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The Republican primary for the Senate seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham has begun, with Darline Graham announcing her candidacy after receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump. Other candidates, including Reps. Ralph Norman and Russell Fry, are also entering the race, indicating a competitive election ahead. The filing period for candidates ends on July 28, with the primary scheduled for August 11.
The Republican primary for the Senate seat in South Carolina, following the death of Lindsey Graham, has attracted multiple candidates, including Darline Graham, who has received an endorsement from Donald Trump. Despite this backing, other Republicans are entering the race, indicating a competitive primary ahead. The filing period for candidates concludes on July 28, with the primary election set for August 11.
An episode of Futurama involving body-swapping characters has inspired a new mathematical proof related to permutations. The plot highlights the challenges of returning to original states after multiple swaps.
The Pentagon is implementing a new policy requiring annual testosterone screenings for active-duty and reserve service members aged 30 and older, following advocacy from veterans. The initiative aims to improve detection of hormonal deficiencies that can impact health. The Endocrine Society has raised concerns about the adequacy of population-wide screening.
The Pentagon has mandated annual testosterone screenings for active-duty and reserve service members aged 30 and older, following advocacy from veterans who have highlighted hormonal imbalances. This initiative aims to establish a comprehensive baseline of testosterone levels and provide targeted therapy when appropriate. The policy applies to both men and women, though details regarding women's screenings are still being developed.
Saudi Arabia has adopted a cautious approach towards the Houthi movement's provocations, prioritizing regional stability. Analysts indicate that this strategy may soon be tested, potentially leading to a shift in Saudi Arabia's response.
Mick Mulvaney, the former chief of staff for President Trump, commented on the ongoing legal battle between the Trump administration and The New York Times. He expressed doubt about the administration's chances of winning the case, questioning the basis for the lawsuit.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed an executive order to combat birth tourism, allowing state agencies to investigate and enforce actions against unlawful practices in the healthcare industry. The order aims to prevent individuals from exploiting U.S. immigration laws for citizenship through birth. This initiative follows previous investigations into hospitals advertising birth tourism services.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed an executive order to combat birth tourism in the state, enabling investigations into unlawful practices related to childbirth for citizenship purposes. The order includes potential enforcement actions against healthcare providers involved in such schemes. This follows previous efforts to address the issue at Texas hospitals.
Benjamin Del Real, Jr., a Kansas resident injured in a shootout near the White House, is filing a legal claim against the Secret Service. His attorneys allege negligence on the part of the agency during the incident that occurred in the spring of 2026.
Ozgur Ozel has declared the formation of a new political party following his removal from the Republican People's Party (CHP) due to a court order. Critics suggest that the court's decision was politically motivated.
Liverpool FC is currently negotiating the sale of a minority stake to a consortium led by Amit Bhatia, the son-in-law of billionaire Lakshmi Mittal. The discussions are part of the club's efforts to attract investment.
Senator John Cornyn is threatening to block two of President Trump's ambassadorial nominees unless over $1 billion in foreign aid for Africa is released. He argues that the funding is crucial for saving lives and advancing U.S. interests. The situation follows Cornyn's recent defeat in a GOP primary, raising questions about his influence within the party.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared that the cyclospora outbreak is currently under control. This statement follows the FDA's reversal of a recall on shredded iceberg lettuce, which it now considers a false positive, even as experts caution that infection rates may still increase.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill announced the removal of about 6,600 noncitizens from the state's voter rolls due to a software error that allowed ineligible registrations. The error was corrected in June 2024, and fewer than 400 of those registered were found to have voted. Sherrill has called for accountability and initiated an investigation into the matter.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill announced the removal of about 6,600 noncitizens from the state's voter rolls due to a software error that registered individuals without legal status. The error was corrected in June 2024, and fewer than 400 of those registered voted. This announcement follows a DHS report suggesting a significant number of noncitizens may be registered to vote in multiple states.
Van Jones, a CNN analyst, warned that the Democratic Party may undermine itself by adopting regressive ideas from its progressive wing. He called for a distinction between legitimate progressive policies and radical positions, criticizing specific activists for promoting extreme ideas. Jones emphasized that his concerns come from within the party as a progressive Democrat.
A study from the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine has found that naked mole-rat queens use chemical signals to prevent other females in their colonies from breeding. This discovery highlights the importance of olfactory communication in these eusocial animals, which rely heavily on their sense of smell for navigation and social interaction.
President Trump met with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on July 21, 2026, in the Oval Office, the first visit by a Lebanese head of state to the White House since 2009. The meeting occurs against a backdrop of heightened hostilities between the U.S. and Iran.
Iranian citizens are dealing with significant challenges, including higher living expenses, power outages, and deteriorating infrastructure. These issues are contributing to a difficult economic environment.
Germany's Criminal Police Office has reported over 17,000 cases of sexual violence against children in the last year. Organizations like Zartbitter are providing support to those affected.
On July 21, 2026, President Trump held a meeting with the Lebanese President to address peace efforts concerning ongoing clashes between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. The discussions aimed to explore ways to restore government control in the affected areas.
On July 21, 2026, President Trump met with the Lebanese President to discuss peace efforts with Israel amidst ongoing clashes in southern Lebanon. The discussions aimed to address the restoration of government control in the region affected by conflict.
Rahul Gandhi, a leader of the Indian National Congress, was detained by police while protesting outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence. The event took place on July 21, 2026.
Lenders of Thames Water are attempting to avert nationalization by proposing a 'golden share' arrangement. This initiative is aimed at addressing concerns over the company's ownership under the current government led by Prime Minister Burnham.
Ronald L. Fischer, a fugitive for over 20 years, was captured on July 20, 2026, off the New Jersey coast. He had planned his escape during a 2005 sexual assault trial in Rhode Island and was found living under an alias on a sailboat. His capture followed a tip that led authorities to his location.
Senator John Fetterman has appeared on Fox News 56 times in 2026, according to the Washington Examiner. His frequent appearances have raised questions about his relationship with the Democratic Party, with polls indicating a significant portion of voters believe he should switch parties due to his views and actions.
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order requiring state agencies to collaborate on a plan to combat sex trafficking in California. The plan is expected to be developed within 60 days and will focus on curbing trafficking and supporting survivors.
Jeff Clark, a former Trump Justice Department official, is fighting a disbarment case that has lasted several years. A lawsuit from the Trump DOJ aims to end the disciplinary proceedings against him, arguing they violate constitutional principles. The case highlights tensions between local bar authority and federal officials.
The Arizona gubernatorial primary is underway as the Republican Party seeks a nominee to challenge Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs. Meanwhile, allegations of sexual impropriety have disrupted a Republican congressional race.
Photographer Emily Shur has revealed a collection of Polaroid images taken during her career in the early 2000s. The images reflect a past era of fame and celebrity culture.
A shopping center in Sumy, Ukraine, caught fire following drone strikes. This event is linked to the ongoing conflict in the area.
Argentina has addressed criticism from Samuel L. Jackson and others concerning the country's conduct during the World Cup. The criticisms included allegations of racism.
The U.S. has conducted military strikes for ten nights, leading to Iranian retaliation with attacks in Jordan and Bahrain. This development highlights increasing tensions between the two nations.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has proposed a reduction in taxes on electricity to alleviate financial pressures on citizens. He made this announcement on Monday outside No. 10 Downing Street.
Heavy monsoon rains in Afghanistan led to flash floods that killed at least 23 people in Nuristan province. The flooding caused considerable damage to local infrastructure.
The Trump administration has revised the public charge rule to include immigrants' use of Medicaid and CHIP in green card eligibility assessments. This change may discourage immigrant families from seeking health coverage, potentially leading to increased emergency room use and health disparities. The new policy will apply to applications submitted after September 18, 2026.
The Army has notified its members via email about the rapid depletion of their AI tokens, urging them to restrict their usage. The email highlights the need for careful management of these resources.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun will meet President Trump as Israel begins its military withdrawal from Lebanon under a U.S.-brokered agreement. The withdrawal is part of a pilot zone initiative aimed at reducing Hezbollah's influence and strengthening the Lebanese Armed Forces. Aoun seeks U.S. support for military assistance and pressure on Israel to continue its withdrawal.
Return to the Land (RTTL), a white separatist group, is planning to create whites-only communities in rural America, operating as private clubs to circumvent housing discrimination laws. The group is facing a federal lawsuit after denying membership to a woman based on her heritage. Legal experts indicate that RTTL's plans may conflict with established civil rights legislation.
The youth jobs crisis is intensifying worldwide as more graduates enter the job market while hiring rates decline. Additionally, advancements in artificial intelligence are contributing to uncertainties regarding future career prospects for young people.
Supporters of the Houthi movement in Yemen held a rally in Sana last week, protesting against restrictions they allege are imposed by the Saudi-led coalition. This event highlights the ongoing conflict in the region.
Winder Delfín and his brother Deivi are searching for their family members who went missing after a building collapse caused by twin earthquakes in Venezuela. They have been searching for 24 days since the incident.
Troy Jackson is likely to be the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate after gaining significant support from party delegates. His leading rivals have withdrawn from the race as a result of this consolidation.
Troy Jackson is likely to become the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate after gaining significant support from party delegates, which resulted in the withdrawal of his leading rivals. The announcement follows a recent party gathering.
The U.S. Energy Department is proposing to repeal 17 standards aimed at improving energy efficiency for appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines. This move marks a significant shift in energy policy regarding household appliances.
The Arizona primary elections on July 21, 2026, tested Donald Trump's influence over the GOP, with key races for governor and congressional seats. Trump endorsed candidates including Rep. Andy Biggs for governor and Jay Feely for Congress, amidst a backdrop of mixed results in previous primaries across the country.
Christopher Popps, aged 54, has been arrested in Michigan and charged with second-degree murder related to the 1993 death of Patrick Dearth in Alaska. Popps allegedly provided an anonymous tip to police about the location of Dearth's body, leading to his arrest after more than thirty years of the case remaining unsolved.
D4vd, a musician also known as David Anthony Burke, is set to appear in court for a preliminary hearing regarding the murder and sexual abuse of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The hearing is expected to conclude on Thursday after multiple delays due to extensive evidence.
An Australian woman has given birth to identical quadruplets, a rare event where all four children were conceived from one fertilized egg. The quadruplets are named Emily, Harriet, Catherine, and Alexa.