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A three-year-old girl in Santa Clarita, California, was bitten by a rattlesnake on July 13 while attempting to pick up a package. She was subsequently taken to the intensive care unit for treatment.
House Republicans passed a budget framework for a $95 billion reconciliation package with a narrow vote of 216-214 on July 22, 2026. The package includes significant funding allocations but faces challenges in both the House and Senate regarding spending offsets and enforcement mechanisms. President Trump encouraged support for the resolution ahead of the vote.
The House of Representatives advanced the SAVE America Act, a key election integrity bill, as part of a $95 billion budget proposal on July 22, 2026. The bill passed with a narrow majority, facing opposition from Democrats and some Republicans concerned about spending offsets. The legislation aims to implement election reforms including federal voter ID rules.
On July 22, 2026, the US House of Representatives passed a $1.15 trillion defense policy bill in a near-party-line vote. The bill faced significant opposition from Democrats due to concerns regarding the conflict with Iran and proposed voting restrictions by former President Donald Trump.
The Trump administration is currently debating strategies to address the advancements in Chinese artificial intelligence models. The discussions focus on the implications of these developments and how to respond effectively.
Rahul Gandhi, an opposition leader in India, has publicly addressed the media for the first time since his arrest during protests. Specific details regarding his statements were not provided.
President Donald Trump accompanied the family of fallen service member 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan to Georgia after a dignified transfer ceremony. During a rally, Trump praised Feehan's character and reiterated his stance on U.S. military efforts against Iran.
A fire in Lima, Peru, has led to the deaths of 10 family members. Authorities are currently investigating the incident, with reports suggesting that arson may be a factor.
The US and Saudi Arabia have signed a nuclear cooperation agreement that aims to foster a long-term partnership. The deal has raised concerns in Israel about the potential for nuclear proliferation in the region, although some Israeli officials expressed cautious optimism regarding its implications.
On July 22, 2026, House Democrats were divided over a legislative package that combined a ban on congressional stock trading with federal voter ID requirements. The bill passed with significant opposition from Democrats, who raised concerns about the voter ID provisions and the limitations of the stock trading ban. Public opinion polls show strong support for both measures.
On July 22, 2026, the House passed the Stop Insider Trading Act with a vote of 232-198, facing opposition from 199 Democrats. The bill includes a requirement for public notice before lawmakers can sell stock and voter ID provisions, which many Democrats oppose. The legislation's future in the Senate is uncertain due to these provisions.
The Trump administration reported that payouts to doctors under the No Surprises Act increased significantly, reaching $14 billion in 2025 compared to $4 billion in 2024. Officials have expressed concerns regarding the potential misuse of the law by healthcare providers.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have reached an agreement allowing Saudi Arabia to establish a civilian nuclear program. This development is indicative of the increasing collaboration between the two countries during the Trump administration.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani expressed that the city cannot carry out an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued by the International Criminal Court. He called on the federal government to intervene.
The U.S. Treasury Department is considering sanctions in response to claims made by the White House about Anthropic's Fable. This incident has contributed to an ongoing debate in Washington regarding the rise of Chinese open models.
On July 22, 2026, the House passed a $1.15 trillion defense policy bill, which includes a provision for enhanced U.S.-Israel defense cooperation. The vote was largely supported by Republicans and opposed by most Democrats, with concerns raised about the implications of the provision. The bill authorizes funding for military pay raises and investments in new technologies, but faces challenges in the Senate.
Saudi Arabia and Iran are in discussions about a nuclear deal, prompting concerns in Washington and Israel. Israel has voiced worries about the implications of such a deal, particularly regarding a potential arms race in the region.
Senator Mitch McConnell has been criticized for his 38-day absence from the Senate, during which he missed all roll call votes. His office has not clarified whether he has requested a formal leave of absence, prompting calls for better mechanisms to manage prolonged absences of lawmakers. A statement released after public pressure indicated he had suffered a fall and developed pneumonia, but skepticism about the details persists.
Tesla has reported a decline in profit despite an increase in car sales, which account for more than 70 percent of its revenue. Investors are increasingly focused on the company's advancements in self-driving technology and humanoid robots.
Tesla has reported a decrease in profit despite a rebound in car sales, which constitute more than 70% of its revenue. Investor focus appears to be shifting towards the company's advancements in self-driving technology and humanoid robots.
An excavation team in Tuam, County Galway, has found the remains of 22 more infants, bringing the total number of bodies recovered to 99. The excavation began in July 2025.
Tesla experienced a 26% rise in revenue, but this growth did not fully offset the increase in operating expenses and capital expenditures. The company is currently focused on launching new products, including the Cybercab, Semi, and Megapack.
The New Jersey government and software vendor IDEMIA are disputing the cause of an error that led to thousands of non-citizens being registered to vote. Governor Mikie Sherril blamed a software glitch, while IDEMIA stated that the responsibility for verifying voter eligibility lies with the state government.
President Donald Trump expressed his belief that the American public supports the ongoing military actions against Iran while attending the dignified transfers of U.S. service members who died in the Middle East. He noted a decline in support for the war among his base and reiterated his commitment to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
News subscribers are increasingly receiving renewal emails that indicate their subscription prices are set by algorithms based on personal data. This practice, known as dynamic pricing, has raised concerns about transparency and fairness, prompting some states to introduce legislation to regulate it. News organizations assert that such pricing models aim to offer fair rates while sustaining journalism.
A senior U.S. Secret Service official reported that the threat environment for protectees, including President Trump, is at an all-time high, with 10,000 threat cases recorded in 2026, a 40% increase from the previous year. The official highlighted the complexity of these threats and mentioned concerns about the potential use of drones in attacks. Trump expressed confidence in his safety despite previous assassination attempts.
The FDA will assess the safety and efficacy of peptides that are being marketed for benefits such as improved sleep, enhanced muscle growth, and anti-aging effects. The agency has expressed doubts about the evidence backing these claims amid rising consumer interest.
A lawsuit regarding social media addiction that was set to go to trial against Meta has been voluntarily dismissed by the plaintiff. As a result, no major tech companies will be involved in the trial.
Microsoft has launched a new program allowing select original Xbox games to be played on Windows PCs. Users can purchase titles for $10, with additional benefits for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. The program enhances graphical features while maintaining original gameplay specifications.
Ukraine's new military chief has pledged to intensify military actions against Russia. Concurrently, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is set to meet with US official Marco Rubio, with little expectation for advancements in peace negotiations.
On July 22, 2026, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Asian leaders about Iran's demands to control the Strait of Hormuz and collect tolls. He indicated that this could threaten the global economy and set a dangerous precedent.
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Minnesota's sanctuary immigration policies, ruling that the state cannot be compelled to assist federal immigration enforcement. The judge stated that states have the constitutional authority to regulate how their officials engage with immigration enforcement, marking a setback for the administration's broader efforts to challenge sanctuary policies across the country.
Mavis Tire has acquired Pep Boys for $700 million, aiming to strengthen its market presence, particularly in the western United States. The acquisition will increase Mavis' network to over 4,400 service centers in the US and Canada.
Jeff Bezos is considering joining a consortium led by Amit Bhatia to bid for a 30% stake in Liverpool FC. The consortium has made a provisional offer of £1.35 billion to purchase the stake from Fenway Sports Group.
The cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taco Bell has led to confusion over the safety of shredded lettuce served at the restaurant. The CDC and FDA confirmed the outbreak is connected to contaminated iceberg lettuce from a Mexican farm, but inconsistent communication has left consumers uncertain. Over 1,600 cases have been reported across five states, and other states are also experiencing increased cases, although not all are linked to Taco Bell.
The CDC and FDA have linked a cyclosporiasis outbreak to contaminated iceberg lettuce supplied to Taco Bell from a farm in Mexico. Over 1,600 cases have been reported across five states, prompting Taco Bell to remove the affected lettuce. Communication regarding the outbreak has been inconsistent, and additional clusters of cases are being investigated in other states.
Tropical Storm Bertha made landfall in Louisiana on July 22, 2026. The storm's strong winds prompted beach closures from the Florida Panhandle to Mississippi.
Alyssa Farah Griffin and her cohosts on The View criticized Tucker Carlson for his comments about women's preferences in decision-making and family roles. Griffin defended working women, while Hostin highlighted Carlson's personal background. Carlson's remarks were made during an interview on Bloomberg Podcasts.
The UN rights chief has raised alarms about the deteriorating human rights situation in Nicaragua, particularly after the government's move to eliminate elections. The official is calling for a return to freedoms and adherence to the rule of law.
Melania Trump has filed a motion for sanctions against journalist Michael Wolff after his lawsuit against her was dismissed by a federal judge. She seeks to recover legal costs, claiming Wolff's lawsuit was frivolous and politically motivated. Wolff has not yet commented on the matter.
Hamada Al Banna has returned to his family in Gaza after spending over a year in a coma due to an explosion. His family had thought he was deceased during his absence.
Cancer diagnoses are increasing in sub-Saharan Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean regions. Despite this rise, healthcare services for cancer treatment are lagging behind.
Several House Democrats, including Shomari Figures and Terri Sewell, have changed their votes to support an amendment barring biological males from competing in women's sports, aligning with Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. This shift comes amid significant public opposition to transgender athletes in women's sports, with polling indicating broad disapproval, including among Democrats.
Several House Democrats, including Shomari Figures and Terri Sewell, have voted with Republicans on an amendment that restricts biological males from competing in women's sports, a shift from their previous stance. This change comes as the midterm elections approach and follows redistricting that has altered the political landscape in their districts.
Florida State Representative Fabián Basabe has been ordered to pay $450,000 in damages after being found liable for sexually harassing two male staffers. Calls for his resignation have emerged, with criticism directed at Republican leadership for their handling of the situation. Basabe expressed regret for representing himself in court and is currently seeking reelection.
A US judge has scheduled a trial for Nicolás Maduro, the President of Venezuela, for June 2027. He faces accusations from US prosecutors regarding his alleged involvement in illegal drug smuggling activities.
Andy Biggs won the Republican nomination to challenge Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, while Alex Kolodin secured the party's nomination for secretary of state. Both candidates are backed by Donald Trump, marking a significant outcome in the recent Republican primaries.
A Florida man has died following an apparent bear attack while hiking in Glacier National Park. This incident is noted as the first fatal bear attack in the park in almost three decades.
NASA's Psyche spacecraft has recently captured new images of Mars while en route to the asteroid belt. This mission aims to investigate the unique characteristics of the metal-rich asteroid Psyche.
Matt Orlando has been elected as the new mayor of Chandler, Arizona, in a nonpartisan election, defeating Jeff Weninger by 17 points. This marks the first mayoral election in the city in eight years.