Fox News — Latest
05:58 PM
Andy Burnham is set to become the UK's next prime minister after being the only candidate nominated to replace Keir Starmer as Labour leader. He received significant support from Labour MPs and is expected to be confirmed as leader and appointed prime minister shortly. Burnham's leadership has drawn criticism for lacking the scrutiny typical of such transitions, and he plans to focus on regional investment and addressing key domestic issues.
Fox News — Latest
05:56 PM
Three teenage girls were arrested in Jersey City for allegedly throwing sulfuric acid on six women during a drive-by attack on June 15. The victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries, and the suspects face multiple charges including aggravated assault and illegal weapons possession. The incident is believed to have been targeted, stemming from a prior dispute.
Fox News — Politics
05:56 PM
During a confirmation hearing for acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, former special counsel Jack Smith was discussed regarding allegations of his review of lawmakers' text messages in the investigation into Donald Trump. Senator John Kennedy raised questions about the nature of the communications obtained, while Blanche confirmed that the DOJ is investigating the matter and emphasized the importance of safeguards for privileged communications.
TechCrunch
05:53 PM
OnePlus is reportedly planning to scale back its operations in the United States and Europe. The company may also reduce its activities in India by 2027.
New York Post
05:51 PM
Gary Glowacz, aged 70, has been arrested for the 1987 murder of Melissa Taylor Ellison after he called the police to provide a tip. The arrest took place on July 8, 2026, shortly after his call.
Guardian — US
05:50 PM
Jesús Manuel Arenas-Silva, a 45-year-old Venezuelan man, died in ICE custody while being transferred between facilities in Georgia. This incident marks the 22nd death in ICE custody this year, with the suspected cause being cardiac arrest.
PBS NewsHour
05:49 PM
A pontoon boat sank near Alcatraz Island, leading to one death and three missing persons. Sixteen individuals were rescued from the water after the incident, which involved family members attending a memorial service.
Fox News — Politics
05:49 PM
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that the Justice Department has not closed investigations related to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and is prepared to pursue new suspects if new evidence is found. He also highlighted the department's ongoing communication with Epstein's victims and encouraged them to come forward with any additional information.
New York Post
05:49 PM
A person has been identified as the victim of a boat sinking incident near Alcatraz in the San Francisco Bay. The incident took place on July 15, 2026, and search operations are still in progress for three missing individuals.
The Intercept
05:47 PM
Jay Clayton, during his confirmation hearing for Director of National Intelligence, refrained from confirming if the White House directed him to issue subpoenas to New York Times journalists. He defended the FBI's actions as procedural but faced criticism regarding the timing and appropriateness of the subpoenas. Clayton also confirmed the certification of the 2020 election results but avoided expressing his personal opinion on the election outcome.
New York Times — Tech
05:42 PM
Twitter celebrated its 20th anniversary on July 15, 2026, marking two decades since its public launch. The platform has evolved significantly since its introduction in 2006.
Washington Examiner
05:41 PM
Ashik Siddiqu, co-chairman of the Democratic Socialists of America, defended the group's proposal to abolish the Senate, arguing it is undemocratic due to equal representation for states of varying populations. This proposal is part of a broader platform that seeks to implement significant changes to the federal government, including the replacement of the presidency and Supreme Court. Abolishing the Senate would require a constitutional amendment, raising questions about the implications for U.S. governance.
TechCrunch
05:39 PM
Google's largest solar and battery project is situated 40 miles north of xAI's gas power plant, which is operating without the required permits. This development highlights a contrast in energy strategies between the two companies.
Washington Examiner
05:37 PM
Rep. Ro Khanna has been criticized by some left-wing activists for not endorsing the Hamas attacks on Israel during a recent interview. He described the attacks as terrorism and emphasized the need for peaceful resistance while also criticizing Israel's military response in Gaza. His comments come amid ongoing scrutiny regarding his stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Guardian — US
05:34 PM
The US Department of Defense will implement a testosterone deficiency screening program for soldiers aged 30 and above, as announced by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on July 15, 2026. The program aims to help service members maintain optimal testosterone levels for performance.
The Hill
05:32 PM
Senator Bill Cassidy confronted Sean Kaufman, President Trump's nominee for the ASPR, during a confirmation hearing on July 15, 2026. Cassidy criticized Kaufman for a misleading social media post about the hepatitis B vaccine.
Washington Examiner
05:29 PM
U.S. Senators questioned the nominees for the CDC and ASPR during a confirmation hearing about their views on vaccines, particularly in relation to the skepticism expressed by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Dr. Erica Schwartz and Sean Kaufman faced scrutiny regarding their commitment to vaccine policies and the need for unity within public health agencies. Schwartz emphasized her goal to refocus the CDC's mission on infectious disease prevention.
BBC — World
05:29 PM
The French Parliament has passed legislation allowing assisted dying for terminally ill adults under strict conditions. The approval comes after extensive discussions on the matter.
Washington Examiner
05:26 PM
Pete Buttigieg has endorsed Josh Turek's campaign for the Iowa Senate seat, as Turek faces fundraising challenges against Republican Ashley Hinson. Turek's nomination has shifted the race's classification from 'Solid Republican' to 'Lean Republican,' and he holds a slight polling advantage over Hinson despite significant fundraising disparities.
The Hill
05:26 PM
Former President Joe Biden has announced a new memoir titled "Promise Me, America," set to be released shortly after the midterm elections. The memoir will provide his perspective on key moments and achievements during his presidency.
The Hill
05:26 PM
During a confirmation hearing on July 15, 2026, Jay Clayton, President Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence, faced scrutiny from Democratic senators concerning Trump's attempts to revive investigations into the 2020 election. His confirmation is crucial for the reauthorization of U.S. foreign surveillance powers, which have not been renewed since they expired over a month ago.
Guardian — US
05:25 PM
Rescue efforts are underway for three missing individuals following a boating incident in San Francisco Bay. The pontoon boat capsized during a memorial service, resulting in one confirmed death and 16 rescues.
The Hill
05:21 PM
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has introduced a plan for annual testosterone screenings for service members aged 30 and older. This initiative will be part of their periodic health assessments and includes the option for testosterone replacement therapy.
Deutsche Welle
05:20 PM
Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed confidence in his coalition's stability despite poor polling results. He urged voters to be cautious about supporting parties with right-wing extremist affiliations.
Deutsche Welle
05:20 PM
Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized that his coalition has improved its standing despite unfavorable polling. He urged voters to reconsider supporting the far-right AfD party.
Al Jazeera English
05:14 PM
Todd Blanche's loyalty to former President Donald Trump was questioned during his Senate confirmation hearing. Concerns were raised about how this loyalty might affect the independence of the Department of Justice, which he currently leads.
Washington Examiner
05:11 PM
The Israeli High Court has blocked a law that exempted ultra-orthodox individuals from military service, citing contradictions with previous court rulings. The decision has sparked criticism from government officials, including resignations within the ruling coalition, and has intensified tensions between the judiciary and the government.
Daily Wire
05:07 PM
Federal authorities found three bags of a substance believed to be methamphetamine in the van of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was shot by ICE in Houston. The incident occurred during an immigration enforcement operation, and Araujo allegedly attempted to flee and rammed an ICE vehicle. Following this shooting, ICE paused traffic stops, with President Trump suggesting the suspension should be reversed.
Daily Wire
05:07 PM
Federal authorities discovered three bags of a substance believed to be methamphetamine in the van of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was shot by ICE in Houston. The incident occurred during an immigration enforcement operation, and Araujo allegedly attempted to flee and rammed an ICE vehicle. Following this shooting, ICE paused traffic stops, a decision that President Trump suggested should be reversed.
Fox News — Politics
05:07 PM
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has expressed her appreciation for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham's support of the DEFIANCE Act, which aims to enable victims of nonconsensual AI-generated pornography to file civil lawsuits. The bill has passed the Senate but is currently stalled in the House Judiciary Committee.
The Intercept
05:06 PM
The Democratic Party is rallying around Marlene Galán-Woods, a former Republican, in the Arizona congressional primary as they aim to flip a key seat. Super PACs are actively supporting various candidates, with significant financial contributions directed towards reproductive rights advocacy. The primary election is scheduled for next Tuesday, and candidates are navigating the complexities of appealing to both Democratic voters and moderates.
The Hill
05:06 PM
FCC Chair Brendan Carr indicated that California might drop its lawsuit against the merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery if CNN is spun off as a separate media entity. He cited a recent report suggesting this possibility.
The Hill
05:03 PM
During the Hill Nation Summit, Rep. Ted Lieu expressed his worries about the fast-paced evolution of artificial intelligence, stating that it has progressed more rapidly than he anticipated. He called for Congress to evaluate the potential impacts of AI.
BBC — World
05:02 PM
A Pew Research Center survey indicates that more people around the world now favor Chinese President Xi Jinping over former US President Donald Trump. This shift in perception highlights changing attitudes towards global leadership.
TechCrunch
05:00 PM
A hacker accessed the source code of Suno, an AI music generator, using an employee's credentials. The code revealed that Suno scraped decades of audio from YouTube for its training data.
Al Jazeera English
05:00 PM
Recent elections in Latin America have led to a rise in support for conservative parties. This change indicates a significant shift in the political dynamics of the region.
TechCrunch
05:00 PM
Whatnot has acquired the AI startup Shaped, which focuses on machine learning for real-time recommendations and search. This move is intended to improve Whatnot's personalization and discovery capabilities as it broadens its product offerings.
The Hill
05:00 PM
Congress has passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which seeks to improve financing options and reduce regulatory obstacles in response to the housing affordability crisis in the United States. The law is characterized as bipartisan.
Al Jazeera English
04:57 PM
Argentina's Vice President has referred to England as 'pirates' ahead of the World Cup semifinal match. This comment is made in light of the historical sovereignty disputes between Argentina and England.
Ars Technica
04:55 PM
Google will start allowing third-party app stores on the Play Store next week after withdrawing a settlement with Epic Games. This decision follows a legal battle initiated by Epic over in-app purchase policies, which has led to significant changes in how apps can be distributed on Android.
Al Jazeera English
04:55 PM
A cruise ship converted into a luxury hotel capsized while docked in a Chinese port. The ship had been inactive for around 14 years prior to the incident.
The Hill
04:54 PM
The Pentagon has blocked the release of a GAO report concerning the F-35 fighter jet program, which is noted for being the Defense Department's most expensive weapon system. The report highlights ongoing performance issues and rising costs associated with the program.
BBC — World
04:51 PM
Five individuals were arrested in Hong Kong during a police raid on independent bookstores. Authorities allege that the books sold incite hatred against the government and are considered seditious.
Al Jazeera English
04:48 PM
The Ukrainian parliament is set to vote on a new prime minister, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy endorsing Oleksandr Koretskyi, the head of the state energy company, as a candidate. The vote is scheduled for Thursday.
Al Jazeera English
04:46 PM
Soren Waerenskjold set a new record for the fastest stage in Tour de France history with an average speed of 50.91 kilometers per hour. This achievement occurred during the 113th edition of the race.
Washington Post — World
04:46 PM
The United States and Iran have signed a truce, but unclear language regarding the control of the Strait of Hormuz has reignited tensions. This ambiguity may lead to further conflict between the two nations.
Washington Post — Politics
04:45 PM
Key House Democrats have shown support for an amendment to cancel defense funding for Israel, indicating a rift within the party. This reflects a shift from the Democratic establishment's historical backing of the U.S. ally.
nbcnews.com
10:40 AM
Jay Clayton, nominated for director of national intelligence, is expected to receive bipartisan support during his confirmation hearing. Concerns about election integrity and the role of intelligence agencies in upcoming elections have been raised. Clayton, who has a background as a federal prosecutor, will oversee the nation's intelligence community if confirmed.
apnews.com
10:40 AM
The U.S. has reimposed a naval blockade on Iran and intensified airstrikes in response to attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials reported casualties from the strikes, and Iran threatened to halt all energy exports from the Middle East. The situation is critical as the Strait of Hormuz is crucial for global energy supplies.
Deutsche Welle
10:09 AM
A boat sank near Alcatraz Island, leading to a search and rescue operation. One person has been confirmed dead, and three others are missing.