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House GOP Readies Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Shutdown as Deadline Looms
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Judge Tosses $1.35M Suit Against Arizona Sheriff Nanos Over COVID Claims
A judge dismissed a $1.35 million lawsuit against Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, filed by an inmate alleging constitutional violations over COVID-19 protocols.
Policy
Climate Tops Affordability as Americans' Main Reason for Interstate Moves
Better weather is the leading reason Americans plan to move out of state, edging out cost of living and crime concerns, according to a Redfin survey.
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FBI Investigates Gunfire at ICE Building in Phoenix, No Injuries Reported
The FBI is investigating after shots were fired at an ICE building in Phoenix, causing exterior damage. No injuries were reported, and the incident is not linked to later protests.
International
Trump Admin Slashes Journalist Visas, Targets Chinese Press with 90-Day Limit
The Trump administration announced a new rule reducing foreign journalist visas to 240 days, with Chinese reporters facing a stricter 90-day limit, replacing the indefinite 'duration of status' system.
Politics
Lindsey Graham's Farewell: D.C. and South Carolina Memorials Set for Late July
Memorial services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham begin July 28 in Washington, D.C., followed by events in South Carolina. Tim Scott praised him as 'irreplaceable.'
Energy
Lake Powell Hydro Output at Risk as Federal Study Warns of Near-Record Low by 2027
New federal projections warn Lake Powell's elevation may fall to just 3,492 feet by March 2027, dangerously close to the minimum level needed for hydroelectric generation, threatening power for millions in the West.
Policy
Airlines Push Back on Permanent Daylight Saving, Demand Two-Year Delay
Airlines for America warns that a swift transition to permanent daylight saving time would disrupt airline schedules, calling for a delay of up to two years.
Politics
GOP Lawyer Ginsberg Rejects Trump's Voter Fraud Claims, Cites Lack of Evidence
Republican election lawyer Ben Ginsberg dismissed President Trump's renewed voter fraud allegations, stating there is still no evidence any election result was incorrect.
Politics
Family Says Maine ICE Shooter Had History of Violence, Mental Ills
Relatives of the ICE officer who shot a Colombian man in Maine say he had a history of mental health issues and violence. Democrats are pressing DHS on vetting and training.
Mullin Escalates Election Security Threats, Warns States of Consequences
Mullin warns states they will face scrutiny and accountability if they refuse DHS election security partnerships, going
Texas Game Wardens Rescue Children by Helicopter in Uvalde County Floods
Helicopter crews rescued children from floodwaters in Uvalde County, Texas, as game wardens and DPS conducted hoist oper
Himes Accuses Trump of 'Bald-Faced Lie' in Election Security Speech
Rep. Jim Himes accused President Trump of lying during his primetime address on election security, calling it a 'bald-fa
Jill Biden Slams Press for Double Standard Favoring Trump Over Joe
Jill Biden claimed the media applied a double standard, excoriating Joe Biden for actions they overlook from Trump, and
Ex-Trump Lawyer Cobb Likens President to '2-Year-Old' Over Election Denial
Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb compared the president to a toddler, dismissing election fraud claims as refusal
Coons: Trump's Election Fraud Speech Lacked Any Concrete Proof
Sen. Chris Coons dismissed President Trump's election fraud claims as lacking evidence, calling the speech a 'temper tan
Trump Admin Restores Tough Public Charge Rule, Widening Green Card Denials
The Trump administration revived a policy allowing immigration officers to deny green cards to applicants who use public
Boosting Growth to 3.5% Could Slash National Debt, Economist Argues
John R. Dearie argues that accelerating U.S. economic growth to its postwar average of 3.5% could generate $32 trillion
Why Earnings-Based College Accountability Misses the Real Workforce Need
The federal government's new rule tying student loan programs to graduate earnings is a low bar, experts say. A focus on
Proposed National Interest Legalization Program Would Prioritize U.S. Needs Over Blanket Amnesty
A national interest legalization program would offer lawful status to undocumented immigrants who meet specific U.S. nee
Export Control Overreach on AI Models Demands Urgent Reform
The administration's use of export controls to force AI model recalls from Anthropic and OpenAI reveals a dangerous lack
House Passes Bill to Redesign Nickel as Penny Phase-Out Advances
The House passed the Common Cents Act, ending penny production and permitting a lower-cost nickel redesign. The bill fac
Wedding Industry Bubble Nears Burst as Couples Reject Soaring Costs
The traditional wedding has become a luxury purchase pricing out average couples, with Gen Z rejecting the aisle. Indust
USPS Forever Stamps Hit 82 Cents Sunday as Eighth Hike Since 2021 Takes Effect
Forever stamps climb to 82 cents on Sunday, the eighth increase since 2021. Postcards and international mail also rise,
U.S. Minted 440,000 New Millionaires in 2025, UBS Report Shows
Over 440,000 Americans joined the millionaire club in 2025, driven by stock gains, but median wealth dropped 20% since 2
Fed Chair Warsh Plays Down Inflation Threat, Sidesteps Rate Cut Clues
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh downplayed inflation fears Wednesday, citing falling energy prices, and refused to sig
July Brings Third 'Bonus' Paycheck for Some Workers This Year
July marks the third triple-payday month of 2025 for some workers. Those paid weekly or bi-weekly should check their las
Deadline Nears: How Bank of America Customers Can Claim Part of $2.25M ATM Fee Settlement
Bank of America customers who checked balances at 7-Eleven ATMs between 2018 and 2021 may claim part of a $2.25 million
Fiancé Pleads for U.S. Action as Voice of America Journalist Remains Imprisoned in Azerbaijan
Ramin Guluzada calls on the U.S. to intervene for his fiancée, Voice of America journalist Ulviyya Ali, imprisoned in Az
Netanyahu Urged to Resist Iran War Pressure as 1991 Precedent Looms
Netanyahu should resist right-wing pressure to strike Iran, following Shamir's 1991 restraint. Joining the conflict risk
Trump Administration Halts Machado Flight, Deepens Venezuela Rift
The Trump administration ordered Maria Corina Machado's plane to turn back over North Carolina, revealing a stark contra
Xi Urges Global AI Governance, Slams US Tech Restrictions
At Shanghai's AI conference, Xi Jinping called for global AI governance, criticized US tech curbs, and announced new par
Wildfire Smoke Disrupts Mets-Phillies, Postpones Chicago MLS Match as Air Quality Worsens
Wildfire smoke from Canada and northern Minnesota led to schedule changes for the Mets-Phillies MLB game and a Chicago M
Gallup Survey: Global Acceptance of Minorities Rises, Especially for LGBTQ+
Gallup’s 2025 World Poll reveals increasing global acceptance for LGBTQ+, immigrants, and racial minorities, with gay an