Postal Service Increases Stamp Prices Again
The report said the Postal Service continues to face long-term financial challenges after operating at a loss for the past decade.
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Capital Murder Suspect Hospitalized After Refusing Food In Jail
Judge Mehta authorized prosecutors to review his recent medical records to help determine the appropriate next steps in the case.
Kirk Family Pushes For Public Access To Key Court Evidence
According to the report, prosecutors allege Robinson fatally shot Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk during a public event at Utah Valley University last September.
Trump's Triumphal Arch Proposal Faces New Federal Review
According to the report, the monument is intended to commemorate America's 250th anniversary and has advanced through the federal approval process with support from Trump's appointees.
Eswatini Accepts Another Group Of U.S. Deportees
The latest arrivals mark the fourth group transferred to the southern African nation since July 2025 and bring the total number of deportees sent there to 29.
Olympian David Hearn Pleads Not Guilty In Reflecting Pool Case
According to the report, Hearn appeared in D.C. Superior Court on Thursday and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
Ohio Named America's Top State For Business in 2026
The state is also home to 224 existing data centers, reinforcing its growing role in technology and infrastructure development.
Forecasters Warn Of Powerful El Niño Through Early 2027
The agency said there is an 81 percent chance the phenomenon will reach very strong levels after unusually warm sea surface temperatures spread across the central and eastern equatorial Pacific.
Meta Launches AI Coding Model To Challenge OpenAI
Developers can join a waitlist to access the API, while Meta is initially limiting integration to its own platforms.
Former U.S. Adviser Warns Iran Conflict Is Far From Over
Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster said Iran has rebuilt roughly half of the missile stockpile it possessed before the US and Israel launched military operations 132 days ago
Olympian Faces Felony Over Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
David Hearn, 67, was indicted on July 2 on one count of destruction of property exceeding $1,000. If convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison.
Weekly U.S. Unemployment Claims Dip Slightly
According to the U.S. Labor Department, 215,000 Americans filed initial jobless claims in the week ending July 4, down 2,000 from the previous week and below analysts' expectation of 220,000, reported by FactSet
Strait Of Hormuz Traffic Falls As US-Iran Tensions Rise Again
According to MarineTraffic.com data cited in the report, two of the vessels, the LPG tanker Solix and crude oil tanker Berg 1, are under U.S. sanctions for alleged links to Iran's illicit fuel trade.
NATO: How Did European Leaders Respond To Trump's Remarks
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged Trump's disappointment but noted that European countries had supported U.S. operations by allowing American aircraft to operate from bases across Europe.
Trump Claims Iran Seeking Talks After Military Response
Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump said U.S. forces responded forcefully to Iranian actions and warned that any future attacks would be met with an even stronger military response
PepsiCo Reports Mixed Quarterly Results
CEO Ramon Laguarta said rising inflation continued to pressure U.S. consumers, leading many households to cut spending on food and beverages.