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Army Soldier, Missing in Jordan, Now Presumed Dead
A U.S. soldier previously reported missing after an Iranian attack in Jordan is now believed to have been killed in action.
Texas Gov. Abbott Orders State Agencies to Investigate Illegal Birth Tourism Schemes
The governor’s executive order targets schemes that entice illegal immigrants to cross the border into Texas to give birth.
Senate Committee Advances Jay Clayton’s Nomination for Intel Chief
Trump’s pick for director of national intelligence will face a floor vote in the Senate following the Senate Intelligence Committee’s vote.
GM Ramps Up Investments to Move Production Back to US, Introduces New Gas-Powered Cadillacs
The company raised its full-year 2026 earnings forecast on strong second-quarter results, led by pickup sales.
Judge Approves $1.5 Billion Settlement in Anthropic Copyright Case
If the case had gone to trial, the company could have been liable for tens of billions in damages.
Judge Was Wrong to Release Pro-Palestinian Student, Appeals Court Says
The judges, however, did not order that the man be taken back into custody.
Iran War Cost Estimated at $37.5 Billion So Far: Hegseth
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth offered the cost estimate while testifying in favor of a supplemental funding package for the U.S. military.
DOJ Probing Harvard Over Financial Aid Programs Linked to China-Based Sources
Harvard had disclosed nearly $4.5 billion in foreign funding of which $630 million came directly from sources in China, the DOJ said.
Repeatedly Targeted Anti-CCP Activist Beaten Unconscious in New York
Jie remained in intensive care after two days unconscious—the latest in years of attacks and threats surrounding his anti-CCP activism.
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Trump Says US Will ‘Take Care of Business’ If Houthis Impose Blockade
The Iran-backed terrorist group announced a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia on July 20, threatening access to a key waterway in the Red Sea.
US Pledges to Push Back Against Chinese Transnational Repression, Protect Falun Gong
The United States will defend communities against coercion and intimidation from foreign governments, the State Department told The Epoch Times.
Senate Won’t Take Up House Budget Resolution Until Government Funding Passes: Thune
The budget resolution would unlock the process on a $95 billion reconciliation bill that can bypass the Senate filibuster.
Trump Says US Will Strike Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Nuclear Site ‘Very Heavily’
U.S. officials say Iran may have stored nuclear centrifuges at the heavily fortified site.
Trump Hosts Lebanese President at White House Amid Push to End Hezbollah’s Role in Lebanon
Both leaders discussed the disarmament of Hezbollah and the withdrawal of the Israeli military from southern Lebanon during the historic meeting.
Scammers Impersonating FBI Agents, Agency Warns
Government impersonation scams resulted in nearly $800 million losses last year.
Qatar Tells UN Iran Must Pay Compensation for Attacks
Qatar described the Iranian attacks as a ‘flagrant violation’ of its sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity.
Cuba Infiltrated US Government, Cultivated Far-Left Groups, State Department Says
The State Department linked several left-wing groups to Cuba’s global influence and warned that Cuba has infiltrated the highest levels of U.S. government.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Paramount, Warner Bros. Merger Amid States’ Antitrust Challenge
The companies are prevented from finalizing the transaction for at least 14 days.
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.
Trump Says Qatari-Donated Air Force One Will Soon Get More Upgrades
The president said the aircraft will be ’maxed out,' amid questions about its defensive capabilities.
US Military Strikes Iran After Deaths of 3 US Service Members
Trump said the latest strikes were conducted in honor of the three U.S. service members who were killed in recent Iranian attacks.
Trump Calls on Congress to Add Iran to Russia Sanctions Bill
The newer, revised Russia sanctions legislation was introduced on July 16 with more than 60 bipartisan cosponsors.
Taylor Farms Announces Recall of Lettuce Shipped to 27 States Over Cyclospora Risk
The CDC said an outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce across five states has caused thousands in the United States to be sickened.
