The Hill
01:23 PM
Marjorie Taylor Greene has clarified that Tucker Carlson is not planning to run for president after President Trump leaves office. She emphasized that Carlson has made this clear both publicly and privately.
The Hill
01:17 PM
President Trump will officially appoint Todd Blanche as attorney general on Monday after a Senate confirmation vote of 50-49. He also commented on the US-Iran conflict, describing it as 'like a chess game.'
BBC — Business
01:16 PM
A consortium led by Jeff Bezos is reportedly in talks to purchase a 30% stake in Liverpool Football Club. The discussions are ongoing, as reported by BBC Sport.
Al Jazeera English
01:14 PM
Typhoon Dolphin has prompted the evacuation of around one million residents in east China. The storm has also caused significant disruptions to air travel, with hundreds of flights grounded.
Deutsche Welle
01:07 PM
Iran's Foreign Ministry has announced that the United States needs to meet its demands before the Strait of Hormuz can be reopened. Ships transiting through the strait will also be required to pay a fee.
The Hill
01:05 PM
In a recent interview, former Trump attorney Ty Cobb remarked that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has demonstrated strong loyalty to President Trump. Cobb's comments were made during an appearance on "Mehdi Unfiltered" on Zeteo.
Fox News — Politics
01:02 PM
Rep. Nancy Mace has faced significant backlash for her comments labeling all Muslim public officials in the U.S. as threats to national security. Political figures, including Rep. Pramila Jayapal and California state Senator Scott Wiener, have condemned her remarks as Islamophobic, while Mace has defended her statements as a necessary response to security concerns.
Guardian — US
01:00 PM
Francesca Hong is currently a frontrunner in the Democratic primary for governor of Wisconsin, driven by her grassroots campaign. She is encountering challenges, including skepticism from party leaders and criticism from Donald Trump.
Scientific American
01:00 PM
In July 2026, ocean temperatures set a new record high for the month. The month also experienced the second-highest air temperatures recorded this year.
Guardian — US
12:58 PM
Louisiana health officials have reported nine cases of Vibrio vulnificus infections this year, resulting in five deaths. This surge in infections has prompted officials to advise beachgoers to take precautions while visiting coastal areas.
Deutsche Welle
12:56 PM
Southeast Asian nations are working together to formulate a collective strategy to tackle the growing issue of cyberscamming. The complexity and scale of this criminal activity require more than just policing measures.
Deutsche Welle
12:52 PM
In Jharkhand, India, students are demonstrating outside the state assembly to demand an investigation into alleged irregularities in civil service exams. The protests are part of a broader movement advocating for transparency in government processes.
Deutsche Welle
12:52 PM
Protests in Jharkhand are escalating as young people demand transparency and an investigation into alleged irregularities in civil service recruitment exams. The movement is inspired by the Cockroach movement, which advocates for accountability in governance.
Al Jazeera English
12:51 PM
The Sudanese military has defended against a series of attacks from the RSF paramilitary group in a strategically important area of western Sudan. This development underscores the continuing conflict in the region.
The Verge
12:48 PM
Valve Corporation has announced a data breach involving its European shipping partner, CEVA Logistics, which may have exposed customer personal information related to Steam hardware orders. The breach occurred between July 29 and August 1, affecting names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of customers.
Guardian — US
12:42 PM
The crew of Mark Zuckerberg's yacht did not respond to a radio call for assistance from a stranded skiff off Alaska, as they did not hear the call. A nearby cruise ship, the Wilderness Legacy, provided assistance instead.
newyorker.com
12:40 PM
The article discusses the history and recent developments regarding Temporary Protected Status (T.P.S.) for Haitian immigrants in the U.S. Following a Supreme Court ruling, the Trump Administration is set to terminate T.P.S. for many Haitians, leading to uncertainty for those affected. The article highlights the broader implications of T.P.S. terminations for immigrants from various countries.
time.com
12:40 PM
The Wisconsin Democratic primary for Governor is now a contest between Francesca Hong and David Crowley following the incumbent's decision not to run. Polling shows many Democratic voters are undecided, and both candidates are addressing key issues, including data centers and fundraising challenges ahead of the November election.
NPR — Top Stories
12:39 PM
Severe flooding in Assam, India, caused by heavy monsoon rains, has resulted in 100 deaths and significant damage to infrastructure. Thousands of residents have been displaced as rivers overflow and communities are inundated.
BBC — Business
12:38 PM
A woman found a Mars Bar from 1991 during a house clearance. The chocolate bar weighs 20 grams more than the current version available in stores.
The Daily Beast
12:32 PM
Tom Homan has opposed the nomination of Lance Schroyer to lead ICE, citing concerns about his lack of federal immigration enforcement experience. This opposition comes amid growing scrutiny of Markwayne Mullin's performance as Homeland Security Secretary. The Department of Homeland Security has defended Schroyer's nomination.
Washington Post — Politics
12:30 PM
The Senate confirmed President Trump's Attorney General nominee and passed a spending bill on August 10, 2026, before entering recess. These actions were significant in the context of the legislative session's conclusion.
The Daily Beast
12:28 PM
Republican senators are concerned about Donald Trump's advocacy for the SAVE America Act, which mandates citizenship documentation for voter registration and photo ID at polls. The bill, which passed the House in February, faces challenges in the Senate, where it has not garnered enough support for passage. Some senators question the political viability of the act as a means to motivate voter turnout.
Daily Mail
12:25 PM
A Porter Airlines flight was cancelled when a young child refused to sit down and buckle up, prompting the aircraft to return to the terminal. This incident caused delays that surpassed the airport's runway closure time.
BBC — World
12:23 PM
On August 10, 2026, the Colombian military carried out an operation that resulted in the death of Hernando Forero Mosquera, an alleged rebel leader. This action occurred just days following the inauguration of the country's new president.
Washington Examiner
12:14 PM
Rep. Marcy Kaptur is recovering in a rehabilitation facility after being hospitalized for injuries from a hit-and-run accident in Toledo, Ohio. The incident occurred about a week ago, and Kaptur expressed gratitude for the support she has received during her recovery. As she prepares for reelection in 2026, she faces a competitive race against Republican challenger Derek Merrin.
BBC — World
12:13 PM
A drone strike in the Tatarstan region of Russia has resulted in at least 13 fatalities and 75 injuries, according to Russian officials. This incident is recognized as one of the most lethal Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
Washington Examiner
12:07 PM
Taylor Fresh Foods is recalling jalapenos linked to a multistate Salmonella outbreak that has affected 345 individuals across 27 states. The company will stop sourcing jalapenos from a specific grower in Mexico and will instead obtain them from alternative suppliers. Consumers are urged to check for affected products with specific 'Best If Used By' dates.
New York Post
12:03 PM
Senator John Fetterman raised concerns regarding Abdul El-Sayed's association with streamer Hasan Piker, suggesting it could negatively impact the Democratic Party's prospects in the Michigan Senate race. Fetterman made these comments in a recent interview.
Fox News — Latest
12:00 PM
Archaeologists in Turkey have discovered the remains of a church believed to have hosted the First Council of Nicaea, a pivotal event in Christian history. The excavation, led by Mustafa Şahin, revealed the Church of St. Neophytos, which was destroyed in 368 A.D. and replaced by the Church of the Holy Fathers around 380 A.D. Evidence suggests that the earlier church was the site of the council held in 325 A.D.
Guardian — US
12:00 PM
A new coastal corridor project in Florida aims to protect and support marine life facing significant climate-related challenges. This initiative seeks to unify efforts to address issues such as declining manatee populations and damaged coral reefs by applying successful conservation strategies used on land.
Fox News — Politics
12:00 PM
Texas has been ranked first in the 2026 Global Data Center Market Comparison by Cushman & Wakefield, with Dallas leading the way. The state's rapid growth in data center development is driven by demand for land and electricity, although concerns about resource availability and infrastructure costs have emerged as challenges.
TechCrunch
12:00 PM
Google Play has integrated Venmo as a new payment method for its users. This update aligns with a trend of rising expenditures on mobile applications and games.
Washington Examiner
12:00 PM
A federal judge ruled that Johnston, Rhode Island, unlawfully seized land intended for an affordable housing project, stating the town lacked the legal authority to do so. The ruling emphasizes the necessity for municipalities to adhere to state laws regarding eminent domain. The case remains ongoing as additional claims are still being addressed.
Axios
11:50 AM
Will Scharf has been named the new White House counsel starting September 1, succeeding David Warrington. His appointment occurs ahead of the midterm elections, where he may face challenges related to subpoenas and executive privilege, particularly if Democrats gain control of the House.
The Hill
11:46 AM
President Trump discussed his approach to the ongoing conflict with Iran in an interview with Axios, describing it as 'low-key' and indicating that the U.S. is only partially engaged in negotiations. He highlighted Iran's economic difficulties, including significant inflation and a lack of financial resources.
Fox News — Politics
11:41 AM
Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio provided an update on her recovery following a car accident in Toledo, stating that she and her staff are in good health. In a video posted on X, she thanked the community for their support and expressed gratitude to medical personnel. Kaptur is seeking re-election in November and is currently undergoing physical rehabilitation.
Fox News — Latest
11:41 AM
Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio provided an update on her recovery from a car accident in a video posted on X. She thanked supporters for their well-wishes and emphasized her ongoing rehabilitation. Kaptur is preparing for a re-election campaign in November against former Ohio State Rep. Derek Merrin.
New York Times — World
11:32 AM
A drone attack on an industrial area in Tatarstan, Russia, has led to the deaths of at least 13 people. This event is considered one of the deadliest attacks on Russian territory since the beginning of the Ukraine conflict.
The Verge
11:30 AM
Aptoide has become the first third-party app store available in the US Google Play Store, allowing users to download it directly. This change comes amid legal challenges faced by Google and aims to enhance accessibility to alternative app stores for Android users.
Mother Jones
11:30 AM
The article highlights the impact of the end of the Temporary Protected Status program on Haitians in the U.S., many of whom are considering returning to Haiti. MarieGuerda Nicolas of the Ayiti Community Trust is leading efforts to assist these individuals through programs that provide resources and support for their reintegration into Haitian society.
Wired
11:30 AM
In response to user preferences, various platforms are adopting measures to identify and restrict AI-generated content. These initiatives include tools for flagging and labeling such content.
Al Jazeera English
11:23 AM
Protests took place in Ranchi, India, on August 10, 2026, where demonstrators called for reforms in the state's examination system due to alleged irregularities. The protesters are seeking changes to improve fairness and transparency in the process.
The Hill
11:19 AM
Wildfires are impacting areas in the western US and Canada, prompting some residents to prepare for possible evacuations. Those who have evacuated are waiting for updates regarding their homes.
The Daily Beast
11:17 AM
A man was arrested at Kim Kardashian's home in Hidden Hills, Los Angeles, on suspicion of burglary after allegedly attempting to steal a car. The incident occurred on Sunday, with conflicting reports about the car's ownership. No injuries were reported, and Kardashian's team confirmed that the suspect did not gain entry to the residence.
Vox
11:15 AM
Los Angeles is grappling with a housing affordability crisis, with high home prices and a pressing need for increased housing density. Mayoral candidate Nithya Raman is advocating for more housing development while also supporting tenant protections. Her campaign could significantly impact housing policy in California and other high-cost cities.
Al Jazeera English
11:11 AM
Donald Trump is now focusing on economic measures against Iran instead of military options as the conflict continues. This strategy marks a significant shift in his approach to dealing with Iran during the ongoing war.
Deutsche Welle
11:10 AM
Gianni Infantino, the FIFA president, was previously expected to secure another term without opposition. As the election approaches, he is now evaluating his support amid growing opposition from UEFA and other football federations.
New York Times — World
11:08 AM
Taiwan has carried out a 30-minute simulation to test its readiness and resilience against a possible attack from China. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the island's security measures.
Al Jazeera English
11:06 AM
Typhoon Dolphin has struck eastern China, impacting millions with severe weather conditions. Authorities have issued warnings for flooding and landslides due to the storm's strong winds and heavy rain.