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The U.S. government announced new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 countries, citing insufficient enforcement of bans on forced labor-produced goods. These countries account for a significant majority of U.S. imports.
The U.S. is set to impose tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 countries, citing insufficient enforcement of bans on goods made with forced labor. These countries represent a significant portion of U.S. imports.
The financial burden of the US military operations in Iran has reached nearly $110 billion. The Trump administration is requesting an additional $67 billion to support these efforts.
The U.S. government has withdrawn subpoenas that would have compelled three New York Times reporters to testify about their sources for articles concerning President Trump's Air Force One jet. The withdrawal came after a federal judge criticized the government's legal approach.
A Fox News poll conducted from July 17 to July 20, 2026, shows strong support for voter ID laws and mail-in voting among registered voters. Approximately 83% support requiring photo ID to register and 77% to vote, while 64% favor universal mail-in voting. Confidence in the accuracy of vote counting varies across party lines.
A Fox News poll reveals strong support for voter ID laws, with 83% of registered voters in favor of requiring photo identification to register and 77% to vote. The survey also shows that nearly two-thirds of respondents support universal mail-in voting, although confidence in the accuracy of mail-in ballots is divided along party lines.
Justice Elena Kagan and Justice Amy Coney Barrett recently testified on Capitol Hill, emphasizing the need for enhanced security funding for the Supreme Court justices. The request comes amid ongoing concerns regarding their safety.
Justice Elena Kagan and Justice Amy Coney Barrett recently testified on Capitol Hill, seeking additional funding for the security of Supreme Court justices. The testimony highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety of the justices.
Senator Tina Smith has endorsed Abdul El-Sayed for the Michigan Senate race. She made the announcement on social media, highlighting El-Sayed's qualities as a candidate.
A bear was discovered stranded on an electric pole in New Mexico, prompting concern from local residents. The situation underscores the effects of drought conditions that are driving wildlife into closer proximity to human populations in search of food.
Dr. Amish Shah won a primary election in Arizona, defeating a fellow moderate Democrat who was supported by the House Democratic campaign arm. This election reflects ongoing dynamics within the Democratic Party.
Dr. Amish Shah secured a victory in the Democratic primary for the House in Arizona, overcoming a rival candidate who had strong backing from the House Democratic campaign arm. This election highlights ongoing dynamics within the Democratic Party.
Kayla McBride of the Minnesota Lynx has criticized the WNBA for its handling of invitations to the 3-point contest, stating she received a last-minute invite. She urged attention to the participants competing in the event, which is set for Friday at 8 p.m. ET.
A coalition of New York City landlords, represented by attorney Randy Mastro, has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Zohran Mamdani regarding his decision to impose a rent freeze on nearly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments. The lawsuit claims that the Rent Guidelines Board did not properly evaluate economic data and that the process was unduly influenced by the mayor's campaign promises.
A suspect has been arrested after two men were stabbed in Manhattan's Upper West Side, with officials suggesting the attacks may be antisemitic. The victims, aged 57 and 50, were both hospitalized in stable condition. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive and the weapon used in the attacks.
During a hearing to decide if singer D4vd will stand trial for murder and child sexual abuse, his defense attorneys questioned the LAPD's testing of evidence found in his home. Prosecutors claim he fatally stabbed a 14-year-old girl to prevent her from exposing their relationship.
A black bear wandered into the Crestline Village Water District office in Southern California on July 23, 2026, after opening the front door. The bear explored the office briefly before leaving without causing any harm. This incident is part of a series of unusual bear encounters in the area.
A Washington, D.C. firefighter was seriously injured after being struck by a ladder truck while responding to a fire on Thursday. The firefighter was transported to a trauma center and is in stable condition. The incident is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police Department.
The US has introduced tariffs on around 60 countries, citing concerns over their failure to effectively combat forced labour. This measure is part of the US government's broader efforts to address human rights violations in international trade.
President Donald Trump signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, contingent on the country's participation in the Abraham Accords. The accords, aimed at improving relations between Israel and Arab nations, were established in 2020 and have received mixed reactions regarding their effectiveness and popularity among Arab populations.
A House bill designed to address the financial impact of data centers on electric bills is making progress. The initiative is a response to growing public concern about the energy demands of AI infrastructure.
U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to carry out the largest military strikes on Iran to date, in response to recent Iranian attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. This development has heightened tensions in the Gulf region.
On July 23, 2026, Iran-backed Houthis attacked two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, leading to an increase in global oil prices. This incident is part of the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
President Trump indicated that the potential US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal is dependent on Saudi Arabia's agreement to join the Abraham Accords. This statement highlights the link between nuclear cooperation and diplomatic relations in the region.
A warm-up jacket worn by Wilt Chamberlain was sold at auction for $89,600 after being purchased for $3.07 by Quinn Brown, a thrifter from Portland, Oregon. The auction took place six months after the initial purchase.
Congressman Pat Ryan criticized former President Donald Trump's conduct during a troop transfer ceremony for four U.S. service members who died in combat, calling it 'pathetic.' Ryan, a veteran, highlighted Trump's military deferments and expressed concern over his willingness to send others to fight without having served himself.
Congressman Pat Ryan criticized former President Donald Trump's behavior during a troop transfer ceremony for four U.S. service members killed in Iraq. Ryan, an Army veteran, expressed disappointment in Trump's demeanor and highlighted his military deferments during the Vietnam War. The House passed a war powers resolution related to the ongoing conflict, which Ryan urged Republicans to support.
The Trump administration is set to impose new double-digit tariffs on various US trading partners. This move is part of a broader strategy to tackle issues related to forced labor in international trade.
Republican senators rallied around Senate Majority Leader John Thune after the White House criticized his leadership regarding the SAVE America Act. Thune's colleagues defended him, highlighting the difficulties in passing the legislation due to insufficient votes in the Senate. The White House expressed frustration over the lack of progress, while Thune suggested that the administration should focus on securing votes.
The US plans to impose new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on over 80 countries, as announced by US trade representative Jamieson Greer. This action replaces an expiring 10% global duty and is part of the administration's trade policy aimed at addressing forced labor practices.
Sonam Wangchuk, an activist advocating for education reforms in India, ended his hunger strike after 26 days. He expressed concerns about the possibility of violence arising from the ongoing protests.
On July 23, 2026, a news conference in Madison, Wisconsin, was disrupted by protesters responding to the police shooting of a homeless man. The protesters took control of the microphone and clashed with attendees who were interested in the details of the investigation.
Pickaxe Mountain in Iran, a volcanic formation, consists of a tough rock that could potentially protect nuclear centrifuges from external attacks. This geological feature has been present for millions of years.
On July 23, 2026, the Trump administration announced new tariffs of up to 12.5% on 60 trading partners, effective July 24. This move is part of an ongoing effort to maintain import taxes as previous temporary tariffs expire, following a Section 301 investigation into forced labor practices. Certain goods will remain exempt to avoid economic disruption.
The Trump administration has introduced new tariffs of around 10% on imports from more than 80 countries. The decision is part of ongoing trade negotiations and was announced as trucks were observed waiting to enter the U.S. from Canada.
A coalition of over two dozen states has sued the Trump administration over new conditions for FEMA disaster funding, which require states to certify voter rolls and comply with immigration laws. The lawsuit argues that these conditions threaten public safety and state sovereignty, and follows previous legal challenges against similar funding strategies by the administration.
Roy Cooper's Senate campaign has spent over $250,000 on private security, leading to criticism from Republicans who argue that his policies contribute to public safety concerns. Cooper's campaign defends his record, while his opponent, Michael Whatley, has been accused of hypocrisy regarding his own past actions in criminal justice.
Amazon is updating its Alexa Plus assistant to improve integration with various smart home devices. The update, now in preview, allows Alexa to automatically route requests to the correct device and select appropriate settings based on user instructions.
Zohran Mamdani, a New York mayoral candidate, admitted he cannot arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his upcoming visit, despite previously claiming he would. This incident highlights a broader shift within the Democratic Party, where younger members increasingly criticize Israel's actions, reflecting changing attitudes toward U.S.-Israeli relations.
On July 23, 2026, Trump administration officials met with defense industry leaders at the White House to discuss the House's budget reconciliation package, which includes $73 billion for military funding related to Iran. The meeting aimed to ensure alignment among defense contractors on the importance of passing this package, which allows the ruling party to advance fiscal policy without bipartisan support.
Blake Miguez, a Republican congressional candidate from Louisiana, is evaluating his options for running in a new district after redistricting. He faces allegations of rape, which he denies, and aims to secure Donald Trump's endorsement again.
The U.S. Department of Justice has decided to withdraw subpoenas against New York Times journalists related to their reporting on a Qatar-gifted jet for President Trump. This decision follows a court hearing where concerns were raised about the subpoenas' implications for press freedom, while the DOJ maintains that the investigation into potential national security leaks is ongoing.
On July 23, 2026, Representatives Jay Obernolte and Lori Trahan introduced the FRONTIER Act, which requires large AI developers to conduct independent audits and provide transparency reports. This bill is part of the broader Great American AI Act, aimed at establishing comprehensive governance and safety standards for AI technologies.
A report from the Council on Criminal Justice indicates that the United States is on track to achieve its lowest homicide rate in over a century, with an 18% decline in homicides across major cities in the first half of 2026. The report attributes the decline to broader national trends rather than specific policies, although some cities continue to see increases in homicides.
At a rally on July 23, 2026, an attendee seated behind President Trump attracted attention by mimicking his gestures. This incident occurred during the event, highlighting the attendee's actions.
Sheldon Johnson, a former guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, has been charged with the murder of Colin Small. Johnson was arrested in March 2024 and faces multiple charges, including murder and manslaughter, after allegedly dismembering Small's body. He has pleaded not guilty, and the case is awaiting trial.
Wildfires in France have prompted the evacuation of more than 20,000 individuals from a tourist town. The firefighting efforts involve around 800 firefighters and additional support from gendarmes and soldiers.
Videos released depict a police officer fatally shooting a man in Wisconsin, leading to increased public outrage. The details surrounding the incident are still unfolding.
A tugboat captain has pleaded guilty following a collision in Biscayne Bay, Florida, that led to the deaths of three young girls. The incident occurred in 2025 when the tugboat struck a stalled sailboat.
The White House has confirmed it will not obstruct the extradition of Andrew and Tristan Tate to the UK, where they face numerous new sex crime charges. The announcement comes amid ongoing legal proceedings related to these allegations.