New York Times — US
02:13 AM
President Trump has been vocal in his opposition to mail voting, alleging fraud. His efforts to restrict mail voting have faced legal challenges, resulting in court orders that maintain the practice ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
New York Post
02:10 AM
NBC News has fired a security guard after an incident on the 'Today' show involving an intruder who confronted host Craig Melvin with a racial slur. Sources indicate that the guard was a well-liked figure at the network.
Al Jazeera English
02:07 AM
Three Ivorian companies are emerging as competitors to global brands in the fuel, finance, and cosmetics industries. They are reportedly gaining market share and establishing a stronger presence in these sectors.
Axios
02:01 AM
President Trump, in a recent address, alleged that U.S. intelligence agencies concealed information about China's attempts to influence the 2020 election. He released documents claiming that China compromised voter data and criticized intelligence assessments that found no evidence of such interference. U.S. intelligence agencies have consistently stated that China did not attempt to alter the election's outcome.
New York Post
01:58 AM
Buster Posey, president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants, has been highlighted in the media due to the team's struggles and controversies related to Pride Night. An interview he participated in was notably impacted by a hot mic moment.
New York Post
01:56 AM
A suspect involved in an incident at the 'Today Show' has been identified as a career offender with a significant criminal history, including time spent in prison and periods of homelessness in California.
New York Post
01:56 AM
CBS News partially aired President Trump's speech on election fraud, joining late and cutting away before it finished. In contrast, ABC and NBC chose not to broadcast the speech.
Guardian — US
01:53 AM
A century-old water pipe burst in West Hollywood, California, causing flooding and a sinkhole on Sunset Boulevard. The incident disrupted traffic and led to the closure of several major roads.
Al Jazeera English
01:49 AM
The wealth gap in the United States has reached a 30-year high, prompting discussions about potential solutions such as 'Trump Accounts.' However, experts argue that these accounts may not effectively address the underlying issues contributing to wealth inequality.
Al Jazeera English
01:49 AM
Kim Jong Un met with a senior Chinese official, following a visit from Chinese President Xi Jinping. The discussions focused on strengthening diplomatic, law enforcement, and military ties between North Korea and China.
Deutsche Welle
01:43 AM
Donald Trump has announced the declassification of intelligence reports that allege interference by China in U.S. elections. He claims that China obtained 220 million U.S. voter records, which he views as a serious threat to democracy.
Deutsche Welle
01:43 AM
US President Donald Trump has accused China of interfering in the 2020 presidential election by claiming they obtained 220 million voter records. China has rejected these allegations.
New York Post
01:40 AM
President Trump, in a speech on July 16, 2026, claimed that China stole voter registration data from 220 million Americans, calling it an unprecedented election security issue. Reports suggest that some government officials were aware of the data breach.
The Hill
01:39 AM
Maine Democrats held a debate to determine who will replace Graham Platner as the party's Senate nominee. This comes shortly before the deadline for selecting a candidate to run against Republican Senator Susan Collins, following Platner's withdrawal from the race amid allegations of misconduct.
NPR — Politics
01:38 AM
On July 16, 2026, President Trump addressed the nation in a primetime speech regarding the integrity of U.S. elections. This subject has been a recurring theme throughout his political career.
NPR — Top Stories
01:38 AM
On July 16, 2026, President Trump addressed the nation in a primetime speech regarding the integrity of U.S. elections. This subject has been a recurring theme in his political discourse.
Daily Mail
01:28 AM
Mary Jo Campbell has died at the age of 91. Her daughter, Kris Jenner, shared the news with her followers on Instagram.
Fox News — Politics
01:27 AM
On July 16, 2026, President Donald Trump announced the declassification of intelligence regarding vulnerabilities in U.S. elections, claiming that the information had been hidden. He raised concerns about foreign interference, particularly from China, and called for an investigation into the alleged concealment of relevant intelligence.
Washington Examiner
01:21 AM
In a recent address, President Donald Trump alleged that the 'deep state' suppressed information regarding Chinese interference in the 2020 election. He claimed that declassified documents reveal significant data compromises by China, including the acquisition of 220 million U.S. voter files.
The Hill
01:09 AM
ABC News, NBC News, and CNN have confirmed they will not broadcast President Trump's speech live on their networks. Instead, they will offer coverage through streaming platforms and live updates, as Trump prepares to announce significant news.
New York Times — Politics
01:03 AM
A recount of ballots from the 2020 general election in Maricopa County, Arizona, conducted in May 2021, confirmed the original election results. The review found more votes for Joseph R. Biden Jr. and fewer for President Trump.
New York Times — US
01:03 AM
A recount of ballots in Maricopa County, Arizona, conducted in May 2021, confirmed the results of the 2020 general election. The review indicated that Joseph R. Biden Jr. received more votes, while President Trump's vote count was lower than initially reported.
Fox News — Latest
01:00 AM
Jill Biden discussed her memoir and the media's coverage of her husband's presidency during an appearance on "The View." She expressed concerns about the fairness of the coverage and suggested that there is a double standard in how the media treats the Biden and Trump administrations. Additionally, she responded to criticism regarding her memoir, inviting critics to discuss their concerns with her directly.
New York Times — US
12:59 AM
A 49-foot recreational boat named Volare sank in San Francisco Bay on July 16, 2026, near Alcatraz Island. Rescue operations are underway as authorities respond to the incident.
The Hill
12:58 AM
Taco Bell is removing iceberg lettuce from some of its locations due to an FDA investigation into its potential link to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. The announcement was made on July 17, 2026, as the company engages with public health officials.
Fox News — Latest
12:51 AM
Kaitlyn Tracey, a Canadian woman, was detained by U.S. authorities after allegedly slapping a teenage girl on a New Jersey boardwalk. The incident occurred over political clothing, and Tracey is facing removal proceedings for overstaying her visa. Her husband disputes the allegations, claiming the situation has been exaggerated.
The Hill
12:50 AM
President Trump, in a speech on July 16, 2026, alleged that China interfered in the 2020 presidential election and accused government officials of minimizing these efforts. He announced plans to release classified documents to substantiate his claims.
New York Times — World
12:48 AM
U.S. military forces have targeted infrastructure in Iran, including bridges and a railway junction, as reported by Iranian state media. This action is part of escalating tensions in the region related to the Strait of Hormuz.
Al Jazeera English
12:44 AM
A World Cup shirt worn by Pele has been sold for $4.9 million, marking a record sale for the Brazilian football star. Despite this, it remains below the highest prices achieved for sporting memorabilia.
apnews.com
12:40 AM
David Brouillette, an ICE officer involved in a shooting incident in Maine, has a reported history of mental health issues and violent behavior, according to relatives. The shooting occurred on July 13, 2026, when Brouillette shot and killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero. Family members have raised concerns about Brouillette's past behavior and mental health struggles.
The Daily Beast
12:39 AM
Barack Obama has criticized JD Vance for his hardline immigration stance, pointing out the contradiction of Vance's marriage to an immigrant. In a podcast, Obama discussed the implications of Vance's rhetoric on citizenship and belonging, while Vance defended his views on American identity. The conversation highlights ongoing debates about immigration policy and national identity in the U.S.
PBS NewsHour
12:37 AM
The Meta Oversight Board published a study on July 17, 2026, revealing that major AI systems, particularly those from the U.S., are inclined to avoid criticism of governments that enforce speech restrictions. This raises concerns about the potential impact of AI on online discourse.
Deutsche Welle
12:37 AM
The US has carried out a sixth night of airstrikes against Iran. In response, Tehran has reportedly warned the Houthis in Yemen to prepare for potential disruptions to Red Sea shipping in the event of attacks on Iranian power infrastructure.
Washington Examiner
12:32 AM
William Upham, a former Marine and congressional candidate in Florida, has been arrested and charged by the DOJ for threatening President Trump. Upham's statements, made in social media videos, included claims that Trump is the Antichrist and called for his death. He faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
The Daily Beast
12:30 AM
CNN host John King explained that the network would not air President Trump's speech live due to his history of misleading statements about election integrity. The decision was made to allow time for reviewing newly declassified documents he planned to present. ABC News and NBC News also opted not to air the speech live, continuing their regular programming while providing streaming coverage.
Washington Examiner
12:30 AM
President Donald Trump will give a speech on election integrity and interference from the Oval Office on Thursday at 9 p.m. The address will cover declassified findings related to the 2020 election and may also touch on the war in Iran and the economy. Major networks have opted to stream the speech rather than broadcast it on their primetime channels.
Guardian — US
12:23 AM
Federal health officials are examining Taylor Farms, which supplies iceberg lettuce to Taco Bell, as a potential source of a cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting several states. Reports indicate that the investigation is ongoing, with sources suggesting a connection to the outbreak.
The Daily Beast
12:20 AM
On July 17, 2026, election denial activists met at the White House for a briefing led by Cleta Mitchell ahead of President Trump's address about the 2020 election. Participants were reportedly asked to keep the discussions confidential. The White House has not commented on the meeting, and major networks have confirmed they will not air Trump's address live.
New York Post
12:14 AM
Lisa Vidrios, a former officer with the Metro Nashville Police Department, has resigned following her admission of engaging in sexual activities with a fellow officer at Madison Middle School. These incidents reportedly took place while students were in close proximity.
PBS NewsHour
12:13 AM
Ava DuVernay has announced her upcoming documentary '14th,' which will examine the birthright amendment. This film represents her return to nonfiction following her acclaimed works, including '13th,' which focused on the 13th Amendment's legacy.
Guardian — US
12:13 AM
Trump Media Company is set to implement a paid service that provides rapid access to posts on Truth Social. This initiative could allow financial institutions to gain timely information that may influence their trading strategies.
New York Times — US
12:11 AM
Wildfire smoke has led to hazardous air quality conditions affecting millions in the Midwest and East Coast. While improvements are anticipated in the East this weekend, the Upper Midwest may continue to experience high pollution levels.
New York Times — World
12:07 AM
U.S. military forces have launched strikes in Iran, focusing on infrastructure such as bridges and a railway junction. This action is part of escalating tensions in the region related to the Strait of Hormuz.
Ars Technica
12:02 AM
SpaceX has canceled a planned test flight of its Starship rocket and Super Heavy booster due to an issue with the engine startup sequence. The countdown was aborted shortly before the scheduled launch time, and engineers are now preparing to drain the rocket's propellant tanks.
New York Post
12:02 AM
A guest at Walt Disney World passed away three months ago due to a cardiac arrest while riding an attraction. The individual was 54 years old at the time of the incident.
PBS NewsHour
12:01 AM
Recent flash floods in Texas have led to the deaths of at least two individuals in the Hill Country region. The National Weather Service indicated that the flooding was caused by several days of heavy rain, impacting the same river that experienced a tragic incident last summer.