President Trump has reversed a recent decision to impose a fee on cargo ships using the Strait of Hormuz. This change occurs as the US maintains its strategy to limit Iran's control over the waterway.
Billionaire developer Rick Caruso has contributed $25,000 to a California ballot measure that aims to require voter identification at polls. This move marks a departure from the state's Democratic leadership, including opposition from Governor Gavin Newsom's allies.
A lawsuit against Meta claims that the company's recent layoffs of 8,000 employees were made using AI systems, rather than by human decision-makers. The suit alleges that this approach disproportionately impacted employees with disabilities and those on medical or family leave.
The Davie Police Department has announced that the investigation concerning Geno Smith is now inactive. The decision follows a report obtained by The Post.
Senator Mitch McConnell has been absent from the Senate since June 14 due to medical issues, leading Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to question the legality of his prolonged absence. McConnell has attributed his hospitalization to complications from polio and pneumonia, while Republican senators have expressed confidence in his return. Ocasio-Cortez has suggested the need for regulations on lawmakers' absences.
Senator Mitch McConnell has been absent from the Senate since June 14 due to medical issues, prompting Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to question the legality of his prolonged absence. While Republican senators express confidence in his return, Ocasio-Cortez suggests that regulations may be necessary to address the length of absences for lawmakers.
Howard Stern's show will cut its new episodes from three to one per week, leading to the layoff of dozens of staff members. This change will take effect after Labor Day, and those affected were notified via Zoom. The decision comes amid previous speculation about the show's future and follows Stern's signing of a new three-year contract.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's use of the messaging app Signal for official communications is under legal scrutiny due to concerns about record preservation. A federal judge required assurances regarding the preservation of messages from a Signal chat about war plans in Yemen. Advocacy group Democracy Forward is pursuing litigation for Signal chats, while some lawmakers express concerns about the app's security.
Senate Democrats voted against the National Defense Authorization Act on July 14, 2026, in response to the ongoing conflict in Iran, resulting in a 50-46 vote. The legislation, which typically receives bipartisan support, was opposed by all Democrats, who criticized the bill as a means to facilitate military action in Iran. The vote follows recent escalations in the conflict and a breakdown of a ceasefire.
The U.S. has resumed diplomatic activities in Venezuela, raising the flag at its embassy for the first time since 2019, while providing humanitarian aid following recent earthquakes that caused significant devastation. However, the partnership is complicated by the involvement of Venezuelan officials accused of human rights abuses, and concerns remain about the future of democracy in the country amidst ongoing political tensions.
Senator Chuck Grassley announced that the Justice Department informed him that former special counsel Jack Smith's team reviewed text messages from 44 lawmakers during an investigation into President Trump. Grassley confirmed he was one of the lawmakers affected by this review.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has announced a pause on non-urgent vehicle stops following two deadly shootings in a week. This decision was confirmed by the office of Maine U.S. Senator Angus King.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is pausing non-urgent vehicle stops after two deadly shootings in a week. The announcement was made by the office of Senator Angus King of Maine.
Michigan health officials have identified over 3,300 cases of cyclosporiasis, with early indications pointing to lettuce or salad greens as a possible source. The investigation is ongoing.
Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, has been sworn in as the interim US Senator to finish her brother's term. Lindsey became her legal guardian after their parents died when she was 13 years old.
Rep. William Timmons criticized fellow South Carolina Republicans for their quick interest in replacing the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died from heart disease. Timmons expressed concerns about the appropriateness of their actions and questioned their viability as candidates, while Gov. Henry McMaster appointed Graham's sister to complete his term. A special election is set for August 11 to fill Graham's seat.
A South Carolina judge has ruled that podcaster Mandy Matney must pay $176,500 for contempt of court after she failed to comply with a subpoena related to the Murdaugh family litigation. The judge found that Matney willfully disregarded a court order requiring her deposition and dismissed her safety concerns as unsubstantiated.
Senate Democrats have blocked the National Defense Authorization Act, which is crucial for setting Pentagon policy and funding. This action has created uncertainty about the bill's future amid the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Senate Democrats have blocked the National Defense Authorization Act, which is crucial for Pentagon policy and funding. This action has raised questions about the bill's future amid ongoing tensions related to Iran.
Senate Democrats blocked a motion to advance the $1.15 trillion defense authorization bill on July 14, 2026. The bill, which usually garners bipartisan support, has encountered partisan disputes regarding defense spending levels, resulting in a vote of 50 to 46 against proceeding.
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