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Most Adults Can Safely Drink up to 5 Cups of Coffee a Day: American Heart Association
Higher amounts of caffeine may cause problems such as high blood pressure, the organization said.
GOP Rep. Russell Fry Enters South Carolina Senate Race
Trump previously appeared to back Fry to succeed Lindsey Graham in the Senate, but the president later encouraged Graham’s sister to run.
Lockheed Martin Unveils Lower-Cost Patriot Missile
The company says the new missile is designed to counter drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles while using existing Patriot infrastructure.
Wallkill Draws Black Families and Youth for Historically Black Colleges Information Session
The gathering was the first in what is hoped to be an annual event.
Pentagon Identifies 2 Soldiers Killed in Iranian Attacks
The U.S. military launched additional strikes against Iran following the deadly Iranian attacks on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base on July 17.
30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage Reaches Highest Level in Almost a Year
Rates have risen for two consecutive weeks and have been hovering around the 6.5 percent level since mid-May.
Lengths of Student Visas Capped Under New DHS Rule
The current system gives many students no fixed departure date. The new rule says that after four years, a student must apply for an extension.
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Coca-Cola Suspends Fairlife Milk Production After Hacking Incident
The company was impacted by a ransomware incident, with the full scope of the attack ‘not yet known,’ Coca-Cola said.
142 Anti-Data Center Protests Sweep 42 States in One Day, Led By Former Tea Party Leader
Amy Kremer claimed that ‘Big AI globalists seek to hijack our movement to get Washington, D.C. to put Big AI before the American people.’
Vice President Vance and Wife Welcome Birth of 4th Child
The couple have three other children: Ewan, Vivek, and Mirabel.
ICE Agents to Wear Body Cameras During Traffic Stops, White House Border Czar Says
At least one ICE agent will be required to record during a vehicle stop, Tom Homan said.
State Department Issues Worldwide Travel Alert for Americans as War With Iran Heightens
U.S. diplomatic facilities inside and outside the Middle East have been targeted, the department warned.
Watchdog Group Asks Supreme Court to Compel Hawaii to Provide Voter Rolls in Transparency Dispute
The Public Interest Legal Foundation alleged that the state’s refusal to produce records violates federal law.
What to Know About Arizona’s Gubernatorial Primary Next Week
The Democratic incumbent has no challengers, but four Republicans are vying to face her. The front-runner is Rep. Andy Biggs, who has Trump’s backing.
Paul Pelosi Charged With Hit-and-Run in Northern California
The charge is related to a July 3 accident in Napa County.
Sen. Fetterman Says He’ll Leave Democratic Party If It ‘Officially’ Becomes Anti-Israel
The Pennsylvania Democrat said a House vote to end Israel aid was ‘a symbolic thing’ but that a change to the party’s platform would push him out.
DHS Issues Funding Warning to States That Don’t Purge Voter Rolls
Around 250,000 noncitizens were found in New Jersey, California, Nevada, and Pennsylvania, Secretary Markwayne Mullin said.
7 Takeaways From Trump’s Primetime Address on Election Integrity
President Trump highlighted China’s meddling in U.S. elections and the declassification of documents.
At Least 2 Dead as Flooding Hits Texas Hill Country Again
‘A large and deadly flood wave’ moved down the Guadalupe River early on July 16, according to the National Weather Service.
