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Myles Garrett addressed the topic of Aaron Donald's potential return from retirement, indicating he would not pressure Donald but would welcome the opportunity to play together. Garrett emphasized his commitment to leadership within the Rams without altering the team's culture.
Theresa Jones, a grandmother from California, was found dead in her car in a church parking lot after being reported missing. Her son, Emmanuel Wesley, has been charged with her murder, accused of shooting her while she was in the vehicle. Wesley has pleaded not guilty and is currently held without bail.
Greg Gutfeld addressed Alan Ritchson's recent comments about Donald Trump, where Ritchson criticized the former president during a podcast. Gutfeld suggested that Ritchson's remarks were more reflective of his personal struggles than political commentary. The discussion also touched on Ritchson's experiences in the entertainment industry and his mental health challenges.
President Trump criticized the Supreme Court for its rulings on tariffs and birthright citizenship, claiming they have cost the United States trillions of dollars. He shared his views on Truth Social, highlighting the negative implications of the Court's decisions.
Taysom Hill has officially left the New Orleans Saints after a nine-year career with the team. His next steps in the NFL are currently unclear.
Safiya, a displaced mother from Nigeria, has lost her husband and two children. She is now focused on maintaining the fragile future she has rebuilt, finding support through sewing.
U.S. Central Command has confirmed military strikes on Iran, which were initiated following President Trump's comments about a strong response to an Iranian attack on U.S. forces. The announcement came just hours after the president's statement.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has delayed a vote on Todd Blanche's nomination as Attorney General due to insufficient support from some committee Republicans. Concerns regarding the Department of Justice's anti-weaponization fund have contributed to the hesitation, with ongoing discussions between the senators and the DOJ aimed at addressing these issues.
Three firefighters have lost their lives in Greece due to wildfires exacerbated by strong winds on Crete. The fires have prompted evacuations in several villages as southern Europe continues to face fire-related challenges.
George Beemer, 23, has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and arson in connection with the death of his mother in Fort Myers, Florida. He allegedly shot her and then set her body on fire, claiming she wanted to be cremated. The investigation is ongoing, and Beemer is currently held at the Lee County Jail.
Mark Penn and Rahm Emanuel, former advisors to Presidents Clinton and Obama, respectively, criticized NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his proposed property tax plan and his stance on Israel. Penn argued that the tax could impact a larger number of property owners than stated, while Emanuel challenged Mamdani's rhetoric during a private meeting. Mamdani's communications director disputed Emanuel's account of the conversation.
Mark Penn and Rahm Emanuel, both influential Democrats, publicly criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for his proposed property tax plan and his views on Israel. Penn argued that the tax plan could affect a much larger number of property owners than indicated, while Emanuel challenged Mamdani's rhetoric on Israel during a private meeting.
Japan and other Asian nations are turning to Canadian crude oil as concerns grow over the reliability of supplies from the Strait of Hormuz. This shift reflects the ongoing impact of regional tensions on oil availability.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu characterized Israel's role in the Iran conflict as subordinate to the United States, stating that the U.S. is the 'senior partner.' He expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of peace talks while acknowledging the importance of U.S. involvement. Netanyahu described a recent meeting with President Trump as productive, emphasizing their mutual goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
An 18-month-old boy in Gilbert, Arizona, was initially declared dead after being found unconscious in a pool. A medical examiner's employee later found that he was still alive. Authorities have determined that the parents will not face charges regarding the incident.
James Mulhern III, a Maryland high school employee, faces 12 counts of abuse of a minor after investigators identified eight additional alleged victims in a case involving secret recordings in a changing room. The investigation began when students discovered a hidden camera, leading to the recovery of videos dating back to 2015. Mulhern has been released on bond with conditions regarding contact with minors.
Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on Kyiv early Thursday, leading to multiple explosions and prompting shelter warnings from city officials. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had previously warned of a potential major assault, emphasizing the need for international support in air defense systems.
Federal authorities seized over 1,000 pounds of cocaine valued at more than $20 million from a commercial truck at the Calexico Port of Entry. Jose Manuel Lopez, the truck's driver, has been arrested and faces serious charges. This seizure is the second-largest cocaine bust in the Southern District of California this year.
US President Donald Trump has reiterated his support for selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkiye, even though there are concerns from Israel about the deal. The announcement highlights ongoing tensions surrounding military sales in the region.
On July 30, 2026, a federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking access to New Jersey's unredacted voter rolls, marking the DOJ's 18th consecutive loss in similar cases. The ruling followed the state's disclosure of illegal registrations of noncitizens due to a software error, but the judge stated this did not affect the legality of the DOJ's request. The DOJ plans to appeal the decision while continuing its investigation into the improper registrations.
Michelle Louise Collier, a teenage girl missing since 1978, has been identified after her remains were found in a California vineyard. The identification, confirmed through DNA analysis, has reopened the investigation into her murder, with authorities seeking information from the public.
Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman met with U.S. Vice President Vance to discuss the recent joint military strikes on pro-Iranian militias in Iraq. The minister emphasized Saudi Arabia's preference for de-escalation with Iran, despite the necessity of responding to attacks on its infrastructure. He also noted that Saudi Arabia can handle the situation with the Houthis in Yemen independently.
Betye Saar, an influential artist in the Black Art Movement, has died at 99. She was recognized for her assemblage boxes and her use of historical memorabilia to convey themes of Black liberation.
The U.S. military conducted airstrikes against Iran on Wednesday in retaliation for a missile attack by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps on a U.S. base in Jordan. The airstrikes began at 8 p.m. local time, following the IRGC's launch of five missiles at U.S. forces the day before.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has filed a lawsuit related to the sale of the Golden Globe Awards to Penske Media, which occurred in 2023. The HFPA was the previous owner of the awards.
Uganda has declared itself free of Ebola following the discharge of its last patient in mid-June 2026. This announcement occurs amid ongoing challenges with the virus in neighboring Congo.
The Trump administration is evaluating potential regulations for artificial intelligence following hacking incidents linked to OpenAI. This marks a notable change from their earlier stance of minimal intervention in the technology sector.
The Trump administration is contemplating new regulations for artificial intelligence in response to hacking incidents related to OpenAI. This marks a departure from their earlier, more lenient stance on technology oversight.
Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general is facing challenges from Republican senators who are pressing for changes related to a fund that could benefit Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Netanyahu and Trump are discussing strategies regarding the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has exceeded initial time estimates for resolution.
Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment rights over 100 times during a Senate hearing on July 29, 2026, regarding his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. He faced questioning from Senator Rand Paul, who has accused Fauci of misconduct related to the pandemic response. Following the hearing, a vote on holding Fauci in contempt of Congress was announced.
On July 30, 2026, the yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond rose to 5.201%, its highest level since July 2007. The Federal Open Market Committee decided to keep interest rates unchanged, despite dissent from some members advocating for an increase. Rising oil prices and inflation data are influencing market expectations.
Todd Blanche's nomination for US attorney general has been postponed due to a lack of written assurances from the Department of Justice regarding a $1.8 billion fund. Senator John Cornyn indicated he would not support the nomination without this confirmation.
A shooting at a Seattle food festival resulted in the deaths of two bystanders. Police stated that the bullets that struck the victims do not match the gun used by a 15-year-old suspect arrested at the scene, who was firing an untraceable 'ghost gun.'
The U.S. military has begun airstrikes in Iran, marking a resumption of military action following a brief pause for negotiations. The strikes were in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. President Trump indicated that the U.S. would respond strongly to the Iranian actions.
The confirmation of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has been postponed due to demands from Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis for written proposals from the DOJ regarding a settlement deal with President Trump. The DOJ failed to meet the deadline for these documents, prompting Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley to delay the hearing. Both Cornyn and Tillis expressed their concerns over the settlement's provisions.
Police have indicated that the bullets that killed two individuals during a shooting at a Seattle food festival were not fired from the weapon used by a 15-year-old who was arrested at the event. This information was provided in court documents filed on Wednesday.
A developer has created a local merge queue to manage up to 90 daily commits made through parallel agents on a MacBook Air. This solution aims to reduce system crashes and improve the testing process for users with limited hardware resources.
A man has been convicted of federal terrorism charges for the 2022 stabbing of author Salman Rushdie. Rushdie has faced a long-standing death threat linked to his book 'The Satanic Verses.'
Glen Hansard, an Oscar-winning musician, was killed in a motorcycle crash in Dublin on Wednesday morning. He had been at a pub enjoying music shortly before the accident occurred.
The Senate Judiciary Committee, led by Chair Chuck Grassley, has canceled a meeting intended to vote on the nomination of Todd Blanche as Attorney General. This decision comes amid opposition from certain GOP senators on the committee.
Folk singer Linda Perhacs has been found safe after being missing for eight months. Friends had raised alarms about her well-being when they were unable to contact her.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci after he invoked the Fifth Amendment multiple times during a Senate hearing regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Uthmeier criticized Fauci's lack of transparency in his social media comments.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Finance Commissioner Richard Lee addressed issues related to the rollout of the new pied-à-terre tax for wealthy homeowners. They faced questions about incorrect tax bills that were sent to everyday New Yorkers but did not clarify the reasons behind the errors.
TikTok's Los Angeles headquarters was evacuated on Wednesday afternoon after reports of a potential fire. The incident took place around 3 p.m. at the company's office in Culver City, prompting a significant emergency response.
Leibelt, the suspect in a California mall stabbing, was on bail for another felony at the time of the incident. He has reportedly expressed homicidal thoughts since adolescence.