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Washington Examinerpolitics53 min ago
Federal judges issue conflicting rulings on DHS voter database access
Two U.S. district judges reached opposite conclusions on whether the Department of Homeland Security must maintain expanded access to the SAVE citizenship verification system for four states. One order blocked nationwide changes; the second directed restoration of features for Fl…
New York Postworld1 hr ago
Russian man pleads not guilty to cyber espionage charge
Denis Obrezko entered a not guilty plea Thursday in federal court in Boston to a charge of conspiring to commit computer fraud and abuse. Prosecutors allege he participated in a Russian government-linked hacking campaign targeting U.S. and European organizations.
Newsweekpolitics1 hr ago
Study Identifies 11,775 U.S. Law Enforcement Deaths From 2003 to 2024
A Yale-led analysis of national mortality data recorded rising adult and child deaths involving law enforcement over 21 years. Firearms accounted for more than 87 percent of cases, with the highest rates among non-Hispanic Black males.
news.sky.compolitics2 hrs ago
NATO Leaders Reaffirm Collective Defense at Ankara Summit
U.S. President Donald Trump attended the NATO summit in Ankara that ended July 8. The 32 member states agreed on a declaration restating commitment to collective defense.
Yonhapworld3 hrs ago
South Korea Picks Gwangju Airport for Chip Cluster While U.S. Notes Military Interests There
The U.S. military said July 10 it holds important interests at the Gwangju military airport, which South Korea plans to relocate for a semiconductor production cluster. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix intend to invest 800 trillion won in the southwestern Honam area.
zimbio.comworld10 hrs ago
Alibaba and U.S. Payment Processor Failed for Eight Years to Block Dangerous Drug Sales
CBS News reported that a probe found Alibaba and its U.S. payment processor allowed sales of dangerous drugs, chemicals and pill presses to American buyers despite employee warnings. Public records show compliance failures persisted over eight years.
Semaforai10 hrs ago
China Considers Restricting Foreign Access to Top AI Models
Chinese officials have discussed limiting global access to advanced domestic AI systems, including open-source models. Semafor reported the development on July 9, 2026. The move could affect U.S. businesses that rely on low-cost Chinese AI tools.
Yonhapworld10 hrs ago
Acting South Korean Police Chief Apologizes Over Murder Case Evidence Controversy
Acting National Police Agency Commissioner Yoo Jae-seong apologized Friday at Incheon International Airport after cutting short a U.S. trip. The remarks addressed allegations of leaks and evidence destruction tied to a May murder case in Gwangju.
ZeroHedgefinance11 hrs ago
El Niño May Become Strongest Since 1950, Climate Center Says
The U.S. Climate Prediction Center reported that sea-surface temperatures at least 1°C above normal have spread across the central and eastern equatorial Pacific. The agency assigned an 81% chance the event ranks among the largest on record since 1950 and a 97% chance it persists…
Axiospolitics11 hrs ago
Mediators Seek to Revive U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks After Airstrikes
Qatari, Pakistani and other officials held calls with both sides on Wednesday to calm tensions. President Trump ordered airstrikes that day after declaring the memorandum of understanding and ceasefire over. Thursday saw no new U.S. strikes.
politics49 min agoUpdated
U.S. orders new strikes on Iran after declaring ceasefire over
The U.S. launched fresh strikes on Iranian targets after officials said a nearly three-week ceasefire had collapsed. Iran responded by targeting American military sites in the gulf and faced reinstated sanctions on its oil sales.
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livemint.compolitics11 hrs ago
Israel Shares Intelligence With U.S. on Alleged Iranian Plot to Assassinate President
Israel provided the United States with fresh intelligence this week about a specific Iranian plan to assassinate the sitting U.S. president. The warning arrived amid rising tensions and a collapsing 60-day ceasefire between the two countries.
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politics11 hrs ago
Airstrikes and oil sanctions leave recent truce in limbo
An exchange of airstrikes and renewed U.S. oil sanctions have left a truce reached last month between the United States and Iran in uncertain status. The agreement is not formally ended but shows limited signs of continued operation.
Washington Examinerai12 hrs ago
Musk Says Anthropic Leads AI After U.S. Lifts Export Controls on Mythos and Fable
Elon Musk stated on X that Anthropic is currently the leader in AI. The comments followed releases of advanced models by Anthropic and OpenAI, along with regulatory reviews by the Trump administration.
winnipegfreepress.comworld12 hrs ago
Brampton man sentenced to 20 years in U.S. prison for drug trafficking
A 63-year-old Brampton man received a 20-year federal prison sentence after pleading guilty to leading a cross-border drug trafficking operation. The organization moved methamphetamine and cocaine into Canada using transport trucks between 2020 and 2023.
news.google.comtechnology12 hrs ago
UAE satellite constellation and U.S. mosquito protection efforts reported
CNN reported an infectious disease specialist taking extra precautions during record heat and the UAE developing AI-enabled satellites for a new constellation.
Yonhapworld12 hrs ago
U.S. Urges South Korea to Avoid Disproportionate Burdens on Firms Under Revised Network Act
A State Department spokesperson on July 9 called on South Korea not to impose excessive requirements on U.S. companies as enforcement of the revised network act begins. The remarks cited concerns over content regulation and free speech.
ESPNsports12 hrs agoUpdated
Bears quarterback sends autographed jersey to Pope Leo XIV
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams sent an autographed jersey to Pope Leo XIV through his foundation. The gift was presented on July 4 by U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See Brian Burch.
investingnews.comfinance12 hrs ago
U.S. Share of Global Startup Funding Reaches 80% in Q1 2026 as Asian Founders Relocate
Several Asian startup founders have moved operations to the United States since 2025, citing access to customers, capital, and talent. U.S. companies captured 80% of global venture funding in the first quarter of 2026 while Asia's share fell to 9.6%.
Los Angeles Timespolitics12 hrs ago
Stocks Rise and Oil Prices Ease After U.S. Airstrikes on Iran
U.S. stock indexes climbed Thursday while oil prices retreated from the previous day's gains. Markets reacted to new U.S. airstrikes on Iran and comments from President Donald Trump about the temporary truce.
france24.compolitics13 hrs ago
Democratic Senators Urge Block on Defense Bill Over Israel Cooperation
Six Democratic senators led by Chris Van Hollen sent a letter calling on colleagues to block the National Defense Authorization Act until the Senate debates new measures to deepen U.S.-Israel military and intelligence ties. The letter criticizes any steps that would strengthen re…
sports13 hrs ago
Judge Denies Terry Rozier Request to Modify Bail Conditions
U.S. District Judge LaShann DeArcy Hall on July 8 rejected a defense bid to let former Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier practice and play with potential witnesses. The ruling keeps strict no-contact rules in place ahead of his February 2027 trial on bribery charges. ESPN reported th…
winnipegfreepress.comworld13 hrs ago
Mexico to Request Criminal Charges Over 17 Deaths in ICE Custody or Operations
Mexican officials said Thursday they will ask U.S. prosecutors to pursue criminal charges in the deaths of 17 Mexican citizens during immigration enforcement. The move follows a fatal shooting in Houston and escalates diplomatic friction with the Trump administration.
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rt.comworld14 hrs ago
Russia's foreign minister calls for agreement reflecting all parties' interests in U.S.-Iran conflict
Russia's foreign minister urged an equitable settlement to the U.S.-Iran conflict that accounts for interests beyond the two warring sides. The statement came amid ongoing strikes, regional alerts, and international calls tied to Gaza.
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usatoday.compolitics14 hrs ago
U.S. Says It Was Not Involved in Reported Explosions in Iran
The White House and Pentagon have issued no comments or announcements regarding explosions reported in Iran. A small number of U.S. media outlets cited an unnamed official denying American involvement, though that assertion remains unconfirmed.
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Fox Newspolitics14 hrs ago
HUD Secretary Says Immigration Reduction Part of Housing Affordability Plan
The secretary of Housing and Urban Development stated that recent immigration enforcement is intended to ease demand pressure on U.S. housing markets. The official also described separate steps to cut regulations and expand mortgage access.
middleeasteye.netpolitics14 hrs ago
German Chancellor Says U.S.-Iran Memorandum Offers Best Chance for Regional Stability
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding represents the strongest path to stability in the region, the German government stated.
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dailywire.comfinance14 hrs ago
Federal Reserve Survey Finds 49 Percent of Young Adults Live With Parents, Household Financial Comfort Near Post-Pandemic High
The Federal Reserve's latest Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households shows 49 percent of adults ages 18 to 29 live with parents. Another 47 percent in the same group received outside financial help for expenses. The figures exceed last year's levels and extend to adu…
Fox Newspolitics14 hrs ago
Democratic candidate contributed to 2018 sermon collection on political resistance
A Democratic candidate for a competitive U.S. House seat authored a chapter in a 2018 collection that encouraged faith leaders to oppose the sitting president and his supporters from the pulpit. The book described the 2016 election outcome as bringing the country close to fascism…
winnipegfreepress.comsports14 hrs ago
Bids Submitted for Combined U.S. Rights to 2030 and 2034 World Cups After Record 2026 Audiences
The ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup has drawn record U.S. viewership, prompting major media and tech firms to eye a combined English- and Spanish-language rights package for the next two tournaments. Fox and Comcast hold current rights but face financial hurdles from recent deals.
upi.comworld14 hrs ago
U.S. Releases First Tranche of UFO Files Under Trump Administration
The initial batch of declassified UFO records appeared on May 8 2026, followed by additional releases in May and June. NASA had begun its own independent UAP study four years earlier.
politics16 hrs ago
U.S. diplomat says U.S.-Iran talks reach critical point after military escalation
A U.S. diplomat stated that talks between the United States and Iran have reached a critical point following the largest military escalation between the two sides since a June memorandum of understanding.
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asiaone.comworld16 hrs ago
Analysts say Iran and U.S. used Hormuz pause to prepare for further confrontation
Economists and regional analysts described the recent lull in Strait of Hormuz fighting as a temporary window that allowed both sides to regroup. Officials from Gulf states issued statements calling for an end to attacks on shipping.
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cnbc.comtechnology13 hrs agoUpdated
Micron Raises Planned U.S. Investment to Over $250 Billion Through 2035
Micron Technology increased its planned U.S. investments to more than $250 billion by 2035. The projects are expected to create over 90,000 jobs while boosting domestic semiconductor production.
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theglobeandmail.compolitics16 hrs ago
U.S. Refugee Admissions Shifted Almost Entirely to South Africa in Fiscal 2026
Nearly all refugees admitted to the United States in fiscal year 2026 came from South Africa. The change followed a suspension of the refugee program and an exception for one group.
globalnews.capolitics16 hrs ago
Ukraine Leader Says Licenses for Patriot Production Discussed With U.S. Officials
Ukraine's president stated that licenses for Patriot missile production were discussed in detail with U.S. officials. The country will receive PAC-3 interceptors in coming days, and further talks on the licenses will continue.
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Semaforworld16 hrs ago
ING Receives Client Inquiries on Venezuelan Natural Resource Deals After U.S. Sanctions Eased
@business reported that ING is receiving numerous client inquiries to support Venezuelan natural resource deals. The activity coincides with Venezuela's efforts to update exports following years of U.S. sanctions.
The Independentai16 hrs ago
Survey finds 25 percent of U.S. adults use AI for medical advice due to cost
A survey of 1,250 adults shows one in four Americans consult AI chatbots for health questions because they cannot afford doctor visits. The same poll found higher rates among younger adults and lower-income respondents.
abcnews.go.comworld16 hrs ago
Hungarian Court Sentences Irish Citizen to 14 Years for 2024 Killing of U.S. Tourist
A Hungarian court convicted an Irish citizen of killing an American tourist during a sexual encounter and sentenced the defendant to 14 years in prison. The court found the defendant guilty of the 2024 offense and ordered the prison term.
asiaone.compolitics16 hrs ago
U.S. and Iran Exchange Strikes After Tanker Attacks in Strait of Hormuz
Iranian forces struck three tankers in the Strait of Hormuz in recent days. U.S. forces responded with strikes on about 80 targets in Iran. President Trump declared the memorandum of understanding with Iran over during a NATO summit.
vanguardngr.compolitics16 hrs ago
U.S. Lists 124 Nigerians for Deportation
The Department of Homeland Security published names and photos of 124 Nigerians on a criminal register. The list forms part of broader immigration enforcement actions that began earlier this year.
The War Zonepolitics17 hrs ago
Germany agrees to buy U.S. Tomahawk missiles
Germany reached a deal with the United States to purchase ground-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles. The agreement was announced after talks on the sidelines of a NATO summit.
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ESPNsports13 hrs agoUpdated
Pulisic sustains bone bruise and microfracture in US loss to Belgium
The U.S. forward sustained the lower-leg injury seven minutes into the second half of a 4-1 defeat to Belgium. He is expected to miss four to six weeks and return to AC Milan training in August.
The War Zoneworld17 hrs ago
U.S. Forces Strike Iranian Military Targets Along Coastline
U.S. Central Command reported strikes on about 90 Iranian military sites on July 8. Iranian state media described explosions at several locations while U.S. officials said some reported blasts were unrelated to the strikes.
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news.sky.comfinance17 hrs ago
U.S. 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Averages 6.49 Percent
Freddie Mac reported the average U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage increased to 6.49 percent in the week of July 9 from 6.43 percent the previous week. The weekly survey tracks lender offerings for new home loans.
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news.google.compolitics18 hrs ago
Iranian and Turkish officials discuss U.S.-Iran ceasefire status
Iranian and Turkish officials held a phone call to review the status of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and other regional developments. Turkish state media reported the conversation.
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thewire.inai15 hrs agoUpdated
OpenAI Releases GPT-5.6 to Public After U.S. Government Clearance
OpenAI will make its GPT-5.6 family of models available to the public on Thursday after receiving clearance from U.S. government leadership. The company initially limited the models to select partners after administration officials requested a staggered rollout.
theolivepress.espolitics18 hrs ago
Trump Says Spain Reversed Course on Payments After He Called for Cutting All Trade
President Donald Trump called for cutting all trade with Spain on July 8 over NATO defense spending but later praised the country after meeting its prime minister. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said July 9 that Trump retains authority under IEEPA to halt trade yet may…
Fox Newsworld18 hrs ago
U.S. State Department Condemns Iran’s Persecution of Christians
The State Department issued a statement on Iran’s repression of religious minorities, including a Catholic woman sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison. The remarks coincided with new U.S. military strikes against Iran over tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
usatoday.comtechnology18 hrs ago
Micron Raises Planned U.S. Investment to $250 Billion Through 2035
Micron announced a $3 billion strategic investment and increased its total U.S. spending target by $50 billion. Shares of the company and peer chipmakers rose on the news reported by CNBC.
app.buzzsumo.compolitics18 hrs ago
U.S. Army Finishes Investigation Into Iranian Drone Strike That Killed Six Troops in Kuwait
The investigation examined the Iranian drone strike on a tactical operations center at the Port of Shuaiba. Gold Star families will receive a briefing on the findings Thursday.
Breaking Defenseworld18 hrs ago
U.S. Army selects Caterpillar, Forterra, IDV USA, Overland AI for breaching program
The Army chose four vendors for its EABC program to develop unmanned systems that breach obstacles and minefields. Awards of undisclosed value are expected to be finalized in the coming weeks.
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Breaking Defenseworld18 hrs ago
U.S. Army Selects Four Vendors for Engineer Autonomous Breaching Program
The Army chose Caterpillar, Forterra, IDV USA and Overland AI to develop unmanned systems that can breach obstacles and minefields. Awards are expected in coming weeks and will lead to tests ending early next year.
gizmodo.comscience9 hrs agoUpdated
ARPA-H to Fund Up to $160 Million for Experimental Gene-Editing Treatments for Rare Diseases
The U.S. health research agency will fund seven teams to develop personalized gene editing therapies for rare diseases. The effort sets a three-year deadline for starting clinical trials.
Al Jazeerapolitics18 hrs ago
Trump Says Ukraine May Get License to Make Patriot Missiles, but Production Could Take Years
President Trump said this week at the NATO summit in Ankara that Ukraine may soon gain a license to manufacture the defensive missiles. Production faces delays of years and shared U.S. supply constraints.
Washington Examinerpolitics49 min agoUpdated
U.S. Blocks New York City Meeting with Iran’s UN Ambassador After Iranian Missile Strikes
The Trump administration directed a senior New York City official to cancel a scheduled meeting with Iran's ambassador to the United Nations. The intervention occurred amid U.S.-Iran military exchanges in the Strait of Hormuz. Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office confirmed the meeting d…
screenrant.comworld20 hrs ago
Katie Couric Experienced Transient Global Amnesia Episode Last Month
The 69-year-old journalist lost recall of the date and U.S. president during the June 27 episode while en route to the Aspen Ideas Festival. She disclosed the details Monday in a Substack post.
Breaking Defenseworld21 hrs ago
Army Launches Low-Cost Interceptor Program to Counter Drone Threat
The U.S. Army started its low-cost interceptor program to address high consumption of expensive air-defense missiles against low-end drone threats. Analysts said the effort aligns with current combat needs but noted production and budget hurdles ahead.
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jns.orgpolitics1 day ago
U.S. Strikes Respond to Attacks on Shipping; Trump Keeps Diplomatic Channels Open
President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire over following U.S. military strikes in response to attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Markets reacted with higher oil prices and mixed stock performance.
U.S. Department of Statepolitics2 days agoSourced
Trump notifies Congress of intent to lift Syria terrorism designation
President Trump informed Congress on July 8, 2026, of plans to rescind Syria's State Sponsor of Terrorism designation after a 45-day pre-notification period. The move follows the June 30, 2025 Executive Order directing sanctions relief and will end major U.S. sanctions on Syria.