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Senate Again Rejects War Powers Resolution to Stop Iran War
The vote on July 30 was the 13th time the Senate has voted on a resolution calling for President Donald Trump to end U.S. military actions against Iran.
RFK Jr. Introduces New Cooking Show Aimed to Help Americans ‘Eat Real Food’ at Home
‘The Real Food Show’ will include segments with celebrity chefs and align with the new dietary guidelines that debuted in January.
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Trump Announces ‘Historic Agreement’ to Disarm Hamas
The agreement will be carried out in phases and the president said Gaza will eventually be run by a new Palestinian government.
Senators Press Apple to Rule Out Using Memory From Chinese Military Companies
Seven lawmakers gave Apple until Aug. 21 to disclose any testing involving the two companies and answer whether it will exclude their chips worldwide.
Mercedes-Benz Recalls 310,667 Vehicles Over Rollaway Risk From Door Switch Failure
The company was aware of 176 field cases in the United States, but no rollaway incidents.
Judge Rejects States’ Attempt to Block Medicaid Work Requirements
The case will proceed, and the court will rule later on whether to block the mandate for many recipients to work or volunteer.
Department of Education Probing Alleged Plan to Use Transgender Dolls as Learning, Therapy Tools in Minnesota Schools
A complaint submitted by a parents’ group did not say if or when the schools will make ‘MyGenderDolls’ products available to students.
Supporters Protest Wording Change to Initiative That Would Reopen Upper Great Highway
Supporters of the proposition said the revised summary is unfair and misleading.
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Chinese National Sentenced to 27 Months in Prison for Scamming Elderly Man
The defendant came to the United States on a tourist visa and will be deported to China after his prison term.
SpaceX Carries Spy Satellite into Orbit
The Space Force’s National Security Space Launch program contracts companies such as SpaceX to provide affordable and frequent access to space.
Judge Rules Wisconsin Primary Voters Cannot Void Early Ballots
Dane County Circuit Judge David Conway said guidance issued by Wisconsin’s elections commission was consistent with the law.
Iran Threatens US Allies With ‘Harsh Response’ as Regional Fighting Spreads
The warning followed heavy U.S. strikes on Iran and came amid fresh Iranian missile attacks against Jordan and Kuwait.
US Launches Strikes in Response to Iran’s Attempted Missile Attacks
The U.S. attacks on Wednesday were a ‘powerful response’ to Iranian attacks on Tuesday on U.S. forces based in the Middle East, CENTCOM said.
Netanyahu Says New York Trip Will Go Ahead Despite Mamdani’s Arrest Calls
Mamdani urged the Trump administration to enforce the ICC warrant, while Netanyahu and Trump rejected that position.
Energy Department Issues Emergency Order to Secure Power Grid in 17 US States
The action was taken because of the possibility of homes and businesses in affected regions losing power, which would pose a public safety risk.
Wisconsin Governor Declares State of Emergency After Severe Storms
The storms spawned a tornado that caused widespread damage in the Menasha and Appleton areas, according to the governor’s office.
Michigan Democrats Close Senate Primary With Dueling Electability Arguments
El-Sayed and Stevens each told voters they were the stronger general-election candidate against Republican Mike Rogers at their final debate before Aug. 4.
Trump Says US Will ‘Take Out’ Pickaxe Mountain If Iran Doesn’t Make a Deal
The U.S. president said he knows what’s going on at Pickaxe Mountain since the United States has advanced cameras monitoring the site.
Biden’s Audio Recordings With Ghostwriter Released After Legal Battle
The DOJ obtained the materials in 2023 as part of former special counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Biden’s handling of classified information.
‘Help Us Find Her’: Savanna Guthrie Pleads for Her Mother’s Return in New Video
Federal and local investigators are still searching for clues in Nancy Guthrie’s case six months after she disappeared from her Tucson home.
Appeals Court Rules DOJ Can Release Recordings of Biden’s Interviews With Ghostwriter
The decision allows the DOJ to release audio recordings and transcripts to the House Judiciary Committee and The Heritage Foundation.
