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Trump urges Netanyahu to withdraw Israeli troops from Syria and Lebanon to ease tensions
On July 14, 2026, US President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to begin redeploying forces out of Syria and Lebanon to reduce tensions.
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US Appeals Court Allows Over 3,000 Lawsuits Against Meta, TikTok Over Social Media Addiction
The US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Meta, TikTok and other firms must face lawsuits alleging addictive design targeting youth.
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Over 175,000 US Visas Revoked Since Trump’s 2025 Return Amid Immigration Crackdown
Since January 2025, more than 175,000 non-immigrant US visas have been revoked under Trump’s tightened immigration enforcement.
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US forces launch first combat naval drone strike on Iranian Bandar Abbas base
On July 12, 2026, US forces used three Corsair sea drones to attack Iran’s Bandar Abbas naval base, targeting maintenance facilities for submarines and ships.
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Trump demands Iran pay compensation as Hormuz talks stall amid blockade
President Trump demands Iran pay reparations for casualties, linking compensation to Strait of Hormuz negotiations amid ongoing blockade.
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July 2026 Sets New Heat Record for Contiguous US at 76.9°F, Surpassing 1936
The contiguous United States experienced its hottest month on record in July 2026, with an average temperature of 76.9°F, NOAA announced yesterday.
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Two Teenagers Arrested After Targeted Shooting Kills Five in East St Louis
Two teenagers were arrested July 12 after a targeted mass shooting in East St Louis killed five family members and injured two others.
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Senator Mitch McConnell Recovering from Fall and Pneumonia, Delays Senate Return
Senator Mitch McConnell remains in recovery after a June fall and pneumonia, postponing his return to the Senate floor beyond mid-July.
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Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi visits Washington to secure US oil, gas, and investment deals
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi visited Washington in July 2026 to sign oil and gas agreements and deepen US-Iraq economic and security ties.
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US Senator Lindsey Graham dies suddenly, prompting varied international reactions
US Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly on July 11 after a brief illness, drawing praise from allies and condemnation from Iranian media.
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University of Chicago Law School bans electronic devices for first-year students starting fall 2026
University of Chicago Law School will prohibit phones, laptops, and tablets in first-year classes to prevent AI misuse starting fall 2026.
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Trump Refuses to Sign Bipartisan Housing Bill That Will Become Law Without His Signature
President Donald Trump announced on July 10 he would not sign a bipartisan housing bill, which will become law without his approval.
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7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Western Colombia, Killing at Least 224 and Damaging Thousands of Buildings
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on August 10, killing at least 224 and injuring over 668, with widespread destruction reported.
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US Department of Labor launches crackdown on H-1B visa fraud with dozens of subpoenas
The US Department of Labor issued dozens of subpoenas in a large-scale investigation into H-1B visa fraud under the Trump administration.
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Argentinian flight instructor jumps mid-flight, student pilot lands plane alone
On August 4, 2026, flight instructor Leandro Bertazzo jumped from a Cessna 150 mid-flight near Toledo, Argentina, leaving student pilot Rosario to land safely alone.
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Germany agrees to acquire and station US Tomahawk missiles on its territory
Germany agreed with the US to buy Tomahawk cruise missiles and station them in Germany during the July 2026 NATO summit in Ankara.
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US Reaffirms Asia Commitment, Urges Allies to Share Defense Responsibilities
US Undersecretary of Defense Elbridge Colby emphasized America’s deepening role in Asia and called for allied burden-sharing during a regional trip.
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Speedboat Capsizes Near Statue of Liberty, Killing Mother and Infant
A speedboat capsized near Liberty Island on August 8, killing a mother and her infant and injuring 12 others.
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Rahm Emanuel warns Israel it risks losing US support without policy changes
Rahm Emanuel criticized Israeli policies and warned that US-Israel ties cannot continue unchanged without risking military aid cuts.
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Trump Issues Harsh Iran Criticism but Sees No Better Option Than Talks Amid Tensions
Donald Trump delivered strong anti-Iran statements at a NATO summit while acknowledging fragile US-Iran negotiations continue amid regional conflict.
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Maine Democrat Graham Platner suspends Senate campaign amid sexual assault allegations
Maine Democrat Graham Platner suspended Senate campaign operations after multiple sexual assault allegations emerged.
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Donald Trump Names Will Scharf as White House Counsel Effective September 1, 2026
Donald Trump announced on August 9 that Will Scharf will replace David Warrington as White House counsel starting September 1, 2026.
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Senator Mitch McConnell remains hospitalized three weeks after June admission amid rumors
Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized since June 14 and is improving while his wife Elaine Chao returns from China, amid health speculation.
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Charges dropped against California radiologist who drove family off cliff after mental health treatment
A judge dismissed all attempted murder charges against Dharmesh Patel after he completed a two-year mental health diversion program.