Fox News — Politics
10:00 PM
On July 24, 2026, President Donald Trump stated that Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords for the U.S. to advance a civilian nuclear agreement. He clarified that this requirement was always understood and that any deal would require Congressional approval. Trump also highlighted changes in the regional security situation regarding Iran.
Fox News — Latest
10:00 PM
President Trump announced that Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords for the U.S. to move forward with a civilian nuclear agreement. He clarified that this condition was always understood and emphasized that any deal would require Congressional approval. Trump also highlighted changes in the regional security landscape due to diminished Iranian military capabilities.
The Hill
09:59 PM
Leon Panetta, former Defense Secretary, expressed concerns about U.S. involvement in the Iran war, likening it to the Vietnam conflict. He highlighted historical patterns that suggest prolonged wars often do not conclude favorably.
The Hill
09:59 PM
Leon Panetta, former Defense Secretary, expressed concerns about the United States' involvement in the Iran war, likening it to the Vietnam conflict. He emphasized that historical precedents suggest that prolonged wars often do not conclude favorably.
Guardian — US
09:58 PM
President Trump commented on the potential impact of the Iran war on the midterm elections, stating he is not worried about its effect on Republican control of Congress. Additionally, Representatives Ilhan Omar and Pramila Jayapal are visiting the Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis for an oversight visit related to immigration protests earlier this year.
New York Post
09:57 PM
Karim Khan has been voted out as the chief prosecutor of the ICC due to allegations of serious misconduct involving a female aide. His removal does not impact the arrest warrants issued for Benjamin Netanyahu.
Ars Technica
09:56 PM
Paramount Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has been delayed due to a legal challenge from several states. The merger will not proceed until a court ruling is made, with a potential deadline set for June 1, 2027.
New York Times — Business
09:55 PM
The upcoming White House Correspondents' Association dinner will feature a speech by Trump, with increased security measures in place. This follows a security breach incident in April that resulted in the event being cut short.
PBS NewsHour
09:52 PM
Donald Trump commented that Venezuela is not ready for elections at this time but anticipates that they will be in the future. He also highlighted the country's achievements in the Miss Universe pageants.
Washington Examiner
09:51 PM
House Republican leaders have integrated the SAVE America Act into their legislative agenda by attaching it to key bills, including a $95 billion spending bill and the National Defense Authorization Act. This strategy aims to compel the Senate to act on the bill, which has faced repeated rejections. House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the importance of securing American elections through this legislation.
Washington Examiner
09:51 PM
Wildfires in Europe have forced the evacuation of over 200,000 people, primarily in Spain and France. The European Union has deployed firefighters to assist, but the situation remains critical with uncontained fires and challenging weather conditions. Authorities are focusing on protecting populated areas as they continue to manage the crisis.
Guardian — US
09:50 PM
President Trump changed planes while departing Turkey due to a credible threat from Iranian proxy forces, as reported by the New York Times. He arrived on a Qatari-donated aircraft that does not have the same defensive capabilities as Air Force One.
NPR — Politics
09:50 PM
The Democratic National Committee has established a new primary election calendar for the 2028 presidential election, with South Carolina designated as the first primary state, followed by Nevada. This change aims to prioritize the voices of Black and Latino voters.
NPR — Top Stories
09:50 PM
The Democratic National Committee has approved South Carolina as the first state for the 2028 presidential primary, followed by Nevada. This decision is intended to prioritize Black and Latino voters, with additional early contests in New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia.
NPR — Politics
09:50 PM
The Democratic National Committee has approved a new primary election calendar for the 2028 presidential election, designating South Carolina as the first state to hold its primary, followed by Nevada. This change is intended to emphasize the participation of Black and Latino voters.
BBC — Business
09:49 PM
Paramount and Warner Bros have temporarily halted their merger plans valued at $110 billion due to a legal challenge. The studios will remain independent until a court reaches a decision or until June 1, 2027.
BBC — World
09:47 PM
Madrid officials have stated that the region is experiencing severe wildfires, which they characterize as the worst in its history. In addition, over 140,000 people have been evacuated in France and Spain due to the ongoing fire threats.
NPR — Top Stories
09:37 PM
The International Criminal Court has voted to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan following allegations of sexual misconduct that emerged nearly two years prior. The decision was announced by the court's oversight body on July 24, 2026.
PBS NewsHour
09:36 PM
Paramount has stated it will delay the closing of its merger with Warner until a court ruling is made on the states' lawsuit or until June 1, 2027. This decision was communicated through a court filing.
The Hill
09:36 PM
President Trump spoke at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on July 24, 2026, where he made jokes targeting various groups including Democrats and media personnel. He specifically referenced Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in his remarks.
The Hill
09:36 PM
President Trump will address the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Friday. The event will recognize a Secret Service agent for their role in thwarting an assassination attempt on Trump during a previous dinner.
The Hill
09:36 PM
President Trump will address the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Friday evening. The event will honor a Secret Service agent who was instrumental in thwarting an assassination attempt against Trump during a previous dinner. U.S. military actions against Iran have also been reported.
Fox News — Latest
09:34 PM
Pete Buttigieg, former Transportation Secretary, discussed his identity as a 'Buttigieg Democrat' during an interview, avoiding direct comments on DSA policies. He emphasized the need for common ground within the Democratic Party while facing criticism from Reince Priebus for not addressing the rise of socialism in the party. Buttigieg stated he is not running for president but is assisting other candidates in the upcoming elections.
Washington Examiner
09:33 PM
The U.S. military continues its operations against Iran following the collapse of a ceasefire, with President Trump suggesting an escalation of strikes on Iranian infrastructure. Concerns about transparency in casualty reporting have emerged, prompting scrutiny from lawmakers regarding the Pentagon's communication and the financial costs of the conflict.
Fox News — Latest
09:30 PM
The DHS has criticized a federal judge's decision to temporarily block the termination of TPS for South Sudanese nationals, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that limits lower court intervention. Judge Patti Saris's order allows for a review of the plaintiffs' claims while preserving TPS protections for the time being.
Fox News — Politics
09:30 PM
The DHS has criticized U.S. District Judge Patti Saris for temporarily blocking the termination of Temporary Protected Status for South Sudanese nationals, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling limiting lower court interventions. The judge's order preserves TPS protections while the court considers amendments to the plaintiffs' lawsuit. The case highlights ongoing legal disputes regarding TPS and the authority of federal courts.
Al Jazeera English
09:29 PM
On July 24, 2026, a confrontation occurred between vessels from the Chinese and Philippine coastguards in the South China Sea. Further information about the incident is currently unavailable.
Al Jazeera English
09:27 PM
Paramount has decided to pause its agreement with Warner Bros while a court case is in progress. The delay could lead to a potential cost of $1.7 billion for Paramount if the deal is not completed by June 2027.
PBS NewsHour
09:26 PM
The Democratic Party has announced that South Carolina will serve as the first nominating contest for the 2028 presidential election. This state has been significant in assessing candidates' appeal to Black voters.
Guardian — US
09:26 PM
The Trump administration has admitted to canceling more than $7.5 billion in federal clean energy grants based on states' political support for Donald Trump in the 2024 election. Court documents indicate that the funding was terminated last October due to political criteria, affecting projects in Democratic states.
Ars Technica
09:25 PM
Bill Oliver, a member of the New Brunswick legislative assembly, read what appeared to be an AI prompt during a speech. The incident, which initially went unnoticed, has since gained attention on social media and from mainstream media outlets.
Al Jazeera English
09:24 PM
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized that Iran does not fear threats and will not yield to external pressures. His remarks highlight the country's resolute position amid ongoing challenges.
Vox
09:20 PM
Ticks are expanding their territory in the U.S. due to climate change and increased deer populations, leading to a rise in tick-borne diseases. Public health officials report a surge in emergency room visits for tick bites, yet most agencies focus on mosquito control. Experts call for increased funding and research into tick management strategies, alongside personal protective measures for individuals.
Al Jazeera English
09:19 PM
Tyson Fury achieved victory against Mariusz Wach, who retired during their boxing match in Pattaya, Thailand. The fight took place at a Muay Thai stadium.
NPR — Politics
09:17 PM
A media appearance hosted by St. Louis Public Radio showcased Rep. Wesley Bell and former Congresswoman Cori Bush ahead of their rematch in the Democratic House primary. The race reflects ongoing divisions within the party regarding Israel.
Fox News — Politics
09:15 PM
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs' campaign reported significant spending in the second quarter of 2026, outpacing its fundraising efforts. Critics, including GOP activist Tyler Bowyer, have raised concerns about the campaign's financial strategy, suggesting it reflects a broader issue for Democrats in battleground states. Hobbs is set to face Republican nominee Rep. Andy Biggs in the upcoming election.
New York Times — Business
09:15 PM
The F.D.A. panel has raised concerns about the safety and efficacy of peptides under review, stating that they have not been proven safe or effective. This discussion highlights potential risks associated with these substances for patients.
New York Times — Politics
09:15 PM
F.D.A. scientists expressed concerns about the safety and efficacy of peptides being reviewed, stating that they have not been proven safe or effective and could present risks to patients. The discussion highlights the need for caution in prescribing these substances.
New York Times — US
09:15 PM
A panel of F.D.A. scientists raised concerns about the safety and efficacy of peptides under review, stating that they have not been proven safe or effective and could pose risks to patients. The discussion highlights the need for careful consideration before any potential prescribing boom.
TechCrunch
09:15 PM
Vietnam is considering measures to limit social media access for children, following Australia's ban introduced in late 2025. The Australian government aimed to mitigate risks associated with social media, such as cyberbullying and addiction.
Washington Examiner
09:09 PM
President Donald Trump stated his preference for Michael Jordan over LeBron James during a press conference, citing their friendship. He also made comments about James potentially being racist, reflecting a history of mutual accusations between the two. James recently signed a contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Deutsche Welle
09:07 PM
The International Criminal Court has voted to remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan following allegations of sexual misconduct. Khan has publicly denied these accusations.
The Hill
09:06 PM
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada is prepared to respond to potential tariffs from the U.S. during a press conference on July 24, 2026. He highlighted the country's focus on what can be controlled amid ongoing trade negotiations.
The Hill
09:06 PM
UK House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle visited Washington, D.C., coinciding with another change in UK prime ministers. He commented on the frequency of these transitions, comparing them to London buses that arrive all at once.
New York Times — US
09:03 PM
The Trump administration has finalized a $292 million contract to establish up to 2,000 housing units for National Guard troops in the Washington D.C. area. This contract is intended to address the housing requirements of National Guard soldiers.
New York Times — Politics
09:03 PM
The Trump administration has signed a $292 million contract to create up to 2,000 housing units for National Guard troops in the Washington D.C. area. This move is intended to support the housing needs of soldiers stationed in the region.
The Hill
08:58 PM
Paramount Skydance has decided to postpone its $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery due to a lawsuit from 12 state attorneys general seeking to block the merger. The delay will remain in effect until a judge issues a ruling.
Washington Examiner
08:55 PM
New Hampshire Democrats are set to hold their presidential primaries first in 2028, despite the DNC's decision to designate South Carolina as the first primary state. New Hampshire law mandates that its primary occurs at least one week ahead of others, leading to criticism from state party officials regarding the DNC's vote. The DNC has scheduled the primaries for South Carolina on January 22, Nevada on February 1, and New Hampshire on February 8.
The Hill
08:55 PM
Governor Gretchen Whitmer endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens in the Michigan Senate race on July 24, 2026. The endorsement reflects Democratic concerns about the possibility of a progressive candidate winning in the upcoming primary on August 4.
The Daily Beast
08:55 PM
During a press conference, President Trump claimed his familiarity with Venezuela stems from his ownership of the Miss Universe pageant, where Miss Venezuela contestants excelled. He discussed the current political situation in Venezuela, indicating that elections are not imminent but progress is being made, and praised the acting president Delcy Rodríguez for her role in the country's economic activities.