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Connecticut religious group challenges Capitol Nativity display ban

The Family Institute of Connecticut is challenging a state policy that barred its Nativity scene display in the Capitol, claiming it violates the First Amendment. The group argues that the policy, which prohibits religious displays, constitutes viewpoint discrimination. Legal representatives are advocating for equal treatment of religious viewpoints in public forums.

Washington Examiner

Governor Henry McMaster to Appoint Successor for Lindsey Graham's Senate Seat

Governor Henry McMaster will announce his appointment to fill the vacant Senate seat left by the late Senator Lindsey Graham during a press conference on Monday. Graham died from an aortic dissection at the age of 71, and President Trump has suggested that McMaster appoint Graham's sister, Darline Graham Nordone, to the position.

Daily Wire

Trump Notifies Congress of Resumed Military Operations Against Iran

President Trump has notified Congress of the resumption of military operations against Iran, citing Iranian attacks on commercial vessels as the reason for the action. The notification restarts the War Powers Act clock, allowing for 60 days of military operations without further congressional authorization. The letter outlines the objectives of the military campaign and addresses congressional efforts to limit Trump's military authority.

Daily Wire

ICE Agent Involved in Fatal Shooting in Biddeford, Maine

An ICE agent fatally shot a 26-year-old Colombian man in Biddeford, Maine, during a surveillance operation on July 13, 2026. The man attempted to flee in a vehicle when the officer discharged his weapon. An investigation is ongoing, and local officials have stated that the man was not the intended target of the operation.

Guardian — US

US Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Exceeds 2,800 Cases

The US is experiencing a cyclosporiasis outbreak with more than 2,800 reported cases, primarily in Michigan and Ohio. This situation has emerged following funding cuts to health departments that impacted foodborne illness monitoring programs.

Deutsche Welle

Hungarian Parliament Moves to Remove President Tamas Sulyok

The Hungarian parliament has initiated a process to oust President Tamas Sulyok as part of a broader effort to move away from Viktor Orban's influence. This decision reflects the parliament's ongoing attempts to change the political landscape in Hungary.

The Daily Beast

Bill Maher Confirms He Will Continue His Late-Night Career

Bill Maher has confirmed that he intends to continue his late-night television career despite being 70 years old. He stated on his podcast that he feels no different than in his younger years and is committed to his show, which HBO has renewed through 2028.