United States · Politics
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Netanyahu Rejects US-Backed 15-Point Gaza Peace Plan Citing Hamas Disarmament
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the US-backed Gaza peace plan, demanding full Hamas disarmament before troop withdrawal.
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US starts deporting migrants to Palau under 2025 resettlement deal
The US has begun deporting migrants to Palau under a December 2025 agreement for resettlement in exchange for funding.
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NATO summit in Albania in 2027 faces uncertainty amid US concerns and low defence spending
Plans for NATO's 2027 summit in Albania are unclear due to US resistance and Albania's low defence spending, amid rising demands for higher NATO budgets.
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NPR Retracts False Report on Justice Alito's Retirement
NPR retracted a false story claiming Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito retired, admitting a mishearing caused the error.
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Grassroots Movement Sweeps US Targeting Flock License Plate Cameras Over Privacy
A growing grassroots movement across the US is disabling and protesting Flock’s license plate reader cameras amid privacy concerns.
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US Pentagon orders defense firms to speed weapons production amid Iran war stockpile strain
The Pentagon directed major US defense contractors to accelerate weapons production and expand capacity due to depleted stockpiles from the Iran conflict.
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56 decomposing bodies found at Chicago funeral home amid license suspension
Illinois authorities found 56 decomposing bodies improperly stored at South Chicago Chapel and suspended funeral director Johanna Morgan's license.
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US Intelligence Warns Putin May Launch Limited Attacks on NATO Starting Fall 2026
US intelligence warns Russian President Vladimir Putin may conduct limited attacks against NATO members from autumn 2026 through 2029 to test alliance resolve.
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Trump denies US munitions shortages, warns leakers will face jail time
President Donald Trump denied claims of US munitions shortages and warned of jail sentences for leakers amid conflicting reports about military stockpiles and a Cabinet clash.
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FAA reports brief loss of separation between Trump’s Marine One and passenger jet near Reagan National
On August 4, 2026, Marine One carrying President Trump came briefly too close to a passenger jet departing Reagan National Airport.
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FAA investigates Marine One safety incident near Reagan National involving President Trump
FAA is probing whether Marine One and a commercial jet maintained required safety distances during a August 4 takeoff near Reagan National Airport.
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Man Charged with First-Degree Arson for Starting Major Spokane Wildfire
Aaron Forrest Farinacci was arrested and charged with first-degree arson for igniting the Old Trails Fire that devastated Spokane County.
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Lebanon and Israel hold seventh US-backed talks in Rome on withdrawal and ceasefire
Lebanon and Israel conducted a seventh round of US-mediated talks in Rome from August 4-6, 2026, to advance Israeli withdrawal and ceasefire implementation.
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Michigan Democratic Senate primary pits progressive El-Sayed against moderate Stevens
Michigan held a Democratic Senate primary August 4 with progressive Abdul El-Sayed narrowly leading moderate Haley Stevens.
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Trump’s Board of Peace assures Israel Gaza withdrawal post-Hamas disarmament amid Israeli objections
Trump’s Board of Peace told Netanyahu Israel’s Gaza withdrawal will only start after Hamas fully disarms, sparking Israeli cabinet dissent.
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US Urges Citizens to Prepare for Possible Evacuation Amid Middle East Tensions
The US State Department warned citizens in multiple Middle Eastern countries to prepare for possible evacuation amid escalating conflict with Iran.
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US European Command chief warns Pentagon of naval shortfall risking Israel missile defense
Gen. Alexus Grynkewich warned the Pentagon that without another destroyer, defending the US homeland must take priority over protecting Israel from missile attacks.
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US prosecutors drop vandalism charges against ex-Olympian in Lincoln Memorial case
US prosecutors dropped vandalism charges against former Olympian David Hearn after new evidence showed pool damage was caused by contractor errors.
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Eleven countries warn against hiring North Korean IT workers funding nuclear programs
Eleven countries issued a joint statement on July 31, 2026, warning against employing North Korean IT workers who fund Pyongyang's weapons programs.
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Cyberattacks hit US water systems in 7 states; Iran blamed, Trump disputes claims
Cyberattacks targeted water systems in at least seven US states around late July, with officials blaming Iran and Trump blaming Minnesota government.
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Donald Trump warns US could face migrant crisis like Spain’s Ceuta if Democrats win
Former President Donald Trump warned the US may face a migrant surge worse than Spain’s Ceuta if Democrats return to power.
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Iran launches drone attacks on US facilities in Kuwait amid rising tensions
Iranian forces launched drone attacks on US military facilities at Kuwait’s Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base, which Kuwaiti forces intercepted without casualties.
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Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has metastasized, causing severe pain and debilitation
Joe Biden’s aggressive prostate cancer has spread beyond his bones, causing significant pain and weakening the 83-year-old former president.
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Elon Musk Revives America PAC to Support Republicans in 2026 Midterms
Elon Musk is reactivating America PAC to boost Republican turnout in key Senate and House races ahead of the 2026 midterms.