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Platner Denies Sexual Assault Allegation, Says Campaign Weighing ‘Best Path Forward’
The Maine Democrat called the allegation reported by Politico ‘categorically false.’
Prosecutors in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Argue That Accused Should Stand Trial
Police witness describes seeing ‘sniper pad’ on top of Utah university building.
Pritzker Signs Bipartisan, First-in-Nation Sweeping AI Safety Audit Law
The Illinois governor signed a law requiring the largest AI companies to undergo annual outside safety audits, a first in the United States.
Texas Man Charged With Manslaughter After Overriding Tesla’s Self-Driving Mode in Fatal Crash
The man allegedly floored the accelerator, crashing into a home and killing an elderly woman.
At America’s Birthplace, a Celebration of 250 Years of Independence
Performers and visitors at Philadelphia’s Independence Mall brave extreme heat to reflect on the nation’s history and hopes for its future.
Cuba’s National Electric Grid Collapses; Cause Unknown
Investigators were searching for the cause of the latest power grid collapse.
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American Jews Used to Be Gun Shy. Now That’s Changed.
Lox and Loaded is dedicated to training the Jewish community in self-defense amid a worldwide rise in anti-Semitism, the group’s leaders say.
Jersey Mike’s Subs, a Blackstone-Owned Sandwich Franchise, Files for IPO
The initial public offering comes at a pivotal time after Blackstone acquired the chain in 2024 and founder Peter Cancro stepped down as CEO last year.
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New Jersey Enacts Voting Anti-Discrimination Law in Response to Supreme Court Ruling
New Jersey voters can soon sue local governments over election practices they say hurt minority voters, under a law signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill.
Trump Says ‘Restraining Order Needed’ Against Meloni, Draws Reactions in Italy
Senior Italian officials condemned Trump’s remarks while stressing that ties with the United States remain important.
Lockheed Martin to Acquire Ultra Maritime for $3.45 Billion
Lockheed said the acquisition complements and expands its capabilities to deliver naval sonar warfare systems and next-generation maritime platforms.
Lawmakers Renew Calls for Action Against Falun Gong Persecution as Senate Weighs Organ-Harvesting Bills
Sen. Todd Young and Rep. Pat Ryan linked America’s 250th anniversary to religious freedom as a Senate bill targeting CCP organ harvesting cleared committee.
ATF Changes Another Gun Rule Amid Major Rollback
Since April, the ATF has moved to end a number of federal firearms rules.
Charlie Kirk Assassination Case Heads for Key Hearing: What to Know
Under a judge’s strict rules, a hearing starts July 6. Prosecutors must unveil some evidence against Tyler James Robinson before the case can head to trial.
Trump Says He Could Host Israel’s Netanyahu as Early as Next Week
In a July 4 interview, the U.S. president said he could meet with the Israeli prime minister after returning from a NATO summit in Turkey next week.
What Happened to the 56 Signatories of the Declaration of Independence
Before the war was over, five would be captured, 12 would lose their homes, and 17 would lose their fortunes. None renounced the cause of their own free will.
Day in Photos: Volcano Eruption, Drought in Italy, and Flood in Nigeria
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Administration Unveils Plan to Save Medicare Patients Over $1 Billion
The rule would decrease costs for drugs and imaging at hospitals.
Tibetan Man Sets Himself on Fire Outside UN Headquarters in New York
Police are still investigating the incident.
Trump Admin Cannot Hold Illegal Immigrants for More Than 90 Days Without Bond Hearings, Court Rules
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled illegal immigrants are allowed a bond hearing after being held for 90 days.
Day in Photos: Kyiv Struck by Missiles, Protests in Albania, and Heatwave in the US
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Home List Prices See Largest Decline in Nearly 10 Years in June: Report
Homes spent a median of 53 days on the market, ending a period of more than two years in which homes sold more slowly than the previous year.
