Keiko Fujimori has been declared the winner of Peru's presidential runoff election, receiving 50.14% of the votes. She will take office later this month, marking her fourth bid for the presidency amid ongoing political instability. Fujimori has pledged to address rising crime rates in the country.
California Governor Gavin Newsom will use his July Fourth speech to address election integrity and propose legislation making unauthorized ballot seizures a felony. The speech will counter President Trump's claims about the reliability of the U.S. voting system and highlight California's efforts to modernize its election processes and protect voter rights.
The Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado has led to the evacuation of residents as it continues to spread. This fire is one of around 40 wildfires burning in the western United States.
Pope Leo XIV received the Liberty Medal on July 3, 2026, coinciding with the celebration of America's 250th anniversary. The award recognizes individuals dedicated to promoting liberty globally.
The Justice Department has requested a federal judge to reject demands for unredacted Jeffrey Epstein records and sought a 60-day extension to consider an appeal if ordered to release more material. The DOJ argues it has complied with transparency laws while facing criticism over its handling of the Epstein files. The case is currently before U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan.
The CDC is investigating an outbreak of cyclosporiasis caused by the cyclospora parasite, with over 400 cases reported in 18 states. The parasite is transmitted through contaminated produce and water, leading to symptoms such as diarrhea, cramps, and nausea.
President Donald Trump announced pardons for six individuals he claims were wrongfully prosecuted by the Biden administration for vehicle repair activities. This decision is part of his broader initiative to support the right to repair and is linked to a federal environmental case involving Elite Diesel Service Inc. and its owner, who had previously been convicted for disabling emissions monitoring systems.
President Donald Trump granted pardons to six individuals associated with a federal environmental case related to vehicle repairs. The pardons were announced on July 3, 2026, and are part of Trump's initiative to support the right to repair. The case involved allegations of disabling emissions control systems on commercial trucks, which the EPA stated led to significant air quality degradation.
Authorities removed 16 siblings from a squalid home in southern Ohio and arrested their parents and grandparents. The incident has raised questions among local residents about how the situation went unnoticed for years.
The FBI has assigned hundreds of analysts to its investigation into the 2020 presidential election in Georgia. The election results were verified through three counts, including one by hand, all confirming Joe Biden's win.
Federal prosecutors are recommending a reduced prison sentence of 12 to 18 months for James Patten, who pleaded guilty to securities fraud in a $100 million case. This recommendation contrasts with sentencing guidelines suggesting a term of 70 to 87 months, and aims to align with the sentences of co-defendants who received shorter terms. The court will decide on the sentence on July 21, 2026.
Air Force Major Jason Watson was arrested at the US Capitol after calling for the impeachment of President Trump and Vice President Vance during a news conference. He was charged with crowding and obstructing after refusing police orders to cease his demonstration. The Air Force Secretary reiterated the importance of compliance with military conduct laws.
President Trump announced pardons for six individuals convicted of violating emissions laws, describing their prosecutions as wrongful. The White House has not disclosed their names, and this decision follows a previous clemency granted to a mechanic for similar offenses. The Justice Department has also directed prosecutors to halt related investigations.
A shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, Michigan, resulted in the deaths of two individuals on Friday. The incident involved an altercation between two groups of young people, and local police have initiated an investigation while asking the public to avoid the area.
FIFA has confirmed that Folarin Balogun's red card suspension will be for one match, following his controversial dismissal during a recent game. Balogun expressed his belief that the decision was incorrect and that a yellow card would have sufficed. He is set to miss the upcoming match against Belgium but will return if the team progresses.
Trevon McDaniel, a California TikToker, is accused of threatening to attack a power grid in Sacramento on July 4. He is said to have ties to a conspirator linked to a terror plot involving the White House.
President Trump has pardoned several individuals involved in federal vehicle emissions cases and is reportedly contemplating clemency for Sean Combs. No decisions have been finalized regarding Combs or other celebrity clemency requests.
President Donald Trump pardoned 11 individuals on July 3, 2026, primarily for Clean Air Act violations related to vehicle emissions. The pardons were described by Trump as a response to perceived persecution by the Biden Administration. The Justice Department has also shifted its approach to prosecuting emissions control violations.
On July 3, 2026, President Donald Trump announced pardons for six individuals he claims were persecuted by the Biden administration. The identities of those pardoned were not disclosed, but the announcement follows discussions of clemency for high-profile figures, including Sean “Diddy” Combs.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended President Trump's cryptocurrency profits exceeding $1 billion during his presidency. In a CBS News interview, Bessent dismissed concerns about the optics of Trump's financial activities.
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