger, who has served in the Maine House of Representatives, expressed her heartbreak over the situation.
Recent research highlights the significant role of genetics in obesity, particularly in the relationship between parents' and children's BMI. Studies suggest that while genetics account for a large portion of obesity risk, environmental factors are also crucial in understanding the obesity epidemic, which has seen rates triple over the past four decades.
On July 8, 2026, the United States launched new military strikes on Iran, continuing a pattern of offensive actions over two nights. The announcement came from U.S. Central Command, following statements made by President Trump.
The U.S. military launched additional strikes on Iran on July 8, 2026, following a series of attacks that began the previous night. The announcement was made by U.S. Central Command, and President Trump had hinted at the possibility of further military action earlier in the day.
Patrick Dempsey has announced that he will not run for the U.S. Senate in Maine. The actor, who gained fame from his role in 'Grey's Anatomy,' made this statement on Tuesday.
Ken Griffin, a major Republican donor, announced his support for Marco Rubio over JD Vance in the 2028 GOP presidential primary during a conference on July 8, 2026. Griffin's comments reflect a division within the GOP, with establishment figures backing Rubio and anti-establishment supporters favoring Vance. Rubio has stated he would defer to Vance if he runs.
Lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the shooting of a Mexican immigrant by an ICE officer in Houston. The incident occurred during a vehicle stop as part of a targeted operation on July 6, 2026.
The Trump administration has dismissed multiple immigration judges in an effort to change the immigration court system. This system is managed by the Department of Justice, which places judges under the authority of the administration whose policies they evaluate.
Justin Bieber is set to perform alongside Madonna, Shakira, and BTS during the halftime show of the World Cup final. FIFA anticipates that the 11-minute performance will draw a global audience of approximately two billion viewers.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to request a rehearing from the Supreme Court regarding its ruling on birthright citizenship, which he claims is being exploited by illegal immigrants. The Supreme Court ruled that children born in the U.S. are citizens at birth under the 14th Amendment, a decision Trump has criticized as unjust.
Republicans are preparing an $8 million ad campaign against the candidate who may replace Graham Platner, a Democratic nominee in Maine facing sexual assault allegations. The super PAC Pine Tree Results has previously spent $2 million on ads against Platner.
Donald Trump has appealed a federal judge's order to pay E. Jean Carroll $5.8 million following a jury's finding of sexual abuse and defamation. The appeal comes after a ruling that allowed Carroll to collect the payment, which has increased due to interest. Trump's legal team argues he should not pay until a renewed Supreme Court appeal is resolved.
U.S. Central Command reported new military strikes aimed at protecting shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump commented on the status of a three-week-old cease-fire, suggesting it is no longer valid.
United Airlines is facing a lawsuit that claims the airline charged extra fees for window seats that do not actually have windows. A judge has ruled that the lawsuit can move forward.
Vice President JD Vance and the Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General have initiated an investigation into the exploitation of worker visas by foreign nationals. The investigation is part of efforts to combat immigration fraud and protect American jobs.
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