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Al Jazeera English

US Celebrates 250th Anniversary Amid Controversy

The United States is marking its 250th anniversary, referred to as the semiquincentennial. The celebration has sparked controversy, especially concerning President Trump's involvement.

PBS NewsHour

Pope addresses July 4 by praying for migrants in Lampedusa

Pope Leo marked the July 4 anniversary by sending a letter to Americans, stressing the need to protect all human life, including immigrants. He noted that immigrants have played a significant role in the history of the United States.

New York Times — Politics

36 New Citizens Sworn In on July 4 at Monticello

A citizenship ceremony took place on July 4, 2026, at Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia, where 36 individuals became new citizens of the United States. The event highlighted the importance of civic engagement.

New York Times — US

36 New Citizens Sworn in on July 4 at Monticello

A citizenship ceremony took place on July 4, 2026, at Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia, where 36 new citizens were sworn in. The event marked a significant occasion for the participants.

The Daily Beast

Laura Ingraham Comments on Trump's Remarks About Bathing Suits

Laura Ingraham reacted to President Donald Trump's comments about bathing suits during a segment on 'The Ingraham Angle.' Trump made the remarks while reading a children's book with Usha Vance, prompting Ingraham to express discomfort. The segment also featured Trump discussing various former presidents and their athletic abilities.

Al Jazeera English

Netanyahu may visit the US next week, according to Trump

Former President Donald Trump suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could visit the United States next week. If it occurs, this would be Netanyahu's seventh visit to the US during Trump's second term.

Fox News — Latest

Truck Driver Charged in Death of Pennsylvania State Trooper

Michael E. Pahira Jr., a Pennsylvania State Police trooper, died following a crash involving a truck driven by Michael Bon, an illegal immigrant. Bon has been charged with multiple offenses and is being held on bail. The incident has prompted discussions about the licensing of noncitizen commercial drivers and regulatory changes in the trucking industry.

New York Post

Rangers Reunite Prospects Battaglia, Aspinall, and Anderson

The New York Rangers have reunited three prospects, Jacob Battaglia, Nathan Aspinall, and Darian Anderson, who were linemates during a successful season with the Flint Firebirds in the OHL. This move marks a continuation of their collaboration in professional hockey.

Guardian — US

Mt Olive Pickle Company Withdraws from DC Fair Over Confederate Flag Display

Mt Olive Pickle Company has pulled out of the Great American State Fair in Washington, DC, due to the inclusion of a Confederate flag image in a video displayed at North Carolina's booth. The company expressed that it was unaware of the flag's presence and highlighted the significance of human dignity.

The Hill

Supreme Court Decisions Often Unanimous or Bipartisan

The Supreme Court is characterized by a pattern of unanimous or near-unanimous decisions, indicating that it often functions without strict partisan influence. Cross-partisan voting coalitions are a regular occurrence.