The U.S. has officially designated two Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, enabling more aggressive actions against them and their associates. This follows a previous designation made by President Donald Trump in February 2025.
Rep. Pat Ryan (D-NY) plans to refund contributions from AIPAC following a shift in his position on U.S. aid to Israel. He has received approximately $791,782 from AIPAC since 2022, and his recent comments reflect a significant change in his political stance. His GOP opponent criticized this decision as an attempt to appease certain factions within the Democratic Party.
Michael Collins, the lone survivor of a canoe trip that led to the drowning of Dominick Tocci, has been charged with operating a boat under the influence. The incident occurred on March 21, and Tocci's body was recovered days later. Collins is scheduled to appear in court on July 23.
Qatar has issued a denial regarding Israeli media claims that it agreed to take part in military action against Iran. The reports have been rejected by Qatari officials.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has released his final honours list, which includes the appointment of Sadiq Khan to the House of Lords. The list features 26 new peers, comprising campaigners, military leaders, and senior civil servants.
SpaceX aborted the second launch attempt of its Starship V3 after ignition. The company has not provided details on the issue, and its stock fell more than 4% in after-hours trading before recovering some losses.
During a podcast with Joe Rogan, Vice President JD Vance discussed the decline of California, comparing his experiences in Los Angeles to visiting a U.S. Embassy in a developing country. He expressed concern over the visible poverty in the city and noted that Rogan shared similar sentiments about the state's challenges.
Ben Shapiro criticized JD Vance's statements on Joe Rogan's podcast, suggesting they aligned with Democratic perspectives. He referenced specific Democratic figures to illustrate his point during a discussion about Vance's candidacy.
President Trump will give a speech addressing claims of foreign interference in the 2020 presidential election. This marks a continuation of his efforts to challenge the election results, which have been dismissed by various authorities as lacking evidence of widespread fraud.
In an interview, former White House attorney Ty Cobb provided insights into President Trump's planned speech and the implications of a possible emergency declaration. The conversation highlighted Trump's goals, the constraints on his authority, and the potential effects on future elections.
The White House is actively monitoring a parasite outbreak that has sickened over 400 people across multiple states. Federal agencies, including the CDC and FDA, are working to identify the source of the outbreak, which has not yet been linked to a specific food product. Symptoms of the infection can include diarrhea and fatigue, and the CDC has provided guidelines for consumers to mitigate risks.
The White House is monitoring a multistate outbreak of a parasite that has sickened over 400 Americans. The CDC is investigating the source of the outbreak, which has been reported in multiple states, and is conducting interviews and reviewing food supply records. Symptoms of infection can include diarrhea and fatigue, and the CDC advises consumers to wash produce thoroughly.
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.
The Department of Homeland Security has 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.
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.
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.
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.
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