Judge Finds Probable Cause in Mike Lindell Pillow Giveaway Campaign Violation
A judge rules there is probable cause that Mike Lindell violated campaign laws by handing out pillows at a July Fourth parade.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to End Birthright Citizenship After Deadline Missed
The Supreme Court ends Trump’s birthright citizenship challenge after he misses the deadline to seek a rehearing.
Cyberattacks Target Water Systems in 12 States, FBI Investigates
At least a dozen states report cyber intrusions targeting water systems, with the FBI urging enhanced security measures.
ICE Detainee Who Re-Entered Illegally Dies at Delaney Hall Detention Center
A Salvadoran detainee who illegally re-entered the U.S. died at New Jersey’s Delaney Hall, renewing criticism of the detention center’s conditions.
Wall Street Journal Criticizes Trump’s Sudden Shift on Iran Conflict Deal
The Wall Street Journal questions Trump’s flip-flop on Iran, calling his latest peace deal pitch a sign of weakness.
10 US Suburbs Where Home Values Are Quietly Crashing in 2026
Home prices are tumbling in these 10 US suburbs in 2026—most owners remain unaware of the looming losses.
Brandon Newsom's firing reveals deeper tensions inside the Navy as private dissent clashes with public loyalty in 2026.
CBS Places Tony Romo on Leave After Milwaukee OWI Arrest
CBS Sports has placed Tony Romo on leave after his July 23 arrest in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating a vehicle while impaired.
Trump Blames Minnesota Governor for Cyberattacks on State Water Systems
President Trump blames Minnesota's governor for recent water system cyberattacks despite federal probes into Iranian involvement.
Hamas Agrees to Disarmament Plan Under Trump-Led Peace Deal
Hamas agrees to surrender weapons in exchange for Israel’s phased withdrawal from Gaza under a Trump-backed peace agreement.