The Department of Homeland Security reported that over 256,000 noncitizens may be registered to vote in California, New Jersey, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin urged state election officials to collaborate on verifying identities to ensure election integrity. The department's preliminary review identified specific matches between voter registration records and federal immigration data.
A judge has unsealed filings concerning subpoenas issued by special counsel Jack Smith for lawmakers' call records. The existence of these subpoenas has been public knowledge since October 2025.
A judge has unsealed documents concerning subpoenas issued by special counsel Jack Smith to obtain call records from lawmakers. This practice has been known since October.
Reports of a scheduled meeting between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu were confirmed to be false by White House officials. Netanyahu has been attempting to arrange a meeting for over two weeks, but it was never confirmed. The situation highlights Netanyahu's waning popularity in Washington and concerns regarding U.S. policy towards Iran.
William Upham, a 35-year-old former marine and Republican write-in candidate for the US House in Florida, has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Donald Trump. He faces federal charges and a potential sentence of up to five years in prison if convicted.
U.S. lawmakers have formally requested that Canada take action to address the issue of wildfire smoke affecting air quality in the United States. The letter, sent by several Republican representatives, highlights ongoing concerns about the impact of Canadian wildfires and suggests that the U.S. may need to take its own measures if Canada does not respond adequately.
Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis expressed uncertainty about Todd Blanche's nomination for U.S. Attorney General during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Concerns were raised regarding Blanche's previous handling of sensitive information related to Jeffrey Epstein victims and the status of a controversial DOJ fund. A meeting with Epstein survivors has been scheduled as part of the confirmation process.
President Donald Trump is set to deliver a primetime address focusing on foreign influence in U.S. elections, with discussions among advisers about the speech's content. The White House may release documents related to China's role in elections, while concerns arise about Trump's potential to undermine confidence in the electoral process. State election officials are monitoring the situation closely.
Netflix reported second-quarter earnings with revenue of $12.56 billion, reflecting a 13% year-over-year increase. The company's stock dropped over 8% in after-hours trading following a narrowed revenue forecast for 2026. Netflix plans to reduce the frequency of its engagement reports and continues to focus on increasing ad revenue while exploring potential new offerings.
Toledo, Ohio is experiencing hazardous air quality due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. The air quality levels in the city are reported to be among the most dangerous in the United States.
A study by The Marshall Project reveals that mothers of Black newborns are disproportionately referred to law enforcement for alleged substance use during pregnancy compared to White mothers. The analysis, based on data from eight states, indicates that systemic racial disparities contribute to these higher referral rates, often stemming from unreliable drug testing practices. The report highlights the potential negative impacts on Black maternal health and family dynamics.
The Biden administration has revived a policy that allows immigration officials to deny green card applications for individuals who access public benefits like Medicaid and food stamps. This policy is part of the 'public charge' test used to evaluate applicants' reliance on government assistance.
Senator John Thune has raised concerns about the $95 billion budget plan for the Iran War, questioning its value amidst ongoing divisions within the Republican party. His comments reflect the internal disagreements regarding the measure.
Senator John Thune has expressed doubts about the $95 billion budget plan for the Iran War, questioning its value amid significant divisions among Republicans. His remarks highlight the internal conflicts regarding the proposed funding.
Air quality alerts are in effect across more than 20 US states as smoke from Canadian wildfires impacts air conditions. Authorities recommend that residents stay indoors, with cities like Chicago reporting the worst air quality globally.
Major cable networks such as ABC News and NBC News will not air President Trump's election security speech live on television, opting instead for digital streaming. The speech, scheduled for 9 p.m., will focus on election integrity and related issues. The decision has prompted reactions from both political parties regarding media coverage.
President Trump is set to deliver a national address on Thursday night. ABC and NBC have confirmed they will not broadcast the speech live, and other networks have not yet clarified their plans.
Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball has revised its predictions for two U.S. House races, moving California's seat to the Democratic Party and Maine's seat to the Republican Party. These adjustments come as both parties compete for control of the House in the upcoming midterm elections.
The trend known as 'tanmaxxing' is causing alarm among dermatologists who warn of its health risks, including increased chances of skin cancer and premature aging. The American Academy of Dermatology advises using sunscreen and limiting sun exposure during peak hours to mitigate these risks.
Lance McCullers Jr. has been traded from the Houston Astros to the Milwaukee Brewers, marking the end of his 14-year association with the Astros organization. The trade was finalized on July 16, 2026.
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