Fox News — Latest
03:10 AM
Lucas Trejo's family was found deceased after a building collapse caused by twin earthquakes in Venezuela. Trejo, who plays for Sport Maritimo de La Guaira, was in Caracas during the earthquakes and joined the search for his family. The incident has drawn support and condolences from the soccer community.
The Hill
03:09 AM
Senators John Fetterman and Dave McCormick are organizing Pennsylvania's booth at 'The Great American State Fair' in Washington, D.C. This decision comes after Governor Josh Shapiro stated that state officials could not find a business to sponsor the booth.
Al Jazeera English
03:03 AM
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Ukraine has proposed a mutual halt to long-range strikes. The statement was made during a press briefing on June 29, 2026.
Al Jazeera English
02:44 AM
Venezuela has experienced significant earthquakes that have prompted public concerns about the government's disaster management. The situation has highlighted dissatisfaction with the ruling party's response to the crisis.
Fox News — Latest
02:13 AM
Kirk Foyle's family has filed a lawsuit after he was killed by a falling tree at a BBQ restaurant in Austin, Texas. The lawsuit claims negligence on the part of the restaurant and nearby property owners for failing to maintain the tree, which was allegedly diseased. The family is seeking $1,000,000 in damages.
Guardian — US
02:00 AM
President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump, claiming he has diminished the United States' global standing. Biden's comments were made during a gala event in Maryland, organized by the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections.
The Hill
01:59 AM
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has called for the breakup of large tech companies, claiming they desire unchecked power. She made these remarks during a Fox News interview, highlighting her concerns about their influence.
Washington Examiner
01:57 AM
Officials from the US and Iran will meet in Qatar this week to discuss the Strait of Hormuz after agreeing to halt military strikes. The meeting follows recent tensions, including drone attacks by Iran on commercial vessels, which prompted U.S. military responses. The discussions were originally planned to address Iran's nuclear program but have shifted focus due to escalating conflicts.
New York Post
01:56 AM
Jazz Chisholm of the New York Yankees was ejected from a game after striking out and arguing a call. The incident took place while he was batting in the leadoff position.
Al Jazeera English
01:51 AM
Canada achieved a historic milestone by winning their first-ever knockout stage match in the World Cup, defeating South Africa 1-0. This victory enables Canada to progress to the last 16 of the tournament.
Deutsche Welle
01:51 AM
On June 28, 2026, Pakistan carried out strikes against militant targets in Afghanistan, following an attack in Karachi that killed three paramilitary personnel. The Taliban condemned these strikes, referring to them as a cowardly act of aggression.
New York Times — World
01:38 AM
The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to halt attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, enabling free movement of vessels. This agreement follows recent hostilities that jeopardized a two-week-old cease-fire.
New York Post
01:26 AM
A collection of founding-era artifacts, including letters and Bibles, sheds light on the influence of Scripture in the founding of the United States. This collection offers new perspectives on the role of faith in early American history.
The Daily Beast
01:12 AM
Senator Chris Coons was hospitalized with minor injuries after a multi-car crash in Sussex County, Delaware, on June 25, 2026. The crash was caused by a driver experiencing a medical emergency, and six individuals were hospitalized as a result. Coons expressed gratitude to emergency responders and hospital staff and has since been discharged.
New York Times — World
01:07 AM
Rescue operations are continuing in Venezuela following twin earthquakes that occurred over three days ago. The efforts are facing challenges, resulting in delays and decreasing chances of finding survivors.
Al Jazeera English
01:06 AM
Pakistan's security forces have stated that they killed 29 fighters near the Afghan border. This action occurred in response to an attack in Karachi that resulted in the deaths of three soldiers.
Fox News — Latest
01:04 AM
Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland are set to compete in a Monday playoff at the Travelers Championship after finishing regulation play tied at 21-under par. The playoff will begin at 9 a.m. ET on June 29, 2026, at TPC River Highlands, following a sudden-death format. Scheffler, the world No. 1, has had a strong season but only one victory this year, while Hovland aims for his first win against Scheffler.
Fox News — Latest
01:00 AM
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani asserted that democratic socialists can win elections nationwide during an interview with ABC News. He defended his political ideology following recent primary victories of candidates he endorsed and emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to focus on issues relevant to working people rather than solely opposing the current administration.
Fox News — Latest
12:52 AM
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke to the Somali community during Somali Independence Day celebrations, highlighting their contributions amid ongoing fraud investigations in Minnesota. A recent House Oversight Committee report alleged that the state lost around $300 million in fraud related to social services, with many charges involving members of the Somali community. The Walz administration has disputed these findings.
Fox News — Politics
12:52 AM
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke to the Somali community during Somali Independence Day celebrations, expressing support amid ongoing fraud investigations in Minnesota. A recent House Oversight Committee report alleged that the state's administration failed to act on fraud warnings, resulting in significant financial losses.
The Hill
12:43 AM
Senator Chris Coons has been released from Beebe Hospital after sustaining minor injuries in a car accident. The accident involved a driver who experienced a medical incident, leading to a collision with multiple cars.
Al Jazeera English
12:41 AM
A father and son were rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building in Venezuela, four days following an earthquake. Search and rescue workers conducted the operation, which was captured on video.
coloradosun.com
12:40 AM
Three federal firefighters were killed in a wildfire incident in Mesa County, Colorado, on Saturday, with two others injured. The Snyder fire, part of a larger fire complex, has burned over 28,000 acres and remains uncontained, prompting emergency declarations and evacuation orders in the region. Governor Jared Polis has expressed condolences and activated state resources to assist in firefighting efforts.
notus.org
12:40 AM
Iran claimed it did not attend technical talks with the U.S. following military strikes, while a U.S. official confirmed that negotiations to end the conflict are ongoing. The discussions are part of a memorandum of understanding aimed at resolving the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. Recent military exchanges have raised tensions, with both sides pausing attacks as they prepare for further talks.
Al Jazeera English
12:27 AM
Stephen Eustaquio is a football player who has played for both Canada and Portugal at different levels throughout his career. His recent performance includes scoring for Canada in a match against South Africa.
Al Jazeera English
12:19 AM
Many Malawians are returning to their home country from South Africa amid ongoing unrest. This mass return underscores the difficulties of migration, including violence and the impact on livelihoods.
Fox News — Latest
12:17 AM
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss publicly disagreed with Lane Kiffin's remarks about racism in Oxford, Mississippi. Kiffin had claimed that some Black families were concerned about moving to the area, while Chambliss asserted that the community is welcoming and supportive. Kiffin later apologized for his comments.
The Hill
12:11 AM
The U.S. and Iran have reached an agreement to pause hostilities and facilitate maritime passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Ongoing technical talks will address various aspects of the Memorandum of Understanding.
BBC — World
12:11 AM
Rescue teams in Venezuela have successfully saved 33 people from the rubble after a recent earthquake, including two boys. The search continues for tens of thousands who remain missing, as families await news of their loved ones.
The Daily Beast
12:10 AM
Senator Tim Kaine criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for the dismissal of General Christopher Donahue, suggesting it was influenced by personal motives. Kaine's comments came during an interview on CBS News, where he expressed concerns about Hegseth's staffing decisions and their implications for military leadership. The Pentagon stated that such dismissals are standard procedure, while Hegseth has faced bipartisan criticism for his management style.
Deutsche Welle
12:02 AM
Protests in Serbia, led by students, are ongoing after President Aleksandar Vucic announced his intention to resign within weeks. The demonstrations have been active for over 18 months, indicating sustained public pressure on his government.
Fox News — Latest
12:00 AM
California state Senator Scott Wiener faced protests at the Trans March in San Francisco, where demonstrators confronted him about his stance on Israel and Gaza. Wiener described the incident as aggressive and received support from fellow politicians condemning the confrontation. He is currently a candidate for the 11th Congressional District seat.
Al Jazeera English
12:00 AM
The United States and Iran have agreed to stop attacks and renew diplomatic talks in Doha, Qatar. This development was reported by Axios.