New York Post
11:58 PM
Whitney Lynn, an evangelist, was removed from an Alaska Airlines flight at Orlando International Airport after she began preaching during a delay. Lynn characterized her actions as an act of 'spiritual warfare.'
Al Jazeera English
11:57 PM
Singapore has barred two members of the British band Massive Attack from re-entering the country after they displayed a Palestinian flag at a concert. This action reflects the government's stance on political symbols during performances.
New York Post
11:56 PM
Saudi Arabia is reportedly planning a military response against the Iranian-backed Houthi movement, focusing on naval and potential ground operations. The objective is to regain control over important shipping lanes in the Red Sea.
New York Post
11:56 PM
Vincent Pastore, an actor recognized for his role in 'The Sopranos,' has died at the age of 80. The news was confirmed by Page Six on August 1, 2026.
Axios
11:49 PM
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed concerns to President Trump about potential military strikes on Iran during a call on Saturday. Trump is considering attacks in response to a missile strike on a U.S. base and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, but has not made final decisions. The situation has prompted discussions among regional powers advocating for de-escalation.
Al Jazeera English
11:42 PM
The Justice Department has been criticized for its growing reliance on subpoenas to force journalists to reveal information. This criticism is highlighted by a recent subpoena concerning reporting on the Trump administration's dealings with North Korea.
Guardian — US
11:39 PM
A heatwave in the western United States has raised concerns about wildfire risks, especially in Oregon and Washington due to low humidity and strong winds. The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures in the southwest to reach up to 120°F in the coming days.
Fox News — Latest
11:30 PM
Cheryl Reeve, head coach of the Minnesota Lynx, defended the rights of demonstrators advocating for women's sports while rejecting claims that transgender women pose a threat in locker rooms. Ahead of a game against the Indiana Fever, she emphasized the need for the WNBA to ensure safety and inclusivity, while also acknowledging the complexities surrounding transgender participation in sports after puberty.
The Hill
11:17 PM
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has reiterated his stance that vandalism was responsible for damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. His comments followed the Justice Department's dismissal of charges against David Hearn, which was based on new evidence suggesting construction issues may have played a role.
Fox News — Latest
11:16 PM
The State Department has elevated its Travel Advisory for Ceuta, Spain, to Level 3 due to a surge of migrants arriving from Morocco. Approximately 60,000 migrants entered the enclave recently, prompting Spain to deploy military and police forces to manage the situation. The advisory specifically concerns Ceuta, with the rest of Spain maintaining its previous advisory level.
BBC — World
11:03 PM
The Foxtrot Network has been implicated in around 35 murders in Europe, utilizing a model referred to as violence-as-a-service. The involvement of teenagers in these activities has raised concerns.
BBC — World
11:03 PM
A Russian ship has been identified transporting military vehicles, including armored personnel carriers and trucks, to Mali. Satellite imagery confirms the ship's passage through the English Channel, highlighting ongoing sanctions against Russia.
BBC — World
11:03 PM
Uganda has successfully discharged its last Ebola patient from the hospital around two weeks ago. This situation occurs concurrently with the ongoing spread of the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
BBC — World
10:57 PM
Vincent Pastore, famous for his role in The Sopranos, has passed away at the age of 80. He was discovered at his home in New York City, as reported by various US media outlets.
notus.org
10:40 PM
President Trump and Interior Secretary Burgum criticized U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro for her motion to dismiss the case regarding damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which they attribute to vandalism. The DOI's assessment suggested that the damage was due to contractor errors, contradicting their claims. Burgum stated that his department provided evidence of vandalism and criticized the decision not to prosecute those involved.
Guardian — US
10:36 PM
Vincent Pastore, famous for his role as Salvatore 'Big Pussy' Bonpensiero on The Sopranos, has died at the age of 80. His death was confirmed by his manager, Bob McGowan.
Al Jazeera English
10:34 PM
Michigan has reported cyberattacks, with the FBI currently investigating the incidents. No suspects have been identified, and the reports come after authorities issued warnings about a possible Iranian plot.
NPR — Top Stories
10:32 PM
Vincent Pastore, known for his roles in 'The Sopranos' and films like 'Goodfellas,' has passed away at the age of 80. His career spanned several decades, beginning in the 1980s.
BBC — World
10:23 PM
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under significant pressure after a controversial World Cup investment plan has failed. This development has led to speculation about his ability to continue in his role as president.
Deutsche Welle
10:21 PM
An explosion occurred outside a restaurant in Moscow's Kudrinskaya Square, according to Russian authorities. The incident involved a woman who was allegedly carrying explosives and was stopped by a security guard.
New York Post
10:07 PM
Kevin Durant has highlighted a perceived double standard in the reactions to LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers, likening it to his own controversial move to the Golden State Warriors. Durant's comments suggest he believes the scrutiny faced by players in similar situations is inconsistent.
PBS NewsHour
10:07 PM
Darline Graham is participating in a special primary election on August 11, where she is one of nine Republican candidates. As a newcomer to politics, she faces competition from well-known GOP figures in the state.
The Hill
10:01 PM
President Trump has announced a deal aimed at disarming Hamas as part of a broader plan to establish a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Despite the announcement, there are significant concerns about whether the deal can be effectively implemented.
New York Post
09:59 PM
An investigation into Covered Bridge Assisted Living in Minnesota found that the facility was responsible for neglect after resident Don Brambrink missed a doctor's appointment. The investigation revealed that Brambrink was given 18 shots and an early morning beer before the scheduled visit.
Fox News — Latest
09:45 PM
An explosion at a restaurant in central Moscow on Saturday resulted in three deaths and at least 21 injuries. The explosion, caused by a homemade device, occurred at around 8 p.m. at the Balzi Rossi restaurant, which was closed for a private event.
New York Post
09:42 PM
Paraag Marathe has announced his departure from the San Francisco 49ers after 25 years with the franchise. He will be taking on a new role in the soccer industry.
Fox News — Latest
09:35 PM
Rocael Ordonez-Cruz, a 23-year-old Guatemalan national, was arrested by ICE on July 21 after being charged with multiple sex crimes in Massachusetts. He is currently in ICE custody pending removal proceedings following his illegal entry into the United States.
Fox News — Latest
09:33 PM
Farmers in the Salinas Valley are discarding lettuce crops due to a nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak that has significantly reduced demand. The outbreak has been linked to iceberg lettuce from Mexico, and national sales of fresh lettuce have dropped by nearly 9% compared to last year.
New York Times — World
09:23 PM
An explosion at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in Moscow on Saturday led to three fatalities. Law enforcement is investigating the incident.
Al Jazeera English
09:15 PM
Spain has reported that almost all of the estimated 60,000 migrants who entered Ceuta have now left the enclave. This development follows the recent surge in migrant arrivals.
BBC — World
09:13 PM
An explosion at a restaurant in Moscow has resulted in three deaths. Security officials indicated that a woman carrying explosives was stopped by a guard before entering the establishment.
The Hill
09:00 PM
Mainstream Democrats in Michigan are worried that progressive candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Will Lawrence, endorsed by Senator Bernie Sanders, may affect the party's chances in key congressional races. Their victories in the primary elections could pose challenges for the party in the November elections.
Al Jazeera English
08:57 PM
A small plane crash in Peru has resulted in 13 fatalities, including 11 passengers and two pilots. The incident occurred while the aircraft was viewing the Nazca Lines, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
NPR — Politics
08:54 PM
A bipartisan bill to impose new sanctions on Russia is currently advancing in the U.S. Senate. Concerns have been raised about the bill's provisions that would give President Trump new tariff authorities.
BBC — World
08:51 PM
A small plane crashed in Peru while flying over the Nazca Lines, leading to the deaths of 13 people. Local reports provided details about the incident.
Guardian — US
08:39 PM
California's minimum wage will rise to $17.40 starting January 1, 2027, as announced by Governor Gavin Newsom. This increase will make California's minimum wage the highest in the United States, aimed at assisting working families with rising living expenses.
Al Jazeera English
08:38 PM
Clashes in western Tigray near Sheraro have raised concerns about the stability of the 2022 Pretoria peace deal. The Ethiopian government and the TPLF have blamed each other for the renewed violence.
Deutsche Welle
08:36 PM
A plane crash in Peru has resulted in thirteen fatalities. The aircraft was transporting tourists to see the Nazca Lines, a notable group of geoglyphs in the region.
Deutsche Welle
08:36 PM
A small tourist plane crashed in southern Peru, leading to the deaths of 13 people. The plane was en route to the Nazca Lines, known for their large geoglyphs etched into the desert landscape.
NPR — Top Stories
08:27 PM
Early on August 1, 2026, ballistic missile attacks in Kyiv led to nine fatalities across five districts. Additionally, President Trump has adjusted his stance on the provision of missile defense support to Ukraine.
TechCrunch
08:26 PM
A Minnesota court has ruled against xAI's request to halt a ban on apps that modify images to depict nudity. The decision permits the enforcement of the ban while the lawsuit is ongoing.
The Daily Beast
08:25 PM
An explosion at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in Moscow resulted in three deaths and 15 injuries on Saturday evening. The National Anti-Terrorism Committee confirmed the blast was caused by an explosive device, which a woman attempted to bring into the restaurant. The incident has raised security concerns in Russia amid recent attacks on its territory.
Al Jazeera English
08:24 PM
Wildfires in France are reportedly easing, with successful containment efforts in Var and Gironde. Meanwhile, Greece is still facing significant challenges as it battles ongoing wildfires.
The Hill
08:20 PM
Emerging evidence suggests that AI is beginning to affect white-collar jobs, especially in customer service. The integration of AI technologies in this sector is being observed for its implications on employment.
New York Post
08:14 PM
Dustin Rose, a National Guard soldier, and Samson Campbell were shot and killed in DeLand, Florida. They were in the area to spread the ashes of Campbell's dog when the shooting took place.
PBS NewsHour
08:14 PM
Allegations against Ohio Representative Max Miller have resurfaced in the media following a legal dispute with his former spouse. The scrutiny has increased despite the claims being known for years.
New York Times — Politics
08:14 PM
President Trump has proposed the revival of a $1.8 billion supporter fund as negotiations regarding Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general have stalled. The comments were made during his departure to Bedminster, New Jersey.
New York Times — US
08:14 PM
President Trump has proposed the revival of a $1.8 billion supporter fund as discussions regarding Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general have stalled. This announcement was made during his departure for Bedminster, New Jersey.
New York Times — World
08:14 PM
Israeli forces conducted detonations in southern Lebanon on August 1, 2026, in the regions of Arnoun and Al Shaqif. Reports indicate that several Hezbollah members were killed during these operations.
New York Post
08:13 PM
The CDC has recommended preventive measures after three probable cases of tularemia, or 'rabbit fever,' were reported on Long Island. Suggested precautions include the use of insect repellent and gloves when dealing with sick or deceased animals.