Maine Democrat Troy Jackson Under Fire For Reported Outburst, Mortgage Fraud Claims
Allegations of Jackson throwing a water bottle at a female colleague have been widely reported this week, first by The Washington Post, and later by CNN.
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From Viral Hearings to Key Bills, Brandon Gill’s Doing What It Takes to ‘Save the Country’
Kinnett asked Gill what is being found out “now that we’re not just kind of peeking in the windows from the outside, but actually getting a look at the foundation?”
Eligible Amazon Prime Users Have Until July 27 To File Claims
Eligible users must also have used more than three but fewer than ten Prime benefits during any 12-month period covered by the settlement.
What Trump Said About China And Russia's Role In The Iran Conflict
Diplomatic efforts have so far shown little progress, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying Iran is not yet prepared to negotiate.
Alaska Senate Candidate Backed Income Tax Plan Critics Say Would Hit Lower-Income Earners Harder Than Millionaires
Peltola, who served one term in the U.S. House of Representatives, entered the 2026 Senate race to challenge Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan.
Autopsy Finds No Signs Of Violence In Death Of Epstein-Linked Modelling Scout
Siad had maintained that his relationship with Epstein was strictly professional, while his lawyer said investigators found no evidence that he had committed a crime.
Democrats’ Communism Might Drive Bill Maher To Vote For Vance
The Democratic Socialists of America’s aim for the government to control more is just communism under a different name, according to Maher.
Pentagon Awards Oracle Nearly $7 Billion Software Contract
Officials estimate the Oracle contract will generate at least $441 million in savings by eliminating fragmented purchasing and simplifying licence management.
ICC Member States Vote To Remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan
According to the report, the decision followed a secret ballot held during a meeting of ICC member states.
‘Societal Transformation’: House Panel Grills Smithsonian Leader Over Bias Claims
Gonzalez noted that Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch III and National Museum of American History Director Anthea Hartig have pushed these narratives on “American wickedness” and societal transformation.
Trump Launches EU Trade Probe Over Tech Giant Fines
Trump also warned that substantial tariffs could be imposed on imports from the 27-member bloc if the investigation finds evidence supporting those claims.
Researchers Discover Social Bonding Role Of Touch In Great Apes
The report said apes that engaged in more physical contact were able to share food more peacefully and experienced fewer signs of social conflict.
DeBasification… A Fancy Word For Booting The US Out Of The Middle East
Instead of waiting for the US to agree to the demand, Iran has launched targeted attacks during the past two weeks on key US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
Watch: Russian Retailer's Warehouse On Fire After Ukraine Drone Strikes
Ukraine's drone attacks targeted warehouses of Wildberries, Russia's largest e-commerce retailer.
Iran War Drains America's Strategic Oil Reserve
The reserve declined from 415.4 million barrels in March to 311.4 million barrels by mid-July, a drop of nearly 25% in 17 weeks