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New York Times — US 09:02 AM

Health Secretary Proposes Transfer of Special Education Funds

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed moving special education funds into his department. This initiative has elicited concerns from disability advocacy groups about its implications for special education services.

New York Times — Politics 09:02 AM

Health Secretary Proposes Transfer of Special Education Funds

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed moving special education funds into his department. This proposal has prompted concerns from disability advocacy groups about its implications for special education services.

Deutsche Welle 09:01 AM

Severe Summer Storms Impact Germany

Overnight summer storms in Germany caused significant flooding and injuries, leading to evacuations and hospitalizations. The storms included lightning, high winds, and heavy rainfall.

Guardian — US 09:00 AM

Renovations in Washington DC Spark Mixed Reactions

Washington DC is undergoing significant renovations, including changes to the East Wing and reflecting pool. While city officials promote these efforts as improvements, some visitors express doubts about the effectiveness of these changes.

Washington Post — World 09:00 AM

China Supports Referee Ma Ning at World Cup

Chinese referee Ma Ning, recognized for his officiating style, is receiving support from fans as the national team is absent from the World Cup. His visibility contrasts with the usual anonymity of on-field officials.

BBC — World 08:53 AM

Israel and Hezbollah engage in strikes amid ceasefire agreement

Reports from southern Lebanon indicate multiple fatalities amid ongoing strikes between Israel and Hezbollah. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed targeting Hezbollah positions after the group launched over 50 projectiles at Israeli forces.

Washington Post — World 08:19 AM

U.S.-Iran Talks Anticipated to Face Challenges

Diplomats report that U.S.-Iran talks are expected to encounter numerous challenges and distrust, despite both parties' desire to maintain the peace process. The situation reflects a complex diplomatic landscape.

Fox News — Politics 08:00 AM

Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Responds to Questions on Fraud Scandal

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison addressed questions about his role in a fraud scandal, disputing claims that the fraud could amount to $8 billion. His comments followed threats from Vice President JD Vance to involve the Justice Department, and the case has raised concerns about significant losses in public assistance programs.

Fox News — Latest 08:00 AM

Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Responds to Questions on Fraud Scandal

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison faced questions regarding his response to a fraud scandal in the state, particularly concerning a disputed $8 billion figure. He expressed frustration during the interview, dismissing the number as politically motivated. The fraud allegations have drawn significant attention, with investigations suggesting that billions may have been lost in public assistance programs.

Fox News — Politics 08:00 AM

Lawmakers Express Divergent Views on Trump's Iran Deal

Lawmakers are divided on President Trump's Iran peace deal, with some praising it as progress while others express concerns about its enforcement and potential financial implications for Iran. Senators Tuberville and Blumenthal represent opposing views on the deal's effectiveness, with discussions ongoing about its enforcement and implications for U.S. foreign policy.

Fox News — Latest 08:00 AM

Lawmakers Express Diverging Views on Trump's Iran Deal

Lawmakers are split on President Trump's Iran peace deal, with some praising its potential to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran while others express skepticism about its enforcement and financial implications for Iran. Senators Tuberville and Hoeven support the deal's framework, while Senator Blumenthal criticizes it as a potential 'unconditional surrender' for the U.S. The debate continues as some lawmakers have yet to fully review the deal's details.

BBC — World 07:40 AM

Evacuation at Dominican Republic resort due to fire

A fire at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach resort in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic, resulted in the evacuation of approximately 1,700 individuals. The incident took place in a well-known tourist destination on the Caribbean coast.

Al Jazeera English 07:24 AM

Australia confirms first H5N1 bird flu case in seabird

Australia has reported its first case of H5N1 bird flu on the mainland, identified in a seabird near Esperance, Western Australia. The confirmation marks a significant development in the monitoring of avian influenza in the region.

New York Post 07:24 AM

Three hikers found dead at Grand Canyon amid rising temperatures

Three hikers were found dead at the Grand Canyon, with the National Park Service indicating that their deaths are suspected to be related to heat illness. Despite a rapid response from first responders, they were pronounced dead at the scene.

New York Post 06:43 AM

Dodgers achieve walk-off victory against Orioles

The Los Angeles Dodgers overcame a late-game deficit to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 in a walk-off victory. The Dodgers initially led by three runs before trailing by two runs going into the ninth inning.

Al Jazeera English 06:24 AM

UN Reports Record Number of Displaced People Returning Home in 2025

The United Nations reported that in 2025, approximately 15 million displaced people returned to their home countries, representing the highest number of returns recorded. This situation underscores the complexities faced by refugees during their reintegration.

The Daily Beast 05:01 AM

Kristi Noem Commutes Life Sentence of Man Charged in Teen's Death

Mark Milk, a South Dakota man whose life sentence for manslaughter was commuted by Governor Kristi Noem, has been charged in the death of 14-year-old McKenna Wendel. Wendel was found dead in a creek after being reported missing. Milk faces federal charges related to her death, while another individual has also been charged in connection with the case.

nbcnews.com 04:40 AM

Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Paint Peeling Amid Algae Growth

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is facing challenges after a recent renovation, with paint chipping and algae growth turning the water green. The project has exceeded its initial budget significantly, and ongoing cleaning efforts have not fully resolved the algae issue. The Interior Department has made statements regarding the cleaning technology used.

Al Jazeera English 04:30 AM

Israel and Somaliland Progress to Strategic Cooperation

Israel and Somaliland are transitioning from symbolic recognition to strategic cooperation, six months after Israel recognized Somaliland's independence. This move aligns with Israel's objective to enhance its influence in the Red Sea area.

The Daily Beast 04:29 AM

Don Lemon Identifies Vice President JD Vance as Alleged Source of Leaks in Trump Administration

Don Lemon has pointed to Vice President JD Vance as a significant source of leaks within the Trump administration during a podcast discussion. His remarks were informed by insights from an upcoming book that details internal dynamics during Trump's second term. Lemon also expressed concern that the book's release could lead to legal repercussions for those implicated in the leaks.