United States · Politics
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Trump Alleges China Illegally Accessed 220 Million US Voter Records in 2020 Election Claims
Donald Trump accused China of illegally accessing 220 million US voter records starting in 2020 and alleged election interference favoring Joe Biden.
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DOJ subpoenas New York Times journalists over Trump Air Force One security reports
The US Department of Justice subpoenaed four New York Times journalists to testify before a grand jury on July 15 about reports on Air Force One security issues.
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US-Iran interim ceasefire ends amid renewed strikes and Strait of Hormuz closure
US President Trump announced the end of the US-Iran interim ceasefire on July 6, triggering reciprocal military strikes and Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Hamas dissolves Gaza governing body to enable technocratic administration
On July 6, 2026, Hamas announced the dissolution of its Gaza civil governing body to allow a US-backed technocratic committee to assume control.
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US and Saudi Arabia Sign 30-Year Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Agreement Including Possible Uranium Enrichment
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a civilian nuclear cooperation deal allowing for uranium enrichment after study, pending congressional approval.
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Twelve NATO countries pledge £37bn for long-range missile project amid defence spending talks
Twelve NATO nations committed over £37bn to a long-range missile project as defence spending and alliance unity dominated the Ankara summit.
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White House Teleprompter Operator Investigated for Insider Trading on Trump Speech Bets
Gabriel Perez, a White House teleprompter operator, is investigated for insider trading on bets about Trump speeches, profiting nearly $100,000.
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US Iran war cost rises to $37.5 billion, Pentagon requests $87 billion more
The Pentagon says the US war in Iran has cost $37.5 billion, with an $87 billion additional funding request amid ongoing conflict.
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Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71 from aortic dissection in Washington, DC
Senior Republican Senator Lindsey Graham died July 11 from aortic dissection at his Capitol Hill home after a sudden illness.
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US marks 250th Independence Day with Trump rallies, largest fireworks amid heatwave
The US celebrated its 250th Independence Day on July 4 with Trump-led rallies, record fireworks, and weather disruptions in Washington DC.
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Trump and Zelensky meet at NATO summit to discuss Ukraine war and air defense support
Donald Trump met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on July 8 at the NATO summit in Ankara to discuss resolving the Ukraine war and expanding air defense aid.
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Zelensky and Netanyahu meet Trump in Washington during Ukraine and Iran conflicts
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met separately with former US President Trump in Washington on July 28, 2026.
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Russia launches deadliest drone and missile strike on Kyiv in 2026
Russia fired 74 missiles and 496 drones at Kyiv on July 1-2, killing at least 30 and causing widespread destruction.
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Trump announces US-led agreement for phased Hamas disarmament and Israeli Gaza withdrawal
US President Donald Trump announced a US-led agreement for Hamas disarmament and phased Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, backed by international mediation.
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US Military to Require Annual Testosterone Testing for Service Members Over 30
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth mandated yearly testosterone deficiency screening for all military personnel aged 30 and older.
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US Senator Lindsey Graham Dies at 71 from Sudden Cardiovascular Illness
Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina died on July 11, 2026, after cardiac arrest caused by an aortic dissection, sources say.
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US sets fixed visa stay limits for foreign students, journalists including Chinese nationals
The US Department of Homeland Security announced new visa rules limiting stays for F, J, and I visa holders, with stricter limits for Chinese journalists.
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Trump calls off planned strikes on Iran, announces new talks on Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump announced August 1-2 he canceled planned strikes on Iran and slated new talks to start August 3.
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US pauses Iran strike as Qatar, Pakistan, Oman mediate amid Strait of Hormuz closure
US President Donald Trump halted a planned Iran military attack while Gulf mediators pursue diplomatic talks amid tense Strait of Hormuz standoff.
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Donald Trump reported over $1 billion earnings from cryptocurrency in 2025
Donald Trump earned more than $1 billion from cryptocurrency businesses in 2025, according to his financial disclosure report.
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US and Iran escalate military strikes amid Strait of Hormuz tensions
The US launched at least 10 nights of strikes on Iranian targets while Iran hit US bases and allies amid Strait of Hormuz conflict.
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US launches military strikes on Iran after attacks on commercial vessels in Strait of Hormuz
The US launched military strikes against Iran from July 7, 2026, following attacks on three commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz.
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Netflix uses AI to recreate Gene Wilder's voice for Willy Wonka reality show
Netflix's reality series Wonka's The Golden Ticket will premiere Sept. 23 with AI-generated narration of Gene Wilder's voice.
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Trump nominates Keith Sonderling as permanent US Secretary of Labor
President Donald Trump nominated Keith Sonderling to serve as permanent US Secretary of Labor after naming him acting secretary in April.