Fox News — Latest
11:53 PM
Mayor Glenn Jacobs of Knox County, Tennessee, has called for a nationwide pause on the deployment of Flock surveillance cameras due to concerns over constitutional rights and privacy. He highlighted the need for updated regulations to ensure that such technology is used appropriately and in compliance with the Constitution. The use of Flock cameras has become a contentious issue in several states, with debates surrounding their impact on privacy rights.
Fox News — Latest
11:53 PM
President Donald Trump has criticized the dismissal of the vandalism case involving the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, citing a National Park Service employee's account of former Olympian David Hearn's actions. The employee alleged that Hearn damaged the pool's coating. Trump argued that the witness account supports claims of intentional damage, while prosecutors have indicated that some damage was due to contractor errors.
Fox News — Politics
11:53 PM
President Donald Trump has referenced a National Park Service employee's account regarding the alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool by former Olympian David Hearn. This comes as Trump continues to challenge the dismissal of felony charges against Hearn, asserting that the witness account indicates deliberate damage rather than solely construction flaws.
The Daily Beast
11:50 PM
David Warrington is leaving his position as White House counsel, with Will Scharf set to take over the role. Warrington has been a key adviser to President Trump, involved in significant legal and policy decisions. The reasons for his departure have not been disclosed.
Al Jazeera English
11:28 PM
On August 9, 2026, F-16 fighter jets intercepted two civilian aircraft that entered restricted airspace over Bedminster, New Jersey. The interception took place while President Trump was in the vicinity.
Washington Post — Politics
11:19 PM
Will Scharf has been appointed as the new top White House lawyer, succeeding David Warrington, who is leaving to pursue opportunities in the private sector.
The Hill
11:12 PM
President Trump has appointed Will Scharf as the new White House counsel, effective September 1, 2026. Scharf replaces David Warrington, who is leaving the position to pursue opportunities in the private sector.
Deutsche Welle
11:11 PM
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas disarms completely. This stance is in opposition to a peace plan supported by the United States and endorsed by Hamas.
Fox News — Politics
11:07 PM
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced her decision to freeze her eggs in a series of Instagram videos, citing the need for control over her reproductive choices. She criticized the Trump administration for creating a hostile environment for women's reproductive health and emphasized the importance of educating women on these issues. The announcement sparked varied reactions, particularly from conservative commentators.
Fox News — Latest
11:07 PM
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has publicly shared her decision to freeze her eggs, discussing the personal and political implications of her choice. She criticized the Trump administration for its impact on women's reproductive rights and expressed a desire to normalize conversations about women's health. The announcement has sparked varied responses on social media.
BBC — World
11:05 PM
Evidence in the prosecution case against eight men accused of murdering South African detective Frans Mathipa has been shared with the BBC. Mathipa was shot while driving.
Al Jazeera English
11:01 PM
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate has documented 108 attacks on journalists in July 2026, indicating an increase in threats to media personnel. The report also states that more than 270 journalists have been killed in Gaza since October 2023.
The Hill
10:35 PM
Senator Dave McCormick praised Senator John Fetterman for his willingness to critique the Democratic Party during an interview. McCormick highlighted a trend among voters favoring more progressive candidates over mainstream incumbents.
Guardian — US
10:28 PM
Will Scharf has been appointed as the new White House counsel, effective September 1, 2026. He will replace David Warrington, who is departing the administration to join the private sector. Scharf previously played a role in the approval of the $400 million White House ballroom project.
The Hill
10:23 PM
Senator Tim Scott commented on Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy for the Michigan Senate, suggesting it benefits the Republican Party in the upcoming midterm elections. He noted El-Sayed's inconsistency with voters from both political parties.
Fox News — Latest
10:18 PM
Chelsea Green has announced that she suffered a broken orbital bone during a tag team match on August 8, 2026. This injury follows her recent victory as interim WWE women’s champion at SummerSlam. The impact of her injury on her championship status is currently unknown.
The Daily Beast
10:17 PM
Dean Cain questioned Abdul El-Sayed's high school football record, prompting users to quickly debunk his claims with evidence. El-Sayed, who recently won a primary for the Michigan Senate, has a documented athletic background. He also responded to criticism from former President Trump, discussing contrasting visions for America.
Guardian — US
10:06 PM
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has decided to freeze her eggs and will share her experience online. She expressed that this decision is about gaining control over her life and criticized the Trump administration's stance on reproductive care.
Fox News — Latest
10:04 PM
Teddy Bridgewater has retired from the NFL, as confirmed by Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell. The Lions placed him on the reserve/retired list, and in response, signed quarterback Josh Dobbs. Bridgewater's career included stints with multiple teams and notable achievements, including a Pro Bowl selection.
NPR — Top Stories
10:03 PM
The National Interagency Fire Center has reported 183 new wildfires in the U.S., including eight large fires, as of Sunday. Crews are currently engaged in firefighting efforts across the affected areas.
NPR — Top Stories
10:00 PM
Demi Vollering has won the Tour de France for the second time, finishing ahead of competitors Paula Blasi Cairol and Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney. Vollering's victory comes after her first win in 2023.
Fox News — Latest
09:57 PM
Twitch streamer Hasan Piker defended his controversial comments comparing Hamas favorably to Israel, stating that his remarks were meant to provoke thought. He acknowledged the backlash but maintained that understanding the Palestinian perspective is crucial. The Anti-Defamation League criticized his statements, highlighting concerns about their implications.
Axios
09:50 PM
Francesca Hong and Abdul El-Sayed are campaigning for statewide offices in Wisconsin and Michigan, respectively, as they represent a progressive movement within the Democratic Party. Their success or failure in the upcoming primaries may impact the party's strategy for the 2028 presidential election.
Fox News — Latest
09:43 PM
CNN defended its reporting on the Iran war after retired Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt criticized the network's use of anonymous sources. Kimmitt questioned the accuracy of CNN's claims about negotiations involving Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine. CNN stated it stands by its reporting, while officials from the Joint Chiefs declined to comment on the specifics.
Axios
09:40 PM
The 314 Action Fund has called on Senator Mark Kelly to consider a presidential run in 2028, emphasizing the need for candidates with STEM backgrounds. The group has raised significant funds to support Democratic candidates and has previously advocated for Kelly's political involvement. Kelly's team has not provided a comment on the matter.
Fox News — Latest
09:35 PM
Chris Sale of the Atlanta Braves was ejected before the game against the New York Yankees for yelling at umpire Dan Merzel over a balk call from the previous night. Sale's ejection occurred before the first pitch, and the Braves went on to win the game, 2-1, in extra innings.
PBS NewsHour
09:32 PM
In 2025, the tribal gambling industry achieved a record revenue of $46 billion, significantly surpassing Nevada's annual casino revenue. The growth highlights the increasing prominence of tribal casinos in the gambling landscape.
Fox News — Latest
09:29 PM
Experts are observing a rise in targeted attacks against executives in the drone technology sector amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Notable incidents include a car bombing that injured a Russian drone manufacturer head and an assassination attempt on another executive. As both nations advance in drone warfare, the significance of these individuals as targets has increased, prompting heightened security measures within the industry.
NPR — Top Stories
09:27 PM
Duane Davis has been charged with organizing the murder of Tupac Shakur, who was killed in 1996. His trial is scheduled to begin on August 14, 2026.
BBC — World
09:26 PM
Daniel Kinahan has been charged with directing a criminal organisation after his extradition from Dubai. He appeared in court in Dublin to face these charges.
Washington Examiner
09:24 PM
Katie Miller praised Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's decision to freeze her eggs, stating that it could inspire other women to pursue motherhood. Ocasio-Cortez's announcement aligns with ongoing discussions about women's health and comes as U.S. fertility rates continue to decline. Recent data shows a drop in births per 1,000 women, raising concerns about future population trends.
The Hill
09:22 PM
Oliver Larkin, a Democratic candidate for the Florida House, has criticized James Carville's remarks about the Democratic Party's approach to progressive and democratic socialist candidates. Larkin emphasized the importance of inclusivity within the party.
Fox News — Latest
09:00 PM
A group of teenage burglars has been arrested in connection with nearly 80 break-ins across the Bay Area, resulting in the theft of approximately $250,000 in property. The investigation led to the arrest of three juveniles and a 37-year-old man accused of buying stolen goods. The suspects are linked to numerous burglaries and the theft of firearms.
The Hill
09:00 PM
The Senate has adjourned for its August recess without voting on a cryptocurrency regulation bill, which decreases the chances of its passage before the midterm elections. The Clarity Act, intended to create a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry, may still be considered during the Senate's upcoming brief session.
Washington Examiner
08:58 PM
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that North Korea may deploy 30,000 to 50,000 soldiers to assist Russian forces in the conflict with Ukraine. He highlighted the strengthening military ties between North Korea and Russia and called for increased air defense cooperation from South Korea.
BBC — World
08:58 PM
Daniel Kinahan, a suspected crime boss, was extradited from Dubai and appeared in court. The Irish Prison Service arranged for his transport using a specialized van for security.
New York Times — US
08:57 PM
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has indicated that the strict voter identification legislation is unlikely to progress due to a lack of support from Republican senators. This highlights ongoing challenges in the Senate concerning voting-related measures.
New York Times — Politics
08:57 PM
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has indicated that there is a lack of Republican backing for the proposed strict voter identification legislation. This situation presents difficulties for the advancement of the bill in the Senate.
Fox News — Latest
08:45 PM
Farmers markets in Ohio are seeing increased attendance as consumers seek locally grown produce amid concerns about the Cyclospora outbreak. The CDC has reported over 6,300 confirmed cases across 15 states, prompting health officials to issue food safety guidelines. Local produce is perceived as having a lower risk of contamination due to shorter supply chains.
The Hill
08:41 PM
Senator Chris Murphy indicated that Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip and its discourse related to the war in Iran are misaligned with U.S. national security objectives. He emphasized his support for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship while criticizing the current Israeli government's actions.
Al Jazeera English
08:40 PM
Germany's Interior Minister emphasized the persistent threats of espionage, sabotage, and cyberattacks, referring to them as a 'constant reality.' This warning comes after the discovery of an explosive-laden drone, raising alarms about hybrid warfare.
Deutsche Welle
08:36 PM
Daniel Kinahan faces charges for allegedly leading the Kinahan organized crime group. This group is reported to be involved in international drug trafficking and money laundering activities.
The Hill
08:34 PM
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the state's commitment to investigating Dr. Anthony Fauci. He expressed this during an interview on Fox News on August 9, 2026.
Washington Examiner
08:30 PM
Peter Laffin of the Washington Examiner defended the questioning of Michigan Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed's ties to Hasan Piker, stating that it raises legitimate concerns about judgment. Laffin emphasized that discussing Piker's controversial statements does not equate to Islamophobia. The topic has gained attention in the context of the upcoming election, with Republican Mike Rogers also commenting on the issue.
Fox News — Latest
08:17 PM
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci, examining potential claims of fraud and other misconduct related to COVID-19 policies. Uthmeier stated that the investigation could uncover criminal liability, although no wrongdoing has been established at this time. Fauci was recently pardoned by former President Joe Biden, but the pardon does not protect him from state law prosecution.
The Hill
08:16 PM
Senator Bernie Sanders commented on the upcoming Democratic Senate primary in Minnesota, predicting a tight race between Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and Representative Angie Craig. He expressed support for Flanagan, suggesting that the competition will be close.
Washington Examiner
08:13 PM
Senator Bill Cassidy defended his decision to support Todd Blanche's confirmation as attorney general, describing it as a nuanced choice rather than a clear-cut one. Cassidy highlighted the concerns he had regarding Blanche's nomination but ultimately decided based on positive feedback from U.S. attorneys and the belief that Blanche would be a better nominee than others. The confirmation passed with a narrow vote, with Cassidy's relationship with Trump remaining complex following his impeachment vote in 2021.
New York Post
07:59 PM
Don Nelson, a Hall of Fame coach, died on August 9, 2026. His passing has elicited responses from notable figures in the NBA, including Steve Kerr and Steph Curry, who acknowledged his impact on the sport.
BBC — World
07:57 PM
The Nigerian army has reported the successful rescue of 33 individuals who were kidnapped by gunmen in Zamfara state. The incident took place while the victims were traveling through the area on Saturday.
New York Post
07:51 PM
Yankees hitting coach James Rowson addressed the team's offensive challenges in an interview prior to a game on Sunday. He recognized the struggles but expressed confidence that the situation is not as serious as the numbers may imply.