Two U.S. soldiers were killed and one is missing due to an Iranian attack in Jordan. This incident represents the first U.S. military fatalities from hostile fire in the region since an April truce, with both sides reportedly intensifying their military actions.
On July 18, 2026, Josh Kerr of Great Britain broke the world record in the mile during a race in London. He had previously announced his goal to achieve this milestone.
Meteorologists predict that thunderstorms will help clear wildfire smoke from the Northeast ahead of the World Cup final. However, warnings regarding unhealthy air quality remain in effect across a large portion of the United States.
Savannah Guthrie has enhanced her security after an intruder breached NBC's studios, targeting co-anchor Craig Melvin. The intruder, Andrew Truelove, was charged with several hate crimes and is currently held at Rikers Island. NBC has also increased security measures for guests entering the studio.
Brandon Woodruff of the Milwaukee Brewers will have season-ending surgery on his right shoulder. This follows a previous surgery he had in 2023, after which he took 20 months to recover.
A video captured a physical altercation in the East Village of New York City between a skateboarder and a Mercedes driver regarding a parking spot. Police sources have verified the incident.
A thunderstorm in New York City caused disruptions, while a haze in the area has raised air quality concerns. The situation is being monitored as it develops.
Two US troops were killed and one is missing due to an Iranian attack in Jordan. This event marks a significant escalation in hostilities between Iran and the US, with Iran reportedly targeting US military installations across the Gulf region.
Taylor Farms has recalled shredded iceberg lettuce in 27 states due to its link to a cyclosporiasis outbreak that has sickened individuals in 34 states. The company is also removing iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico from the market. Consumers are advised to discard the recalled products and seek refunds.
Hungary's President Tamás Sulyok has agreed to resign following a parliamentary vote that supported his removal. Sulyok, viewed as a loyalist to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, had a deadline to confirm his resignation.
Thousands of demonstrators rallied in London on July 18, 2026, advocating for Gaza and urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to impose an arms embargo on Israel. The protesters demanded that the Israeli government be pressured to address the ongoing conflict.
Waymo's service in San Francisco has resumed after a one-hour interruption caused by power outages. This incident is part of a pattern of disruptions linked to power issues.
Cindy Burbank has officially withdrawn from the race for the Senate seat in Nebraska. The announcement was made on July 18, 2026, but further details about her decision have not been provided.
A significant fire in Drammen, Norway, has resulted in the destruction of around 100 homes and led to evacuations. Firefighters from other areas have been deployed to help manage the situation.
Ralph Norman, a Republican Congressman from South Carolina, has announced his candidacy for the Senate seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham. His announcement follows Donald Trump's endorsement of Graham's sister, Darline, for the same position.
Flash flood warnings are in effect across the northeastern US as severe thunderstorms bring heavy rain. Concurrently, air quality in New York City has deteriorated due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, reaching unhealthy levels.
Michael Smerconish, a host on CNN, has expressed criticism towards major television networks for not airing President Trump's speech on election fraud. He stated that this decision reflects a condescending attitude and emphasized the importance of allowing viewers to assess the president's comments themselves.
Joe Concha questioned the credibility of Don Lemon regarding his potential presidential run during a podcast. Lemon expressed uncertainty about running but stated he believes he could be a good president. Concha criticized Lemon's claims of support and referenced past controversies involving Lemon.
Justice Todd Eddins of the Hawaii Supreme Court criticized the U.S. Supreme Court in a recent ruling that overturned a criminal conviction, arguing that Hawaii's Constitution provides stronger protections. His opinion has sparked debate among legal experts regarding the appropriateness of such critiques in judicial opinions.
Justice Todd Eddins of the Hawaii Supreme Court delivered a critical opinion regarding the U.S. Supreme Court while overturning a criminal conviction. He argued that the U.S. Supreme Court has weakened constitutional rights and failed to uphold civil rights principles, suggesting that Hawaii's Constitution provides stronger protections. His opinion has received notable criticism from legal experts.
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