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Fox News — Latest 11:58 PM

Man fleeing ICE officers in Florida struck and killed by tractor-trailer

A 28-year-old man fleeing ICE officers was killed by a tractor-trailer in St. Augustine, Florida, on Tuesday. The incident occurred after the vehicle he was in was stopped, and he ran across a busy road. This incident is part of a series of recent fatalities involving individuals fleeing from ICE.

Fox News — Latest 11:58 PM

Man fleeing ICE officers in Florida struck and killed by tractor-trailer

A 28-year-old Mexican man was killed by a tractor-trailer while fleeing ICE officers in St. Augustine, Florida, on Tuesday morning. This incident is part of a series of recent fatalities involving individuals fleeing or encountering ICE agents, prompting a policy shift from the Trump administration to halt most vehicle stops nationwide.

Fox News — Latest 11:53 PM

Hilton Grand Vacations terminates employee over alleged racial insult to Chelsea Gray

Hilton Grand Vacations has fired an employee for allegedly sending a racial insult to Chelsea Gray, a player for the Las Vegas Aces. Gray shared the message on social media, highlighting ongoing racial tensions in the WNBA, particularly in light of recent incidents involving player treatment. Lawmakers have expressed concern over the hostility faced by players, specifically targeting Caitlin Clark.

Fox News — Latest 11:53 PM

California man arrested after leaving backpack with meth in rideshare vehicle

A California man was arrested for leaving a backpack with 355.7 grams of suspected methamphetamine in a rideshare vehicle. The drugs, valued at over $30,000, were recovered after the rideshare driver contacted the police. The suspect, Jessie Ottman-Combs, was found at a motel where additional drug-related items were seized.

Fox News — Latest 11:40 PM

RaeLynn files for divorce from husband after over ten years of marriage

RaeLynn has filed for divorce from her husband, Josh Davis, after over ten years of marriage. The couple shares a four-year-old daughter, and RaeLynn expressed her commitment to co-parenting while navigating this change. The divorce was filed in Nashville, citing irreconcilable differences.

Washington Examiner 11:40 PM

Supreme Court Justices Testify Before Congress on Security Funding and Other Issues

On July 14, 2026, Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified before the House and Senate Appropriations Committees regarding a proposed budget increase for security funding. They discussed various issues including security threats, the emergency docket, and the enforcement of the court's code of conduct, while also addressing concerns about the 2022 leak of a draft opinion.

Axios 11:35 PM

House GOP Faces Challenges in Advancing Reconciliation Bill

House Speaker Mike Johnson is under pressure to advance a reconciliation bill that includes significant funding for defense and agriculture. However, divisions within the Republican Party regarding the bill's contents and strategy pose challenges, with some members expressing concerns over funding offsets and a lack of transparency in negotiations. The White House is working to garner support ahead of upcoming votes.

The Hill 11:30 PM

Man killed by truck in Florida after fleeing ICE agents

A man was killed by a tractor-trailer in St. Augustine, Florida, on July 14, 2026, after fleeing from ICE agents. The incident involved four individuals who ran from a vehicle at a Wawa gas station following an encounter with federal immigration officers.

Deutsche Welle 11:24 PM

Trump warns of potential US strikes on Iranian infrastructure

President Donald Trump has indicated that the US may increase military strikes against Iranian infrastructure if negotiations fail. This comes after the US reinstated a naval blockade and Iran declared the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

BBC — World 11:17 PM

Trump reverses decision on Hormuz tolls amid ongoing conflict with Iran

President Trump has changed his stance on tolls in the Hormuz Strait, indicating a shift in U.S. policy during an ongoing conflict with Iran that has lasted more than four months. This reversal highlights the difficulties the administration is encountering in managing the situation.

Washington Examiner 11:16 PM

Trump outlines plans for potential strikes on Iranian infrastructure

President Donald Trump announced plans to target Iranian power infrastructure if negotiations do not proceed. In an interview, he indicated that U.S. strikes would continue until Iran agrees to peace talks, while suggesting that ground troops may not be necessary. Trump also mentioned ongoing communications with Iran regarding a potential deal.

The Hill 11:11 PM

Durbin reports Blanche called DOJ 'anti-weaponization' fund a 'mistake'

Senator Dick Durbin reported that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche described the Trump administration's $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund as 'a mistake.' This remark was made during a meeting before Blanche's nomination hearing for the position of Attorney General.

TechCrunch 11:10 PM

Lorde comments on AI glasses and perceptions of reality

Lorde addressed the complexities of reality in the digital age during a performance, highlighting the difficulties in distinguishing what is real. Her comments reflect broader concerns regarding technology's impact on perception.

TechCrunch 11:10 PM

Lorde comments on AI glasses during performance

Lorde addressed the topic of AI glasses during a recent performance, highlighting concerns about authenticity in the modern world. She noted the challenges in distinguishing reality amidst technological advancements.

PBS NewsHour 11:05 PM

Federal immigration agent involved in fatal shooting of motorist in Maine

On July 14, 2026, a federal immigration agent shot and killed a motorist near Portland, Maine. This incident is the second use of deadly force by ICE within a week and adds to the tally of fatalities associated with the agency since the Trump administration's immigration policies were implemented.

The Hill 11:04 PM

Gallup Poll Shows Low Confidence in US Institutions

A Gallup poll conducted from June 1 to June 15 shows that only 27 percent of respondents have confidence in major U.S. institutions. This figure represents a decrease of 1 percentage point from earlier surveys.

Washington Examiner 10:55 PM

Trump discusses potential ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island

President Donald Trump indicated he might order a ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island if U.S. forces degraded Iran's military capabilities sufficiently. Kharg Island is vital for Iran's oil exports, processing about 90% of its crude oil. Recent U.S. strikes have targeted Iranian military capabilities amid escalating tensions between the two countries.

PBS NewsHour 10:50 PM

U.S. Conducts Strikes and Reimposes Naval Blockade on Iran

The United States has initiated a fourth night of airstrikes and is reestablishing a naval blockade on Iranian ports. President Trump indicated that these actions aim to limit Iran's oil revenue, while Iran continues to target ships and U.S. allies in the Gulf region.

PBS NewsHour 10:47 PM

Experts Discuss U.S.-Iran Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz

PBS NewsHour's Nick Schifrin led a discussion on the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran concerning the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion included perspectives from Alan Eyre, a former negotiator for the Iran nuclear deal, and Miad Maleki, an Iranian-born analyst.

PBS NewsHour 10:45 PM

Federal Reserve Chair Warsh states inflation will be resolved

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announced that inflation will be resolved during a session with the House Financial Services Committee. The CDC reported nearly 7,000 cases of cyclosporiasis, and New York has issued a moratorium on new large data center constructions.

democracydocket.com 10:40 PM

ICE Admits Potential Existence of Documents Related to Agents at Polling Places

ICE has acknowledged that it may have thousands of documents related to the potential deployment of immigration agents at polling places, following a court disclosure. Despite this acknowledgment, no documents have been produced as the midterm elections approach, raising concerns about possible intimidation tactics at voting sites.

apnews.com 10:40 PM

Bipartisan Senators Introduce Legislation to Address Social Security Funding Shortfall

On July 14, 2026, a bipartisan group of senators introduced the PROMISE Act to address the projected Social Security funding shortfall by 2032. The legislation aims to establish an independent advisory committee to recommend solutions and ensure Congress votes on a long-term solvency plan. The funding shortfall is linked to demographic changes and tax policy impacts.

apnews.com 10:40 PM

Maine Democrats Criticize Senator Susan Collins Following ICE Shooting

Maine Democrats are criticizing Senator Susan Collins following a fatal shooting by ICE, linking her to the agency's actions. The incident has intensified political discussions in the state, particularly in light of the recent resignation of the Democratic Senate nominee. Protests have emerged, with calls for accountability and changes to ICE's operations.

news3lv.com 10:40 PM

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo Pulled Over for Traffic Violation in Las Vegas

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo was pulled over for a red light violation in Las Vegas on May 15. The police officer did not issue a citation following the brief interaction, which lasted under 20 seconds. A spokesperson for Lombardo's office commented on the incident, and a police union official stated that the governor did not use his position to avoid a ticket.

abcnews.com 10:40 PM

ICE Suspends Vehicle Stops Following Shootings

ICE has suspended vehicle stops temporarily following two fatal shootings in Texas and Maine. The directive from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin comes after discussions with Senator Susan Collins. Officers will receive new training, and the agency will continue to prioritize other methods for immigration enforcement.

The Daily Beast 10:37 PM

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo Pulled Over for Traffic Violation

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada was stopped by police for a traffic violation in May, during which he identified himself to the officer. The officer chose not to issue a ticket. Lombardo's campaign stated that he complied with the officer and did not seek special treatment.

The Daily Beast 10:33 PM

Trump Discusses Potential U.S. Ground Invasion of Iran

President Donald Trump indicated he would not rule out a ground invasion of Iran if necessary, during an interview with Fox News. He discussed military strategies, the reinstatement of a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, and the potential targeting of Iranian civilian infrastructure, while also addressing the historical context of U.S.-Iran relations.

The Daily Beast 10:27 PM

Polls Indicate Decline in Trust for Trump on Immigration Issues

Polling data shows a significant decline in public trust for President Donald Trump regarding immigration policies, with 58% of Americans now expressing distrust. The favorability rating for ICE has also dropped, with 60% of Americans disapproving of the agency's work. Additionally, a majority of Americans now support local control over immigration enforcement rather than cooperation with ICE.

TechCrunch 10:22 PM

OpenAI reportedly developing a screenless speaker device

OpenAI is in the process of developing its first hardware device, which is a screenless speaker. The device is designed to have moving mechanical elements and aims to function as a companion linked to OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Ars Technica 10:20 PM

Research Reveals Vulnerability in Microsoft's Secure Boot Standard

A recent study by ESET has found that Microsoft's Secure Boot standard has been vulnerable for most of its existence, allowing attackers to bypass protections on both Windows and Linux devices. The issue stems from the failure to revoke defective firmware images known as shims, which could enable malicious firmware installation.

Fox News — Politics 10:17 PM

Investigation into Trump Includes Text Messages from Congress Members

Former special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into President Donald Trump included text messages from nearly 50 members of Congress, bypassing required review protocols. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley and Senate Investigations Subcommittee Chairman Ron Johnson criticized the investigation as an abuse of power, alleging violations of constitutional protections for lawmakers. The situation has prompted calls for accountability and potential prosecution of those involved.

New York Times — US 10:12 PM

Man Dies After Being Struck by Truck in St. Augustine Incident

A man was killed after being hit by a truck at a gas station in St. Augustine, Florida. The incident occurred while he was allegedly fleeing from ICE agents, but details about the events leading up to the collision are still not fully known.

Al Jazeera English 10:11 PM

Moroccan rapper Mehdi El Youbi arrested in Casablanca

Mehdi El Youbi, a Moroccan rapper, has been arrested in Casablanca. Activists report that this incident is part of a broader trend of increased repression by Moroccan authorities against dissenting voices and the Gen Z protest movement.