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The Daily Beast 05:35 AM

Scott Jennings Discusses Mitch McConnell's Health on CNN

Scott Jennings discussed his recent conversation with Senator Mitch McConnell during an interview on CNN, addressing speculation about McConnell's health following an ambulance incident. Jennings emphasized the need for transparency from Republican leaders regarding McConnell's condition, while CNN clarified that Jennings does not represent the network.

New York Post 05:20 AM

Randolph Mantooth, star of 'Emergency!', passes away at 80

Randolph Mantooth, famous for his portrayal of Johnny Gage in the television series 'Emergency!', has died at the age of 80. The show, which debuted in 1972, played a significant role in popularizing the paramedic profession.

Al Jazeera English 04:41 AM

Sudanese Students Face Educational Challenges in Exile Due to Conflict

Ongoing conflict in Sudan has forced thousands of students into exile, where they encounter difficulties in continuing their education. The situation highlights the challenges faced by this group as they seek to maintain their academic pursuits away from home.

Washington Examiner 04:00 AM

Housing Affordability Legislation Enacted Without Presidential Signature

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act has been enacted without President Trump's signature after he allowed the 10-day window to pass. The bipartisan legislation aims to boost housing supply by easing regulations and encouraging local reforms. Despite some controversy, it is seen as a legislative win for both parties ahead of the midterm elections.

Al Jazeera English 03:54 AM

Kane and Haaland Prepare for World Cup Quarterfinal Match

Harry Kane of England described Erling Haaland of Norway as a 'beast' ahead of their World Cup quarterfinal match. Both players are expected to play crucial roles in their teams' efforts to advance to the semifinals.

Fox News — Latest 03:25 AM

Red Sox Overcome Travel Issues to Defeat Mets in New York

The Boston Red Sox experienced significant travel delays before their game against the New York Mets on July 10, 2026, due to mechanical issues with their flight. Despite these challenges, the Red Sox won the game 6-2, maintaining their strong performance this season.

Washington Examiner 02:59 AM

Scott Jennings anticipates health update on Mitch McConnell next week

Scott Jennings, a conservative commentator, expects an update on Senator Mitch McConnell's health early next week as the Senate returns to session. Jennings highlighted that McConnell has been in touch with his staff and remains engaged in his duties, while also calling for more transparency regarding his health status amid ongoing speculation.

The Daily Beast 02:29 AM

Graham Platner Withdraws from Maine Senate Race Following Allegations

Graham Platner has withdrawn from the Maine Senate race following a sex assault allegation made by a former girlfriend. He announced his decision in a letter and on social media, stating the need for future political actions to reflect the will of the people. Several of his supporters have since withdrawn their endorsements.

Fox News — Latest 02:23 AM

Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro Reportedly Involved in Altercation in Las Vegas

Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro, former teammates on the Miami Heat, were reportedly involved in a physical altercation in Las Vegas during NBA Summer League activities. The confrontation was linked to social media comments made by Herro regarding Adebayo's defense, following a recent trade that changed their team affiliations.

Washington Examiner 02:18 AM

Federal Judge Dismisses Seditious Conspiracy Convictions of Proud Boys

A federal judge has dismissed the seditious conspiracy convictions of Proud Boys members, following a request from the Department of Justice. The ruling prevents the government from recharging the defendants in the future and emphasizes the executive branch's authority in such decisions. The judge also noted the serious implications of the January 6 Capitol riot.

Washington Examiner 01:28 AM

Rep. Joe Wilson Requests Support for U.S.-Europe Security Conference in Charleston

Rep. Joe Wilson has requested House Speaker Mike Johnson's support for hosting a U.S.-Europe security conference in Charleston in 2027, amid a dispute with Sen. Roger Wicker over the conference's location. Wilson argues that Charleston offers a suitable venue and has expressed disappointment over Wicker's suggestion to hold the conference in Serbia.

Fox News — Latest 01:20 AM

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert Cancels Interview Amid Caitlin Clark Controversy

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert canceled an interview on "The Dan Patrick Show" amid ongoing controversy regarding player Caitlin Clark. Host Dan Patrick expressed disappointment over the cancellation, stating that he intended to ask important questions about Clark and the league's handling of recent incidents. The situation has drawn attention from lawmakers, who have demanded accountability for Clark's treatment.

Wired 01:07 AM

OpenAI's Head of Safety Johannes Heidecke to Depart

Johannes Heidecke, who served as the Head of Safety at OpenAI, is set to leave the company. This change coincides with OpenAI's efforts to enhance the integration of its research and safety teams.

TechCrunch 01:01 AM

CISA acknowledges lack of pre-established incident response plan

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) admitted that it lacked a pre-established incident response plan during a recent security incident. The agency noted this as a missed opportunity to effectively manage the situation and highlighted the need for better preparedness in the future.

TechCrunch 01:01 AM

CISA Develops Incident Playbook During Cybersecurity Incident

CISA disclosed that it developed its incident response playbook during an ongoing cybersecurity incident. This was highlighted by journalist Brian Krebs, who reported on exposed passwords in a GitHub repository linked to a CISA contractor.

Fox News — Latest 12:58 AM

New Jersey woman arrested for alleged sexual assault of child and sharing video on Snapchat

Victoria Anne Cranmer, a 25-year-old New Jersey woman, has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a child under 13 and sharing a video of the incident on Snapchat. The investigation began after a referral from the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency, leading to the discovery of additional videos on her cellphone.

ms.now 12:40 AM

Graham Platner Withdraws from Maine Senate Race

Graham Platner has officially withdrawn from the Maine Senate race, as confirmed by the Secretary of State. His withdrawal follows allegations of sexual assault and other misconduct, which led to the loss of endorsements from Democratic groups. The Maine Democratic Party will now seek a replacement candidate ahead of the upcoming election.

apnews.com 12:40 AM

U.S. Officials Demand Iran Declare Strait of Hormuz Open Amid Ongoing Tensions

U.S. officials are demanding that Iran publicly declare the Strait of Hormuz open for navigation, amidst ongoing tensions and recent airstrikes attributed to internal Iranian factions. President Trump has stated that the interim ceasefire is no longer in effect, while discussions for a permanent resolution continue. The situation remains complicated by Iran's claims of exclusive control over the strait and the potential for military options if negotiations on nuclear agreements fail.

Washington Examiner 12:31 AM

White House Supports Kash Patel Amid Reports of Frustration Over Social Media Activity

The White House has publicly supported FBI Director Kash Patel after reports indicated frustration among administration officials regarding his social media posts and travel plans. Communications director Steven Cheung refuted claims of discontent, while Patel confirmed a White House meeting but disputed its reported context. He also canceled a trip to Chicago to visit his girlfriend shortly before departure.

Guardian — US 12:11 AM

Workers Drain Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

Crews drained the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool on July 11, 2026, due to issues with algae blooms and peeling paint. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed that the draining was planned and mentioned the presence of debris from a recent fireworks display.