Michael Rapaport discussed his changing views on President Donald Trump during a podcast, attributing his shift to the recent conflict involving Hamas and hostages in Israel. He emphasized the importance of securing the hostages' release and stated his plans to run for mayor of New York City in 2029, intending to adopt a combative campaign style.
Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett will testify before a House subcommittee on July 11, 2026. This event is notable as it is uncommon for justices to appear before Congress.
The IOC has lifted its suspension on Russian athletes, allowing them to participate in the upcoming LA 2028 Olympics. The organization has yet to decide on the use of Russia's flag and anthem at the event.
Former President Donald Trump accepted the FIFA Peace Prize from FIFA President Gianni Infantino. He reached out to Infantino to protest the suspension of an American player.
Senate Republicans have confirmed that Senator Mitch McConnell is able to communicate while hospitalized, following concerns about his health. Scott Jennings and other Senate leaders reported recent conversations with McConnell, indicating he is improving. However, specifics about his medical condition and prognosis have not been disclosed.
Ford is recalling over 110,000 Mustang and Mustang Mach-E vehicles due to defects that may increase crash risks. The recalls involve issues with windshield wipers and rear differential pinion shifts. Repairs will be provided free of charge.
Federal agencies must establish a new benchmarking process for frontier AI models by August 1, 2026, as current testing methods are insufficient. Collaborations among major tech companies aim to create standardized benchmarks that reflect real-world capabilities of AI systems, addressing the rapid advancements in AI technology.
Democrats in Maine are exploring options for their Senate candidate, Graham Platner, who is under scrutiny following a sexual assault allegation. Platner has denied the claims and is considering his next steps.
In May 2026, the US trade deficit rose to $77.6 billion, with imports outpacing exports. The increase was largely attributed to spending in pharmaceuticals and semiconductors.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, faces sexual assault allegations from a former partner, leading to the withdrawal of endorsements from key Democratic leaders. Platner has denied the claims and is considering his campaign's future as the party calls for a new nominee ahead of upcoming deadlines.
Doctors have raised concerns about a popular toy that has led to a rise in severe burn injuries among children and teens. Some of these injuries have necessitated extensive medical treatment.
Senator Jon Ossoff is criticized by Georgia's DFCS Director Candice Broce for allegedly using the state's foster care issues for political gain. Broce claims Ossoff has not provided adequate support for the system, while Ossoff's team defends his oversight efforts. The controversy unfolds as Ossoff campaigns for re-election.
Senator Jon Ossoff is facing criticism from Georgia's child welfare director, Candice Broce, over his advertisement promoting his work on the state's foster care system. Broce claims Ossoff has not provided adequate support for the system, while Ossoff's campaign defends his record and accuses Broce of political bias. This dispute arises as Ossoff campaigns for re-election against Republican Mike Collins.
A significant number of federal lawyers have left the Trump administration to work for Democratic state attorneys general, as these states ramp up legal challenges against the administration's policies. Over 10,000 federal attorneys have departed since early 2025, with more than 100 joining Democratic offices. This shift reflects a growing collaboration among Democratic states to resist the Trump agenda through coordinated legal strategies.
Kelsey Pfendler has made history as the first US woman to row solo from California to Hawaii, completing the 2,400-mile journey in record time. She hopes her accomplishment will motivate other women to take risks and pursue their ambitions.
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has recently achieved significant victories in Colorado and New York, raising questions about the impact of its leftward shift on the Democratic Party in swing states ahead of the midterm elections. Analysts are divided on whether the DSA's successes indicate a broader trend, with some cautioning that the socialist label may pose challenges in battleground districts where voters prioritize practical concerns over ideology.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom has opted for the title 'first partner' to address gender stereotypes associated with the role of the spouse of a governor. This choice may lead to both support and criticism.
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has evolved from a marginal organization founded in 1982 to a significant political force in the United States. The DSA's growth was accelerated by the 2008 financial crisis and the 2016 presidential campaign of Bernie Sanders, leading to increased membership and political influence. As the DSA navigates its role in governance, it faces challenges related to maintaining unity and purpose amidst its expansion.
A new poll shows that Americans have significant concerns about artificial intelligence, with nearly three times as many respondents expressing worry compared to those who feel excited about the technology. The survey was conducted by Athena Insights.
The Supreme Court will review two cases that could provide clarity on the classification of firearms under previous rulings. The focus will be on the term 'common use' as it pertains to guns like the AR-15.
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