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Trump Discusses Final Phone Call with Lindsey Graham Following Senator's Death

President Donald Trump recounted his final phone call with Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away at 71 after a brief illness. Trump described Graham as a close ally and discussed their conversation about the SAVE America Act. Following Graham's death, his family requested privacy and expressed gratitude for prayers.

Guardian — US

Bison injures tourist at Yellowstone National Park

A bull bison injured a tourist at Yellowstone National Park on July 12, 2026, tossing him 8 feet into the air. The incident occurred at the Bridge Bay campground while the tourist was walking with his grandson.

Washington Examiner

Netanyahu Responds to Khanna's Claims of Harassment by Settlers in West Bank

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to claims made by U.S. Representative Ro Khanna regarding harassment by settlers during a visit to the West Bank. Khanna accused the settlers of detaining his delegation and claimed the IDF supported them. Netanyahu attributed the incident to 'juvenile delinquents' and defended the settler community, while Khanna called for an investigation into the actions of both the settlers and the IDF.

Guardian — US

South Carolina Governor to Appoint Successor Following Lindsey Graham's Death

Following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster will appoint a successor to serve the remainder of Graham's term. The appointment is crucial as it may impact the special primary election set for August 11, where candidates will vie for Graham's seat on the November ballot.

The Hill

CDC Reports Increase in Illnesses Linked to Parasite

The CDC has reported an outbreak of illnesses linked to a parasite, with at least 145 cases identified since May. Authorities are investigating the source of the outbreak and have advised caution regarding the consumption of fruits and vegetables.

Washington Examiner

Nancy Mace Considers Running for Lindsey Graham's Senate Seat Following His Death

Rep. Nancy Mace is considering a run for the Senate seat vacated by Lindsey Graham, who died on Saturday at age 71. Mace plans to begin polling for a potential campaign this week, as South Carolina law requires a special election by August 11 to fill the seat. Her previous electoral challenges have raised doubts about her prospects.

NPR — Top Stories

Cyclospora Outbreak Reported in 31 U.S. States

Health authorities have identified a surge in cyclosporiasis cases across 31 states in the U.S. The illness, which causes symptoms such as diarrhea and nausea, has prompted an ongoing investigation to determine its source.

yahoo.com

Democratic Pastors Challenge Republican Influence Among White Christians Ahead of Midterms

A group of Democratic pastors is campaigning to reclaim Christian values from Republican influence ahead of the midterm elections. Candidates like James Talarico and Adam Hamilton are advocating for liberal policies while expressing concern over the political climate under former President Trump. Their efforts highlight a shift in the Democratic Party towards embracing religious identity in politics.

deadline.com

Meta Discontinues AI Image Generator Following Industry Feedback

Meta has discontinued its Muse Image AI generator following feedback from industry groups regarding privacy concerns. The decision was made after CAA and SAG-AFTRA raised issues about the automatic opt-in feature, emphasizing the need for individual rights and consent in technology. The removal of the feature reflects ongoing discussions about the implications of AI in the entertainment sector.

Washington Examiner

Lindsey Graham's family history linked to heart disease amid health concerns

Senator Lindsey Graham was reported to have died following a brief illness, with emergency services responding to a cardiac arrest call at his home. Graham, 71, had a family history of heart disease, which is known to be highly hereditary. The cause of his death has not been confirmed by his staff.