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Taylor Farms is recalling lettuce products due to a link to Cyclospora infections. The company operates across multiple states and in Mexico and Canada, with some affected products supplied to Taco Bell.
India's smartphone market is facing a slowdown, influenced by changes brought about by the rise of artificial intelligence. Analysts note that this shift is affecting pricing, consumer demand, and corporate strategies in the industry.
Taylor Farms has initiated a recall of all iceberg lettuce linked to a suspected source in Mexico following a cyclosporiasis outbreak. The withdrawal will remain in effect indefinitely.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, for the upcoming special election to replace him. Nordone was recently sworn in to complete her brother's term and is considering running for a full Senate term. The special election is scheduled for November.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, for the GOP Senate primary. Nordone, who was recently appointed to fill her brother's term, has not confirmed her candidacy but is expected to have an advantage due to Trump's support. The special election will take place in November.
The Pentagon will start testing testosterone levels for military members over 30 as part of their annual physical exams, with options for replacement therapy for those with low levels. This initiative is part of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's broader cultural changes within the military, which have included alterations to health mandates and a focus on a 'warrior' ethos. Concerns about the appropriateness of widespread testosterone testing and its implications are being raised by medical experts.
At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, Moonshot AI presented its Kimi K3 model. The model's performance in some tasks matched that of top models from U.S. firms.
Moonshot AI unveiled its Kimi K3 model at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on July 17, 2026. The model's performance matched that of top U.S. AI models in specific tasks.
House Republicans have proposed a spending measure to extend government funding until December 4, aiming to prevent a shutdown before the September 30 deadline. The bill will be considered next week, alongside a budget resolution and a congressional stock trading ban, as House Speaker Mike Johnson seeks to secure support from fiscal conservatives.
President Trump and Republican lawmakers are criticizing Canada for its forest management practices, which they claim have contributed to wildfire smoke affecting air quality in the U.S. Trump has proposed sanctions against Canada if it is determined that Canadian wildfires have harmed U.S. air quality. The discussion highlights the ongoing challenges of wildfire management in the context of climate change and the responsibilities of both countries.
President Trump is contemplating an increase in tariffs on Canada due to wildfire smoke affecting air quality in the U.S. He has criticized Canadian officials for their forest management practices. The Canadian government has recognized the worsening wildfire crisis and is working on a prevention strategy.
In Russia, Boris Nadezhdin has been prohibited from participating in parliamentary elections, and blogger Ilya Remeslo is currently in custody. These developments reflect ongoing efforts by the Russian government to suppress anti-war dissent.
Boris Nadezhdin is prohibited from participating in parliamentary elections, and blogger Ilya Remeslo is currently in custody. These actions are part of a broader effort by Russian authorities to suppress dissent regarding the war.
Madison Square Garden has filed a defamation lawsuit against WIRED magazine over allegations that it maintains a secret watchlist of celebrities, particularly targeting LGBTQ individuals. The lawsuit claims that WIRED misused stolen data to create a false narrative about MSG's practices, while WIRED stands by its reporting and plans to defend against the lawsuit.
Andrew Truelove, 41, was arraigned on July 17, 2026, facing charges of burglary and menacing as hate crimes. The charges relate to an incident involving NBC News's 'Today' show host Craig Melvin.
President Trump met with Darline Graham Nordone, the new Senator from South Carolina, on July 17, 2026. He urged her to participate in the special Republican primary for a full Senate term.
Sierra Shay Hadaway has been charged with murder after her 2-year-old daughter was found dead in Alabama, allegedly suffocated after being bound for over 12 hours. A second suspect in the case died by suicide shortly after the incident. Hadaway is being held without bond.
An Israeli airstrike in central Gaza on Friday has led to the deaths of seven people, as reported by health officials. The strike is part of the continuing conflict in the area.
The Trump administration has announced a rollback of protections for threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. Previously, threatened species received the same protections as endangered species, but the new regulations will change this policy.
Ronald L. Fischer, a fugitive for over 20 years, was captured on a sailboat off New Jersey after evading authorities since fleeing his 2005 sexual assault trial. His arrest followed a multi-state operation involving various law enforcement agencies, marking the end of a long investigation by Rhode Island State Police.
Katie Porter, the former California Democratic Representative, has announced her decision to step away from politics and focus on book reviewing. This shift comes after her unsuccessful campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor, where she faced challenges following a leaked video incident. Porter plans to rebrand her social media presence to share book recommendations and author content.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is addressing a billing error that has caused some customers' monthly charges to increase dramatically. Reports indicate that bills have escalated from minor amounts to billions of dollars for certain users, leading to an investigation by the company.
The first three satellites of the FireSat program, designed for wildfire detection, were successfully launched on July 7, 2026. Backed by Google and other financial supporters, these satellites will enhance the ability to detect wildfires, including smaller ones, across various regions.
The Senate is preparing for an influx of House members, with at least five current House representatives expected to run for Senate seats next year. This shift may alter the dynamics within the Senate, as many of these candidates are accustomed to the House's more confrontational politics. The upcoming special election in South Carolina to replace the late Senator Lindsey Graham is among the key races to watch.
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu has formally requested Apple and Google to remove certain applications from their App Stores, citing violations of state law. The companies have been informed that they have been hosting these apps for an extended period.
Sara Rodriguez, the Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin, has suspended her campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial primary due to serious financial reporting errors disclosed by her campaign. Rodriguez was considered a top contender to succeed retiring Governor Tony Evers.
On July 17, 2026, the United States expanded its airstrike campaign against Iran, targeting bridges, energy sites, and a tower at an Iranian port. The strikes represent a continuation of U.S. military actions in the region.
World Cup organizers are monitoring the potential effects of Canadian wildfire smoke on the final match between Spain and Argentina. A meeting between the presidents of the United States and FIFA is set for Friday to address the situation.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear revealed that he received calls suggesting Senator Mitch McConnell was dead during his hospitalization. Beshear criticized the lack of communication from McConnell's office and called for transparency regarding the senator's health and return to his duties.
Nancy Pelosi declined to answer questions regarding her husband's hit-and-run incident during a press exchange on July 17, 2026. California authorities have recommended misdemeanor charges against Paul Pelosi following a crash on July 3, where he allegedly left the scene. The investigation found no alcohol involved, and the decision on charges will be made by prosecutors.
Nancy Pelosi's staff ended a press exchange regarding her husband Paul Pelosi's hit-and-run case on July 17, 2026. Paul is facing a recommended misdemeanor charge after a July 3 incident where he collided with a parked vehicle and left the scene. Authorities confirmed that alcohol was not involved, and no injuries were reported.
Governor Abigail Spanberger of Virginia has defended her economic record amid a poll showing a 47% disapproval rating. The poll highlights inflation and cost of living as key issues for residents. Spanberger reiterated her commitment to addressing these concerns through various legislative measures and emphasized the need for effective communication about her administration's efforts.
An updated forecast suggests a timeline for improved air quality in regions currently experiencing unhealthy and hazardous conditions. Residents are advised to stay indoors until the situation improves.
During a speech on July 17, 2026, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin reiterated claims made by President Trump about U.S. election security. These claims have been previously challenged.
During a speech on July 17, 2026, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin reiterated claims made by President Trump about U.S. election security. These claims have been characterized as false by various sources.
TikTok is currently testing a new tool that detects AI likenesses, enabling creators to report them. The tool is being trialed with a limited number of US creators and requires identity verification through a selfie scan and ID check. YouTube is also working on a comparable tool.
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher reported that around 300 Somali youth are involved in gang activities in the Minneapolis area, linking them to numerous shootings and homicides. The issue has led to community debate, with some officials denying the existence of such gangs, while others call for collaborative solutions to address the root causes of violence.
President Trump criticized Canada for the wildfire smoke affecting air quality in the U.S., suggesting that associated costs should be added to tariffs. The smoke has prompted air quality advisories for millions in the U.S., and major events have been impacted. Canadian officials, including Ontario's Premier, have called for support rather than complaints.
The Space Development Agency, created in 2019 to expedite U.S. military space systems, is launching its first operational satellites. However, the Pentagon intends to close the agency and reintegrate it into the Space Force's procurement system, with bipartisan support from Congress.
Smoke from 120 Canadian wildfires is affecting air quality in various US cities, including Chicago and Washington, DC. This situation has led to significant pollution levels in these areas.
James Carville, a Democratic strategist, criticized CNN, NBC, and ABC for their decision not to air President Trump's speech on election security. He described the lack of coverage as a mistake and raised concerns about the president's mental state.
A Russian court has convicted a critic of President Vladimir Putin, barring him from campaigning in the upcoming parliamentary elections. This decision highlights the government's ongoing efforts to suppress dissent amid a fuel crisis resulting from Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities.
OpenTable reports a 23% increase in solo dining reservations over the past year, highlighting a trend where individuals enjoy the experience of dining alone. The average spend for solo diners is $94, reflecting a 7% increase year-over-year. The data was collected from online reservations at U.S. restaurants.
A federal appeals court has ruled that New Jersey's bans on AR-15 firearms and high-capacity magazines violate the Second Amendment. The decision, made by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, was passed with a 10-5 vote.
The Robert Koch Institute has documented more than 5,100 heat-related deaths in Germany for the year 2026 up to June. Researchers are examining how to accurately attribute these fatalities to extreme heat.
A lawsuit against the sheriff involved in the Nancy Guthrie case has been dismissed. The lawsuit was initiated by an inmate at the Pima County Jail, alleging violations of constitutional rights.
California Governor Gavin Newsom reacted to threats made by DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin regarding election officials in blue states. Mullin stated that non-compliant states could face penalties, including fines or prison time. Newsom defended California's election integrity, while concerns were raised about the administration's approach to election security ahead of the November elections.
On July 17, 2026, protests took place in Ukraine after the dismissal of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Soldiers have expressed their dissatisfaction with the decision, reflecting broader unrest within the military.
New York State has introduced a moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, marking the first such statewide action in the U.S. The moratorium provides officials with up to one year to establish criteria for evaluating the environmental effects of these facilities.
Heavy rain in Chile has led to the deaths of at least three individuals and the displacement of hundreds. President Jose Antonio Kast plans to visit the Biobio region to evaluate the flood damage.