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Yemen’s Houthis Announce Embargo Against Saudi Arabia
The statement Monday from the terrorist organization did not clarify exactly what a maritime embargo would entail.
National Guard Deployment to DC Will Continue Until Trump’s Term Ends
As of July 8, the task force said 5,148 guardsmen had been assigned to Washington.
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.
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.’
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.
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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9 Injured in Early Morning Mass Shooting in Tucson
An unidentified man opened fire on a group of people before officers shot him and took him into custody.
Musk’s Music City Tunnel in Nashville to Almost Double in Size
The Music City Loop in Nashville is expected to open with more than 20 stops in early 2027.
Trump Presents Trophy to Spain at FIFA World Cup Final
The president was at the stadium to watch the highly anticipated match between Spain and Argentina.
Trump Admin Announces Crackdown on Illegal Practices in Commercial Driver’s License Schools
Almost 10,000 training schools have now been removed from the Transportation Department’s Training Provider Registry.
2 US Troops Killed, Another Missing in Iranian Strikes on Jordan
Sixteen U.S. troops have been killed since the start of the conflict with Iran on Feb. 28.
Top Forecaster Still Favors Democrats to Win House, but GOP Retains a Path to Hold Majority
Cook attributes the potential GOP advantage to the redrawn district maps that favored the party nationally in 2025 and earlier this year.
RFK Jr. Announces Change to FDA Orange Juice Sugar Content Regulations
The rule change is aimed at reducing the need for foreign oranges in American orange juice, following decades of citrus greening disease lowering sugar content.
State Department Considering $100,000 Bond for Green Card Applicants
The Trump administration had sought to implement a six-figure fee for H-1B visa applications, but a federal judge blocked the move.
Smoke From Wildfires Darkens Skies in Upper Midwest, Northeastern US
At-risk people were advised to remain indoors because of poor air quality.
Rubio Announces Visa Curbs Targeting ‘Far-Left Terrorist’ Groups
The new restrictions take aim at foreign nationals linked to radical organizations accused of supporting political violence in the United States.
Newly Declassified Docs Describe China’s Election Influence Efforts, Concern That US Intel Downplayed Connections
The White House released the files while President Trump addressed the nation on Thursday.
DC Circuit Court Allows Pentagon Policy Requiring Escorts for Journalists for Time Being
The temporary stay centered around a 2025 press policy by the Pentagon that The New York Times argued is unconstitutional.
13 Democrats File to Replace Platner on Maine Senate Ballot
The party will pick its nominee to face Sen. Susan Collins at a delegate convention on July 25, two days before the state filing deadline.
