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Ukraine conducts drone attacks on two Russian oil refineries

Ukrainian forces have attacked two oil refineries in Russia, leading to at least two reported deaths, as stated by Russian officials. This incident is part of Ukraine's broader campaign against energy infrastructure during the conflict.

Washington Examiner

Iran Eliminated from World Cup After Last-Second Goal by Austria

Iran has been eliminated from the World Cup, finishing third in Group G with three points. The team faced significant restrictions during the tournament, leading to complaints from players and coaches about their treatment. Following their exit, Iran expressed gratitude to the people of Tijuana, where they were based.

Washington Examiner

Iran Threatens to Halt US Peace Talks Following Military Strikes

Iran has warned it may halt peace talks with the U.S. following a series of military exchanges, including attacks on commercial shipping and U.S. military facilities in the region. The situation escalated after a ceasefire agreement appeared to break down, prompting responses from both nations. President Trump indicated the U.S. is prepared for further military action if necessary.

Washington Examiner

July Supplemental Security Income Payments of Up to $994 Scheduled for Release

The July 2026 Supplemental Security Income payments, which can reach up to $994, are set to be distributed in three days. These payments support individuals with limited income, including those who are blind or aged 65 and older. Eligibility requires U.S. citizenship and residency in specific regions.

Fox News — Politics

Poll Shows Generational Divide on Perception of China as Threat

A poll by the Ronald Reagan Institute reveals a significant generational divide in perceptions of China as a threat, with 93% of older Americans concerned compared to 62% of younger Americans. Overall, concern about China remains high nationally, but younger voters exhibit different views on U.S. foreign policy, indicating potential shifts as they become a larger part of the electorate.

Fox News — Latest

Poll Shows Generational Divide in Perception of China as Threat

A poll by the Ronald Reagan Institute reveals a notable generational divide in American perceptions of China as a threat. While 93% of older Americans view China's espionage capabilities as a concern, only 62% of younger Americans share this view. Overall, concern about China remains high nationally, with significant differences in attitudes towards U.S. foreign policy emerging between generations.

The Hill

US and Iran Exchange Attacks, Testing Ceasefire Agreement

The U.S. and Iran have exchanged attacks, raising concerns about the stability of their 60-day ceasefire and nuclear negotiations. Iran targeted Bahrain and Kuwait with drone and missile strikes, following U.S. strikes on Iranian positions.

The Hill

Trump issues warning to Iran amid ongoing conflict

President Trump warned Iran following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian military sites, citing violations of a ceasefire agreement. The strikes contribute to ongoing tensions between the two nations.

apnews.com

Iran Launches Attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait Following US Strikes

Iran launched drone and missile attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait in response to U.S. airstrikes, threatening to halt negotiations to end the ongoing conflict. The U.S. military confirmed strikes against Iranian military infrastructure, while tensions in the region remain high due to maritime route expansions and ongoing conflicts involving Hezbollah in Lebanon.

cnbc.com

U.S. Military Strikes Iranian Targets Amid Rising Tensions

On June 28, 2026, President Trump issued threats against Iran following U.S. military strikes on Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes were in retaliation for attacks on shipping, with both Kuwait and Bahrain reporting missile and drone incidents. Despite the tensions, commercial shipping in the region has continued, and oil prices have decreased.

Fox News — Politics

USDA Inspector General Warns Congress About SNAP Fraud and Its Links to Criminal Activity

USDA Inspector General John Walk warned Congress about fraud in the SNAP program, stating it has allowed individuals linked to criminal organizations to exploit food stamps. During the hearing, he highlighted various fraudulent activities and the significant impact on legitimate recipients, while lawmakers discussed the need for better oversight and data sharing.

Fox News — Politics

Union Leaders Criticize Democratic Party and DSA for Disconnect with Blue-Collar Workers

Union leaders from Steamfitters Local 638 in New York City criticized the Democratic Party and the Democratic Socialists of America for failing to represent blue-collar workers. They expressed concerns over recent DSA candidates' policies and the impact of open border policies on wages. The leaders called for better alignment between the labor movement and the DSA's agenda.