US Wholesale Inflation Slows Sharply In July
Producer prices rose 4.7% year-over-year, down sharply from 5.5% in June
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Russian Grain Exports Threatened After Ukrainian Black Sea Strikes
Russian authorities said three people, including an eight-year-old child, were killed and 24 injured
Putin Visits Disputed Kuril Islands, Drawing Strong Protest From Japan
Putin toured a fish processing plant, hospital and school on the Russian-controlled island and met Sakhalin regional Governor Valery Limarenko.
Mike Fincke Retires From NASA After 549 Days In Space
Vanessa Wyche, director of NASA's Johnson Space Center, described Fincke's career as remarkable and praised his three decades of dedication.
Two Killed After Army Apache Helicopter Crashes In Texas
Authorities evacuated several nearby homes and closed part of Market Road 2843 as emergency crews secured the area. No buildings or other structures were reported damaged.
Trump Sued Over Paid Early Access To Truth Social Posts
The report said Trump Media launched the Truth API in July as a service for Wall Street firms seeking faster access to posts that could influence financial markets.
Midwest Storms Kill Two, Knock Out Power Across Four States
Severe weather also disrupted air travel, with major airports in Chicago temporarily grounding flights and reporting hundreds of cancellations and delays.
Google Gemini Surpasses 1 Billion Monthly Active Users
Voice interaction has also emerged as a significant part of the service, with 63 percent of users reportedly using Gemini's voice feature.
16 Inmates Hospitalized After Apparent Lightning Strike At Ohio Prison
Officials have not disclosed the nature or severity of the injuries or confirmed whether the individuals were directly struck by lightning or were hurt by its effects.
Watch: Trump Says He'd Love To Run For President In 2028
U.S. laws stipulate a maximum of two four-year-terms for a President.
ICE Could Equip Agents With $20 Million In Shock Gloves
The devices, called CTG 5 G.L.O.V.E., are marketed as tools for de-escalating confrontations
How Is The Iran War Changing US Diplomatic Operations
The US ordered nonessential personnel and families to leave several regional posts after diplomatic facilities came under attack
US Existing Home Sales Fall As Prices And Mortgage Rates Rise
Housing supply also remains relatively tight. The report said about 1.54 million homes were available for sale in July, representing a 4.6-month supply.
James Webb Telescope Captures Cosmic 'Treasure Chest' Of Young Stars
Webb's infrared capabilities allowed scientists to observe through dust that blocks visible light, revealing stars and structures previously hidden from view.
How Did a Teenager's 911 Call Lead To An Animal Cruelty Arrest
Witnesses told deputies that Charette had allegedly abused the family's cats in front of his daughter when he believed she had misbehaved.
Why Is Toyota Recalling More Than 650,000 Camrys
The defect may also deactivate turn signals, hazard lights and seatbelt warning indicators, potentially increasing the risk of a crash.