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A black bear was spotted in an Alaskan mall where it ate a peach and defecated in the hallway before leaving. An employee witnessed the incident from a barbershop window.
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50 articlesTrump terminates remaining members of Election Assistance Commission following Supreme Court ruling
President Trump has terminated all remaining members of the Election Assistance Commission after a Supreme Court ruling that expanded his powers. The commission is now left without any commissioners, and it is unclear if new appointments will be made.
Skeletal remains found in vacant brownstone in New York City
Skeletal remains were found in a vacant brownstone in New York City by a representative of the owner. Authorities are currently investigating the situation.
Investigation reveals influencer used AI to fabricate charity work images
An investigation has uncovered that a well-known influencer fabricated images of receiving a humanitarian award using AI. The award is not real, and the images were created by ChatGPT.
Paul Gambaccini diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, plans to continue broadcasting
Broadcaster Paul Gambaccini has disclosed his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis at the age of 77. He intends to keep broadcasting his radio shows for as long as possible.
Key Moments from Lance Twiggs' Interview Presented in Tyler Robinson Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson in Provo, Utah, featured video testimony from Lance Twiggs, who claimed Robinson expressed regret over the alleged shooting of Charlie Kirk. Text messages and a note presented in court suggested Robinson took responsibility for the act. The judge has scheduled further hearings to determine if the case will move forward.
Protest Against Undocumented Residents in Alexandra, South Africa
A protest occurred in Alexandra, South Africa, on July 10, 2026, where locals expressed opposition to suspected undocumented residents. Protesters used sticks in their efforts to remove these individuals from the community.
Trump dismisses two members of Election Assistance Commission ahead of midterm elections
President Donald Trump has dismissed two members of the Election Assistance Commission, impacting its ability to assist local election officials ahead of the 2026 midterms. The commission, which requires three members for decision-making, is currently facing leadership challenges due to these dismissals and previous resignations. State officials have expressed concerns over reduced federal support for election security.
Trump Dismisses Democratic Members of Election Assistance Commission
On July 10, 2026, President Donald Trump dismissed two Democratic members of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the agency without any members. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that expanded presidential powers over independent regulators. The firings have raised concerns about the impact on election integrity and the agency's ability to provide guidance ahead of the midterms.
Norway changes World Cup team hotel in Miami ahead of England match
The Norway national football team has switched hotels in Miami shortly before their upcoming match against England. The change was prompted by excessive construction noise at their initial accommodation, where they spent only one night.
Zelenskyy calls for increased efforts in Ukraine for Patriot missile production
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged for immediate efforts to begin the production of Patriot missiles in Ukraine. This request comes after US President Donald Trump granted approval for the domestic manufacturing of these missiles.
Authorities Warn About Potential Risks to Popular Elephant Seal in Australia
Neil, a young elephant seal in Australia, has gained worldwide attention. Authorities are cautioning that excessive human interaction could pose risks to his health.
Police seek suspect in alleged rape of 15-year-old boy in NYC
The NYPD is investigating an alleged rape incident involving a 15-year-old boy. Police have released images of the suspect, described as having a medium complexion and long black hair.
Logan Webb Deletes X Account After Criticism Following Loss
Logan Webb of the San Francisco Giants deleted his X account after responding to criticism about his performance following a loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on July 10, 2026. Webb's social media interactions included defensive comments towards critics, particularly regarding his role as the team's ace. The Giants suffered a 10-0 defeat in the game.
Victor Marx wins GOP primary for Colorado governor
Victor Marx won the Republican primary for Colorado governor, defeating state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer by a narrow margin. He will face Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser in the general election in November. Kirkmeyer and another candidate had previously stated they would not support Marx in the general election.
Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White Responds to Congressional Letter Regarding Caitlin Clark
Stephanie White, head coach of the Indiana Fever, declined to comment on a letter from Republican lawmakers regarding the treatment of player Caitlin Clark. The Fever issued a statement emphasizing their focus on player safety and stated they were unaware of the congressional letter. Clark was ruled out for a game against the Phoenix Mercury, following a previous incident where she was injured.
Trucker Charged in Fatal Ontario Crash
A truck driver has confessed to his role in a deadly crash in Ontario. After his arrest in October, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement issued an immigration detainer against him, and he is charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence.
Iran reports strikes in Bushehr province; US denies involvement
Iranian state media has claimed that military headquarters in Bushehr province and Konarak were targeted by strikes. The US government has denied any involvement in these reported attacks.
Michigan GOP gubernatorial candidates debate ahead of primary
Michigan's three leading Republican gubernatorial candidates participated in a primary debate on July 9, 2026, where they criticized each other in the lead-up to the primary election. Representative John James, a frontrunner in the race, was a focal point of the criticism from his opponents.
President Trump replaces members of the Election Assistance Commission
President Trump has dismissed the remaining members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission as the midterm elections approach. The decision has been met with condemnation from Democrats and voting rights advocates.
President Trump removes members of the Election Assistance Commission
President Trump has relieved the remaining members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, prompting condemnation from Democrats and voting rights advocates. This action occurs in the lead-up to the midterm elections.
Trump Administration Intervenes to Cancel Meeting Between New York Official and Iranian Ambassador
The Trump administration directed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office to cancel a meeting between Ana Maria Archila and Iranian Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani. The intervention occurred amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, with ongoing military actions between the two nations. This is not the first instance of the administration intervening in Mamdani's government meetings with foreign leaders.
SK Hynix to Begin Trading on Nasdaq Following $26.5 Billion Share Sale
SK Hynix has completed a $26.5 billion share sale, marking the largest debut by a foreign firm on the Nasdaq. The trading of these shares is set to commence on July 10, 2026.
SK Hynix to Begin Trading on Nasdaq Following $26.5 Billion Share Sale
SK Hynix has completed a $26.5 billion share sale, marking the largest debut by a foreign company on the Nasdaq. Trading is expected to commence on July 10, 2026.
Wildfire in Spain results in twelve fatalities and six injuries
A wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, Spain, has led to twelve fatalities and six injuries. This incident is part of a broader heatwave impacting southern Europe.
Twelve fatalities reported in Spain wildfire amid ongoing heatwave
A wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, has led to twelve fatalities and six injuries. This event is part of a broader heatwave impacting southern Europe.
Spain mobilizes military units to combat wildfire during heat wave
Spain has activated military emergency units to help regional firefighters manage a wildfire exacerbated by a heat wave. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed sadness over the loss of life linked to the blaze.
Trump Dismisses All Members of the Election Assistance Commission
President Donald Trump has dismissed all members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, leaving the agency unable to function. The firings come after a Supreme Court ruling that allows the president to remove leaders of independent agencies, raising questions about the future of bipartisan election commissions. The EAC, established to support election administration, now lacks any commissioners until new appointments are made.
Trump Dismisses Leadership of Election Assistance Commission Ahead of 2026 Elections
President Donald Trump dismissed all remaining commissioners of the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) on July 10, 2026, leaving the agency without leadership ahead of the upcoming elections. The dismissals have drawn criticism from election officials and advocates, raising concerns about the EAC's ability to function effectively.
UK Proposes Restrictions on Vape Flavor Descriptions to Protect Children
The UK government is seeking public input on plans to limit the use of enticing flavor names by vape companies. This initiative is designed to reduce the appeal of vaping to children.
Florida man arrested in connection with 1987 cold case murder
Gary Edward Glowacz, 70, was arrested in connection with the 1987 murder of Melissa Ellison after he contacted the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to provide information about the case. He faces charges of murder and burglary with battery and is currently in custody at the Duval County Jail.
Muchova defeats Gauff to advance to Wimbledon final
Karolína Muchová won against Coco Gauff in a tie-break to reach the Wimbledon final. She will compete against Linda Nosková, who defeated Marta Kostyuk in the other semifinal.
Iran's Leadership Change Affects Peace Deal Prospects Amid Ongoing Violence
The burial of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has led to increased tensions in Iran, affecting the potential for a long-term peace deal. Ongoing violence in the region is contributing to the challenges faced by diplomatic efforts.
DHS states man killed by ICE agents was not intended target
The Department of Homeland Security announced that Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was killed by ICE agents in Houston, was not the intended target of the operation. The agents were reportedly looking for two Guatemalan individuals at the time of the incident.
Israel shares intelligence on alleged Iran plot against Trump
Israel has informed the United States about an alleged plot by Iran to assassinate President Trump. This information was reported in a Wall Street Journal article, which cites sources familiar with the situation.
SK Hynix raises $26.5 billion in US share sale
SK Hynix has successfully raised $26.5 billion in a share sale in the United States. The shares will start trading on the Nasdaq on July 10, 2026, setting a record for the largest debut by a foreign company.
SK Hynix to Begin Trading on Nasdaq Following $26.5 Billion Share Sale
SK Hynix has successfully raised $26.5 billion in a share sale, with trading set to begin on the Nasdaq. This event will represent the largest debut by a foreign company on the exchange.
Carli Lloyd maintains criticism of Christian Pulisic following World Cup injury disclosure
Carli Lloyd continues to criticize Christian Pulisic for his World Cup performance, stating she has no apologies to make despite his recent injury disclosure. Lloyd's remarks highlight her stance on Pulisic's performance.
Israeli strike results in the death of aid worker and three others
On July 9, 2026, an Israeli airstrike resulted in the deaths of Mohammed al-Wahidi, an aid worker, and three others. The incident occurred on the eve of the World Cup match between Egypt and Argentina.
LA Galaxy Coach Greg Vanney Discusses Team USA's World Cup Exit and Christian Pulisic's Performance
LA Galaxy head coach Greg Vanney commented on Team USA's World Cup exit, citing naivety as a key factor in their loss to Belgium. He also discussed Christian Pulisic's injury and its impact on his performance during the tournament. Vanney's remarks highlight the need for improved readiness in future World Cup matches.
California Democrats Propose Significant Tax Increases in Budget
California Democrats have proposed a budget to Governor Gavin Newsom that features two significant tax increases. This approach seeks to manage budgetary requirements while maintaining current spending levels.
Trump Changes Planes After Security Concerns Raised About New Air Force One
President Trump switched planes on his way back from the NATO Summit due to security concerns about the new Air Force One, which lacks certain military capabilities. The White House denied claims that Trump was embarrassed by the situation, asserting the new aircraft's security features.
France defeats Morocco in World Cup match
France won a World Cup match against Morocco on Thursday, eliminating Morocco from the tournament with a score of 2-0. The match took place at Boston Stadium.
Trump terminates remaining members of Election Assistance Commission
Donald Trump has dismissed the last three members of the Election Assistance Commission, which aids election administration in the U.S., ahead of the midterm elections. The terminations involved one resignation and two dismissals communicated via email from the White House.
NYPD Officers Rescue Woman from Brooklyn Bridge
NYPD officers successfully rescued a woman from the Brooklyn Bridge on July 10, 2026, after responding to reports of a person in distress. The officers engaged her in conversation for nearly an hour before safely bringing her down. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch commended the officers for their compassionate response.
Niantic Hosts 10th-Anniversary Event for 'Pokémon Go' in Times Square
Niantic organized a 10th-anniversary event for 'Pokémon Go' in Times Square on July 10, 2026. The event attracted thousands of players and was linked to a promise from the game's original launch trailer.
Queens man arrested for allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at churches
Yogesh Sayrange, 36, was arrested in Queens for allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at two churches and a commercial building. No injuries or significant damage were reported, and he is also being investigated for possible connections to similar incidents from the previous month.
Police in Northern Ireland classify mosque replica on bonfire as hate crime
Police in Northern Ireland have classified the placement of a replica mosque on a loyalist bonfire as a hate crime. The incident has received condemnation from political and religious leaders, while the bonfire organizers claim it was intended as a political protest.
Police intervene in loyalist bonfire incident in Northern Ireland
On July 9, 2026, a loyalist bonfire was lit in Northern Ireland before police could take down a replica mosque that was part of the display. The incident has faced criticism from political and religious figures, although the organizers maintain it was intended as a political protest.
World Bank and IMF Loans Influence African Policymaking
African governments are reexamining the impact of concessional financing from the World Bank and IMF due to rising debt pressures. This evaluation is shaping policymaking in various countries across Africa.