Fox News — Politics
09:45 AM
Senator Lindsey Graham, who initially criticized Donald Trump, evolved into a key advisor on foreign policy during Trump's presidency. Known for his hands-on approach and strong advocacy for U.S. involvement abroad, Graham's recent death leaves a notable gap in U.S. foreign relations, particularly regarding Ukraine and other international issues.
Fox News — Latest
09:45 AM
Senator Lindsey Graham, who had a complex relationship with Donald Trump, became a key figure in shaping U.S. foreign policy during Trump's presidency. Following Graham's death on July 14, 2026, his absence raises questions about the future of U.S. support for Ukraine and the influence of his bipartisan initiatives, particularly regarding Russia sanctions.
BBC — World
09:40 AM
Svetlana Grković has shared details about her husband's condition after he was injured during a Ryanair flight incident. She stated that he is seriously injured and in shock.
New York Times — Politics
09:39 AM
Supreme Court justices are seeking an increase in their 2027 budget, primarily to enhance security measures. They attribute this request to a rise in threats against them.
New York Times — US
09:39 AM
Supreme Court justices are advocating for a budget increase for 2027, primarily to enhance their security. This request comes in response to perceived rising threats against the justices.
Fox News — Politics
09:30 AM
House GOP leaders are working to resolve a conservative revolt that has stalled legislative activities in the House. Key demands from conservative members include the passage of the SAVE America Act and a vote on border security legislation. The situation poses challenges for House Speaker Mike Johnson as he seeks to advance significant bills ahead of the midterm elections.
Fox News — Latest
09:30 AM
House GOP leaders are trying to resolve a conservative revolt that has stalled legislative activities in the House. The dissent, led by several Republican members, is focused on demands for the SAVE America Act and border security legislation. The ability of House Speaker Mike Johnson to advance significant legislation this week remains uncertain amid ongoing divisions within the party.
Axios
09:30 AM
Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, has proposed the creation of a U.S.-led regulatory body for advanced AI models. He argues that a systematic approach to AI regulation is necessary to address emerging risks, with the body overseeing safety testing and compliance for AI technologies before their market deployment.
Wired
09:30 AM
The trend of private buyers outbidding museums for fossils is becoming more common, which raises concerns for researchers. This situation may hinder scientific efforts to study and understand historical specimens.
New York Post
09:30 AM
Experts suggest that the legal defense for Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk, could cost Utah taxpayers more than $10 million. This estimate raises concerns about the financial implications for the state.
New York Post
09:28 AM
A house fire in Maryland was triggered by a dog interacting with a toaster, leading to the deaths of three family pets. The fire caused approximately $200,000 in damages.
The Daily Beast
09:20 AM
Loudoun County health officials found several health code violations during an inspection of Trump National Golf Club in Potomac Falls, Virginia. Issues included improper food storage temperatures and inadequate handwashing facilities. The club's spokesperson claimed the violations are politically motivated.
The Daily Beast
09:16 AM
President Trump has made claims about extensive damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, asserting that slashes of up to 300 yards were caused by vandals. Despite his assertions, reports indicate no visible evidence of such damage. Authorities have charged individuals in connection with the incident, and the government claims to have supporting evidence.
New York Times — US
09:03 AM
The Supreme Court has proposed a budget of $228 million to enhance security measures, including the expansion of its in-house police force. This funding is intended to ensure round-the-clock protection for justices at their homes and during travel.
New York Times — Politics
09:03 AM
The Supreme Court has proposed a budget of $228 million to enhance security measures, including an expansion of its in-house police force. This funding is intended to ensure the safety of justices both at their homes and during travel.
New York Times — Politics
09:03 AM
Attorney General Todd Blanche is scheduled to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation hearing on July 14, 2026. This hearing will address his qualifications and suitability for the position.
New York Times — US
09:03 AM
Attorney General Todd Blanche's confirmation hearing is scheduled for July 14, 2026, before the Senate Judiciary Committee. This hearing will address his role and actions related to the retribution campaign.
NPR — Top Stories
09:02 AM
Key updates include Donald Trump's announcement regarding U.S. policy in the Strait of Hormuz, a fatal incident involving federal agents in Maine, and legal actions by states against the Paramount-Warner Bros merger. These events highlight ongoing developments in U.S. governance and corporate regulations.
New York Times — Politics
09:02 AM
In Iowa, Democrats are strategizing to secure support from rural voters to block Republicans from obtaining a supermajority in the state legislature in the November elections. This election outcome may influence future legislative decisions in the state.
New York Times — US
09:02 AM
Democrats are working to stop Republicans from gaining a supermajority in the Iowa legislature in the November elections. Their efforts will concentrate on winning support from rural voters.
New York Times — US
09:02 AM
Democrats are targeting rural districts in their efforts to regain control of the House of Representatives. Beth Macy, a Democratic candidate and author, highlighted the frustration of voters who feel neglected by current leaders.
New York Times — Politics
09:02 AM
Democrat Beth Macy, a best-selling author, is campaigning for a congressional seat, expressing concerns about voter frustration with political leadership. The Democratic Party is focusing on rural districts in its efforts to regain control of the House.
NPR — Politics
09:01 AM
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has appointed Darline Graham to serve the remainder of her late brother Lindsey Graham's term. Lindsey Graham, a former Republican Senator, died on July 12, 2026.
New York Times — Business
09:00 AM
U.S. workers have demonstrated higher productivity levels in recent years, attributed to factors such as tight labor markets, digitization, and remote work. This trend has occurred without the influence of artificial intelligence.
New York Times — Business
09:00 AM
The Corsair, an unmanned vessel from Saronic Technologies, was presented at a defense industry event in 2025. The company has been listed as a potential contract winner by the Navy twice and has connections to former President Trump's allies.
Deutsche Welle
09:00 AM
Germany has seen a notable rise in applications for conscientious objection to military service. In June 2026, there were also around 5,100 recorded deaths attributed to heat-related causes.
The Hill
09:00 AM
Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has implemented a freeze on new hyperscale data centers, the first of its kind in the nation. The freeze will last for up to one year to facilitate the development of a framework aimed at environmental protection and energy management.
Deutsche Welle
08:02 AM
France celebrated Bastille Day on July 14, 2026, with a parade that included troops and warplanes from Europe, highlighting support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. This event is significant as it is Emmanuel Macron's last Bastille Day as president.
New York Post
07:42 AM
The sheriff in charge of the investigation into Nolan Wells' death has indicated that the investigation will not be rushed. This statement follows heightened speculation about the events leading to the teen's death, which was discovered a week ago.
Al Jazeera English
07:39 AM
The death toll from a fire at a Bangkok pub has reached 30, with 24 people in critical condition. Thai authorities are investigating potential negligence related to the incident.
The Daily Beast
07:25 AM
Joan Sebastian Guerrero, a Colombian national, was shot and killed by ICE agents in Biddeford, Maine, while his daughter was present. The incident occurred during an attempted warrant execution, and it has been confirmed that Guerrero was not the target of the warrant. Local officials are calling for an investigation into the shooting.
Daily Mail
07:24 AM
Nigel Farage has accepted an invitation from Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to discuss security matters with the chairman of the body that oversees protection for the Royal Family and senior officials. This comes in the wake of an incident involving Ann Widdecombe.
Deutsche Welle
07:24 AM
In response to severe flooding five years ago, towns in a German valley are taking proactive steps to prepare for future floods. The measures include building new walls, redesigning bridges, and restoring floodplains to improve resilience against extreme weather events.
New York Post
07:08 AM
The House Rules Committee has approved a bill that would permit states to maintain Daylight Saving Time throughout the year. The bill, which has backing from former President Donald Trump, passed with a vote of 6-4.
Daily Mail
07:02 AM
Patrick Spencer, a Conservative MP, has been accused of groping two women at London's Groucho club. The allegations were made during a court hearing, where it was reported that he persistently invited the women for drinks before the incidents took place.
Daily Mail
07:00 AM
The Heritage Live festivals at King's Sandringham estate have been canceled due to rising costs and insufficient ticket sales. Organizers indicated that efforts were made to salvage the events, but ultimately, they were unable to proceed.
Fox News — Latest
06:58 AM
A Deputy U.S. Marshal was shot and killed while serving an arrest warrant in Alexandria, Louisiana, on July 14, 2026. The suspect was apprehended after a standoff and is receiving medical treatment. The FBI is leading the investigation into the incident.
Deutsche Welle
06:49 AM
Sonam Wangchuk, an Indian activist, has been on a hunger strike for over two weeks to protest against Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. His declining health is raising concerns and increasing pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
NPR — Top Stories
06:43 AM
A fire at a music bar in Bangkok has resulted in 30 fatalities and over 70 injuries. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration reports that 24 of the injured are in critical condition.
Al Jazeera English
06:41 AM
Pakistan is promoting dialogue between the US and Iran amid rising tensions. Analysts suggest that Pakistan's ability to influence the situation is limited.
Deutsche Welle
06:35 AM
An investigation has been launched into a bar fire in Bangkok that occurred last Sunday. The death toll has now reached 30, with three of the wounded having died since the incident.
The Daily Beast
05:55 AM
President Donald Trump has addressed the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, who died at 71 from an aortic dissection. Trump noted Graham's health issues and family history of heart problems while some supporters speculated about the circumstances of his death. Senator Tommy Tuberville shared details of Graham's final moments, highlighting his commitment to public service.
New York Post
05:36 AM
Dillon Jones, though not a player in the NBA Finals, contributed as an informal adviser to coach Mike Brown. He praised Brown for his humility in accepting advice during the championship.
New York Post
05:17 AM
Dustin Poirier commented on Conor McGregor's injury during UFC 329, suggesting it was 'karma' for McGregor's past actions. Poirier's remarks highlight the ongoing rivalry between the two fighters.
Al Jazeera English
05:15 AM
US President Donald Trump has threatened to conduct a military attack on an underground nuclear facility in Iran. This statement was made during a press conference on July 14, 2026.
Fox News — Latest
05:15 AM
A fire in a Maryland home was ignited by a dog accidentally turning on a toaster, leading to the deaths of three pets. Fire crews controlled the fire within 20 minutes, and the cause was ruled accidental by fire officials. The incident resulted in significant damage to the home, estimated at $200,000.
Al Jazeera English
05:08 AM
A US trade expert has called for trilateral talks between the US, Mexico, and Canada to finalize a cross-border trade deal. The expert highlighted the necessity of cooperation among the three countries to progress in trade negotiations.
BBC — World
05:00 AM
Simon Andriesz, a British whistleblower, revealed links between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein using publicly available files. This discovery has prompted scrutiny of Lutnick's associations.
BBC — Business
05:00 AM
British whistleblower Simon Andriesz uncovered links between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein using publicly available documents. This revelation has prompted scrutiny of Lutnick's previous associations.
NPR — Top Stories
05:00 AM
The World Cup semifinals will showcase France facing Spain, among other heavyweight matchups. The tournament's new seeding system, introduced by FIFA, aims to enhance competition by placing top teams in separate brackets.