Guardian — US
10:00 AM
Republican lawmakers are returning to Capitol Hill with a focus on legislative priorities and facing challenges from former President Donald Trump and the recent death of Lindsey Graham. The midterm elections are approaching, increasing the urgency for both parties to demonstrate legislative successes.
Fox News — Latest
10:00 AM
Chez Xue, a restaurant in Foster City, California, has gone viral for its notice asking parents to control their children's behavior while dining. Owner You You Xue stated that the policy is intended to maintain order and has been prompted by increasing disruptive behavior. Etiquette experts support the restaurant's right to establish behavioral expectations for customers.
The Hill
10:00 AM
Senate Republicans and President Trump are attempting to resolve differences on multiple issues, including surveillance authorities and the conflict with Iran. The discussions also involve Trump's proposal to abolish the filibuster and advance the SAVE America Act.
NPR — Top Stories
10:00 AM
Research into the biology of pythons is ongoing, focusing on their unusual traits such as prolonged fasting, heart size variability, and metabolic flexibility. These features may offer valuable information for developing treatments for human diseases.
Wired
10:00 AM
The San Francisco Police Department has made available hours of drone footage from its Skydio platform, showcasing the extent of urban surveillance in the city. This release prompts discussions about the implications of police monitoring from above.
The Hill
10:00 AM
Graham Platner's exit from the Senate race in Maine has intensified divisions within the Democratic Party, particularly between progressives and centrists. Moderate Democrats believe this situation underscores the difficulties the party encounters in achieving cohesion.
Washington Examiner
10:00 AM
Speaker Mike Johnson is facing opposition from conservative GOP members as the House reconvenes, with demands to pass the SAVE America Act, which includes provisions for voter ID and immigration policies. The act has stalled in the Senate, and Johnson's attempts to merge it with the National Defense Authorization Act have been met with resistance. The House Rules Committee is scheduled to discuss related legislative matters.
Washington Examiner
10:00 AM
Public sentiment towards data centers is shifting, with a significant portion of the population opposing their construction in local areas. States that previously incentivized data center development are now reconsidering these policies due to rising public concerns about infrastructure impacts. Experts highlight the need for transparency and community engagement from developers to address these challenges.
Vox
10:00 AM
Alabama has been identified as a biodiversity hotspot, particularly for aquatic species, with the second-highest number of federally endangered and threatened species in the US. The state faces significant funding challenges for conservation efforts, as available resources prioritize game species and larger states. Recent legislative actions have aimed to increase support for threatened species, emphasizing the need for community engagement in conservation initiatives.
The New Yorker
10:00 AM
A military base in West Texas has been developed into a large tent complex for the detention of thousands of immigrants. The facility is noted for its difficult living conditions.
Al Jazeera English
09:46 AM
Wildfires near Fontainebleau have burned over 800 hectares, leading to evacuations and disruptions in transportation. Authorities have responded by deploying two waterbombing planes to manage the situation.
New York Post
09:44 AM
Lindsey Graham, a Republican senator from South Carolina, has died at the age of 71 due to a suspected ruptured aorta linked to chronic heart disease. His death was announced early Sunday, following his earlier complaints of feeling unwell.
The Daily Beast
09:42 AM
Ukrainian drone strikes near Moscow resulted in three fatalities and five injuries, with significant impacts on Russian oil refineries. President Putin has acknowledged a shortfall in air-defense systems and has promised to increase their production. The ongoing conflict continues to affect millions of Russians, leading to fuel shortages and long wait times at gas stations.
New York Times — Tech
09:34 AM
The European Union is contemplating a new law aimed at restricting children's access to social media. This potential legislation could mark a significant global effort to limit minors' use of these applications.
New York Times — Business
09:34 AM
The European Union is contemplating a law that would restrict children's access to social media. This proposed legislation, if passed, would be the most extensive effort worldwide to limit minors' use of such applications.
Al Jazeera English
09:34 AM
Residents in Damascus have observed recent improvements in state-supplied electricity. Despite this progress, there are ongoing concerns about the increasing costs of energy.
New York Post
09:28 AM
A naked man attempted to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from her mother at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland. The girl's parents and bystanders intervened, preventing the abduction until police arrived.
New York Times — World
09:23 AM
The Iranian military announced it had conducted strikes against U.S. targets in the Persian Gulf, continuing ongoing hostilities. President Trump refuted Iran's claim of controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
The Verge
09:22 AM
The European Union is evaluating potential restrictions on social media access for minors, including age limits and an outright ban. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that new legislation could be proposed within months based on expert recommendations.
Axios
09:10 AM
Communities in the U.S. are actively reimagining historic sites linked to racism, such as a former KKK hall in Texas being turned into an arts center. This movement seeks to transform these locations into spaces for education and community healing, reflecting a growing recognition of the need to address the country's racial history.
NPR — Top Stories
09:10 AM
An investigation by NPR and The Marshall Project indicates that prisoners who file complaints about mistreatment frequently encounter retaliation. This raises concerns about the ability of inmates to seek justice within the prison system.
New York Times — US
09:03 AM
Senator Lindsey Graham garnered only 6 percent of Black votes in the 2020 election, according to exit polls. A recent poll from Citadel shows that about 10 percent of Black voters currently approve of his performance in office.
New York Times — US
09:02 AM
Democrats in Maine are requesting that Senator Chuck Schumer not participate in the selection of a replacement Senate nominee. This reflects a preference for local control in the nomination process.
New York Times — Politics
09:02 AM
Democrats in Maine are requesting that Senator Chuck Schumer not involve himself in the selection of their next Senate nominee. This indicates a desire for local control over the nomination process.
The Daily Beast
09:02 AM
Donald Trump claimed a 59% approval rating in a recent Truth Social post, but various polls indicate his actual approval is much lower, around 40%. Analysts warn that his low approval ratings could negatively impact the GOP in the upcoming midterm elections.
Al Jazeera English
09:01 AM
The IRGC has announced attacks on US military sites in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman, citing a response to recent US bombardments. This escalation comes amid increasing tensions between the two nations.
Fox News — Latest
09:00 AM
In a WNBA game on July 13, 2026, New York Liberty guard Betnijah Laney-Hamilton was ejected after accidentally hitting Toronto Tempo's Marina Mabrey with a shoe. The incident occurred during a critical moment in the game, leading to a technical foul against Laney-Hamilton. Both players addressed the situation after the game, with Laney-Hamilton defending her actions and Mabrey taking it in stride.
Guardian — US
09:00 AM
Joan Rivet, an 82-year-old from North Carolina, survived nine days trapped in her bathtub after a fall. She used her foot to turn on the faucet and drink water while losing consciousness. Her story underscores the risks of falls for older adults, as reported by the CDC.
Fox News — Latest
09:00 AM
Senator Lindsey Graham's death was caused by an aortic dissection linked to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, as confirmed by preliminary findings from the medical examiner's office. Aortic dissection is a serious condition that can lead to fatal outcomes if not treated promptly, with symptoms that may mimic those of a heart attack or stroke. Early diagnosis and management of risk factors are crucial for prevention.
Washington Post — Business
09:00 AM
Businesses are expressing concerns about sustained inflation driven by tariffs, energy costs, and demand from AI data centers. This situation raises the possibility that inflation could remain above the Federal Reserve's target rate.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
Colorado has enacted a law to tackle the economic difficulties of recycling electric vehicle batteries, where the recycling costs often surpass the batteries' worth. This initiative seeks to improve the recycling process and its viability.
status.news
08:40 AM
New York Times executives are preparing for a legal confrontation with federal prosecutors over subpoenas issued to five reporters regarding their reporting on a Boeing 747 linked to President Trump. The newspaper's leadership has reassured the journalists of its support and plans to mount a strong defense against what they view as an attack on press freedom. Legal experts suggest that the Times is likely to challenge the subpoenas effectively.
Deutsche Welle
08:07 AM
A German court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for enslaving and torturing two Yazidi girls in Iraq. The court found that he and his former partner held the girls captive for years, subjecting them to forced labor and abuse.
Al Jazeera English
08:01 AM
In 2026, the UK experienced two heatwaves, with temperatures peaking at 35.1C in May and 37.7C in June. These events have been associated with more than 2,700 deaths.
Deutsche Welle
08:01 AM
The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran has led to Iranian actions against US allies in the Middle East. Gulf countries are at risk as the situation escalates, despite not being direct targets of Iranian aggression.
Al Jazeera English
07:41 AM
Retired US General Mark Kimmitt has expressed concerns that renewed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz may lead to increased tensions between the US and Iran. He highlighted the strategic significance of the area and the risk of a broader regional conflict.
Al Jazeera English
07:24 AM
Iranian President Pezeshkian is under scrutiny after a failed MoU. Analysts indicate that placing the entire blame on him may distract from the existing rivalries among different political factions in the country.
New York Post
07:24 AM
Sam Neill, famous for his role in 'Jurassic Park,' was seen at a music hall of fame ceremony shortly before he passed away at the age of 78. His appearance was noted just weeks prior to his death.
NPR — Top Stories
07:20 AM
Sam Neill, the acclaimed actor recognized for his performances in 'Jurassic Park' and 'The Piano,' has died at the age of 78. His family confirmed his death on Monday in Sydney, following his diagnosis of angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma in 2023.
Deutsche Welle
06:58 AM
The remains of Indian tourists who lost their lives in a speedboat accident in Vietnam are expected to be repatriated to Mumbai. The Supreme Court of India is also set to hear a plea concerning an investigation into alleged donation fraud linked to the Ram Mandir.
Deutsche Welle
06:29 AM
EU ministers are set to approve reforms that will enhance passenger rights in air travel. The reforms include provisions to make compensation claims easier for travelers.
Al Jazeera English
06:27 AM
Sam Neill, renowned for his role in 'Jurassic Park', has died at the age of 78. His family reported that his death was sudden and unexpected.
Fox News — Latest
06:19 AM
Sam Neill, a New Zealand actor known for his role in the Jurassic Park franchise, passed away at the age of 78 on July 13, 2026, after recovering from cancer. His family announced his death, stating it was sudden but he had remained cancer-free.
The Daily Beast
06:12 AM
Sam Neill, the actor famous for his role in *Jurassic Park*, has died at the age of 78. His family confirmed his passing on July 13, 2026, in Sydney, Australia, and expressed gratitude for the care he received during his illness. Neill had previously battled blood cancer, which he discussed in his memoir.
Deutsche Welle
06:08 AM
Sam Neill, famous for his portrayal of Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park, has died at the age of 78. His passing was reported on July 13, 2026.
BBC — World
06:07 AM
A bar fire in Bangkok's Chatuchak district has led to the deaths of at least 27 people, with 22 others critically injured. Firefighters were on the scene to assist as patrons tried to flee the blaze.
Fox News — Latest
06:01 AM
A man was arrested in Portland after attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from her mother at a park. The suspect, Daniel Vasey, was charged with several offenses following the incident, during which bystanders intervened to help the family. The girl sustained minor injuries but was not hospitalized.
New York Post
06:00 AM
Sam Neill, renowned for his role in 'Jurassic Park,' has died at the age of 78. His family confirmed the news on Instagram, indicating he passed away on July 13 in Sydney, Australia, surrounded by loved ones.
NPR — Top Stories
05:49 AM
Senator Mitch McConnell disclosed that he was hospitalized due to a fall, addressing concerns about his health that had arisen over the past few weeks. The statement was made on Sunday.
NPR — Politics
05:49 AM
Senator Mitch McConnell disclosed that he was hospitalized due to a fall, addressing concerns about his health after a period of silence. The statement was made on Sunday.