Apple has announced the advertising policies for its Maps service, which will exclude home services businesses from advertising. This approach differs from that of Google, indicating Apple's intent to curate the types of ads displayed on its platform.
A large crowd convened at Houston City Hall on July 15, 2026, to call for accountability following the shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE agent. Attendees urged Mayor John Whitmire and local congressional representatives to take action regarding the incident.
SpaceX's share price has dropped below its initial public offering level following a month of volatile trading. The fluctuations in share price have raised concerns among investors.
Rep. Byron Donalds has rejected calls to debate his Republican rivals in the Florida gubernatorial race, citing his significant lead in the polls. He has consistently polled around 50%, while his opponents remain in single digits. The primary election is scheduled for August 18.
Rep. Byron Donalds has declined to participate in debates for the Florida gubernatorial primary, citing his strong polling lead of around 50% compared to his opponents, who are in single digits. His campaign has raised over $90 million, and he received an endorsement from former President Donald Trump. The primary election is set for August 18, 2026.
SpaceX's stock has fallen below its IPO price of $135, reflecting a decline from the initial high following its public offering. This trend suggests a change in market perception of the company's future, particularly in light of CEO Elon Musk's previous commitments.
SpaceX's stock has fallen to $135, indicating a decline from its initial post-IPO high. This trend may reflect a shift in investor sentiment regarding the company's future prospects as it prepares for the Starship launch.
Donald Trump has publicly criticized New York Governor Kathy Hochul for her recent decision to impose a one-year moratorium on the construction of large datacenters. This executive order makes New York the first state in the U.S. to enact such a pause on new datacenter developments.
The National Assembly of France approved a bill allowing medically assisted suicide for adults with incurable illnesses on July 15, 2026. The legislation requires strict conditions, including confirmation of a serious and life-threatening illness, and has garnered significant public support despite some opposition. The bill will undergo a constitutional review before implementation.
The Pentagon will begin testosterone deficiency screenings for active-duty service members aged 30 and older, as announced by War Secretary Pete Hegseth. The initiative, named 'High-T,' aims to enhance military strength by ensuring optimal testosterone levels. Testing will be mandatory for those aged 30 and older, while younger service members may volunteer.
Kathryn Ruemmler testified to Congress on July 15, 2026, regarding her past dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. She acknowledged that it was a mistake to engage with him but asserted that she did not observe any criminal conduct.
The DOJ is considering a civil rights investigation into the Fort Worth Police Department after videos suggested officers restricted the speech of Christian street preachers. The department acknowledged inaccuracies in officers' statements during a recent incident but maintained that the citation was related to noise ordinance violations. The DOJ has requested records from the city to determine if further action is warranted.
Todd Blanche, nominated for attorney general, faced scrutiny during his confirmation hearing regarding his ties to Donald Trump and his handling of significant legal matters. He defended his actions related to January 6 and the Epstein case while addressing concerns about his previous role as Trump's personal attorney.
Andy Burnham is set to become the UK's next prime minister after being the only candidate nominated to replace Keir Starmer as Labour leader. He received significant support from Labour MPs and is expected to be confirmed as leader and appointed prime minister shortly. Burnham's leadership has drawn criticism for lacking the scrutiny typical of such transitions, and he plans to focus on regional investment and addressing key domestic issues.
Three teenage girls were arrested in Jersey City for allegedly throwing sulfuric acid on six women during a drive-by attack on June 15. The victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries, and the suspects face multiple charges including aggravated assault and illegal weapons possession. The incident is believed to have been targeted, stemming from a prior dispute.
During a confirmation hearing for acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, former special counsel Jack Smith was discussed regarding allegations of his review of lawmakers' text messages in the investigation into Donald Trump. Senator John Kennedy raised questions about the nature of the communications obtained, while Blanche confirmed that the DOJ is investigating the matter and emphasized the importance of safeguards for privileged communications.
OnePlus is reportedly planning to scale back its operations in the United States and Europe. The company may also reduce its activities in India by 2027.
Gary Glowacz, aged 70, has been arrested for the 1987 murder of Melissa Taylor Ellison after he called the police to provide a tip. The arrest took place on July 8, 2026, shortly after his call.
Jesús Manuel Arenas-Silva, a 45-year-old Venezuelan man, died in ICE custody while being transferred between facilities in Georgia. This incident marks the 22nd death in ICE custody this year, with the suspected cause being cardiac arrest.
A pontoon boat sank near Alcatraz Island, leading to one death and three missing persons. Sixteen individuals were rescued from the water after the incident, which involved family members attending a memorial service.
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