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Michigan Walmart Stabbing Leaves 11 Injured Suspect in Custody

Crowd Stops Knife Rampage at Michigan Walmart Before Arrest

Man in Custody After Random Walmart Stabbing Injures 11

A mass stabbing occurred at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, resulting in 11 injuries, with six victims in critical condition. Authorities arrested a 42-year-old suspect, and videos show bystanders confronting him during the incident.

Israel Starts Daily Tactical Pause in Gaza to Allow Aid Delivery

Israel Military Pauses Fighting in Gaza Areas Amid Starvation Outcry

Limited Gaza Fighting Pauses Begin as Starvation Crisis Grows

Israel has begun daily tactical pauses in military operations across parts of Gaza to allow humanitarian aid to reach starving residents amid growing international pressure over the food crisis in the territory.

Thailand Cambodia to Meet for Ceasefire Talks After Trump Push

Trump Brokers Ceasefire Talks as Thailand Cambodia Border Burns

Thailand Cambodia Agree to Talks in Malaysia Despite Ongoing Clashes

Tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have led to deadly border clashes, but following mediation efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump, the leaders have agreed to peace talks in Malaysia, though skirmishes continue.

Sudan Paramilitaries Form Parallel Government Stirring Crisis

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group have announced they will establish a parallel government amid a political crisis, escalating tensions with the existing military-led administration.

Trump Demands Prosecution of Kamala Harris Beyoncé Oprah

Trump Trashes Kamala and Celebs Over Alleged Pay-to-Play Deals

Trump Calls to Prosecute Celebrities for Campaign Payoffs

President Donald Trump accuses former Vice President Kamala Harris, Beyoncé, Oprah Winfrey, and others of illegal campaign endorsement payments and demands their prosecution amidst ongoing political controversies.

FBI Deputy Dan Bongino Shocked to Core Vows to Expose Corruption

Bongino ‘Shocked’ by FBI Corruption Findings Vows Truth Soon

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino Changed Forever by Corruption

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino expresses shock after discovering deep-rooted corruption and politicization within the bureau. He promises to reveal the full truth soon, adding to ongoing political tensions.

Israel Begins Aid Airdrops to Starving Gaza Strip

IDF Launches Gaza Aid Drops Amid Deepening Hunger Crisis

Israeli Military Resumes Humanitarian Airdrops to Gaza

Israel’s military has started humanitarian aid airdrops into Gaza following international outcry over starvation and siege conditions. Humanitarian pauses and corridors are being established amid ongoing conflict.

Turkey Wildfires Rage On Forcing 1700 Evacuations Firefighter Dies

Southern Europe Burns as Wildfires Threaten Cities Greece Turkey

Wildfires continue to ravage Turkey and Greece, forcing thousands to evacuate and resulting in firefighter fatalities. The fires threaten major cities and have been fueled by record-breaking heatwaves across southern Europe.

IS-Linked Rebels Kill 34 in East Congo Church Attack

Attack on East Congo Church Leaves Dozens Dead Terrorists Blamed

An Islamic State-backed rebel attack on a church in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has killed at least 34 people. The violence highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region.

Court Rules States Can Regulate Abortion Drugs

Recent rulings affirm that states may regulate abortion-related drugs amid ongoing national legal battles over telehealth abortion access and drug restrictions.

Colombia Flat Tire Scam Leads to Expensive Car Repairs

Authorities warn about flat tire scams in Colombia leading to costly car repairs, impacting travelers and locals across the region.

NASA Crew Readies for ISS Mission Launch Thursday

NASA prepares its crew for an upcoming mission to the International Space Station with launch scheduled for Thursday, marking another step in ongoing space exploration.

Citi Launches High-End Credit Card for Affluent Users

Citigroup introduces a premium credit card aimed at affluent customers, escalating competition in the credit card market with enhanced perks and a high annual fee.

John Roberts Faces Spotlight as Smithsonian Chancellor

Chief Justice John Roberts, serving as Chancellor of the Smithsonian Institution, faces increasing scrutiny amid political challenges and debates over institutional roles.

Trump Holds Crucial Trade Talks with EU Chief Amid Tariff Deadline

President Donald Trump meets European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland to discuss trade tensions as tariffs are set to increase August 1 without extensions.

Whistleblower Claims DOJ Official Urged to Flout Court Orders

A whistleblower alleges that a top Department of Justice official encouraged staff to ignore court orders, raising serious concerns about legal integrity within the agency.

Trump Demands Ceasefire Before Trade Deals with Thailand Cambodia

President Trump pressures Thailand and Cambodia for an immediate ceasefire before advancing U.S. trade deals, despite ongoing border violence between the two countries.

Democrats Sink to 35-Year Low Favorability Ratings

Democratic Party favorability hits a 35-year low according to recent polls, reflecting public discontent with the party's policies and leadership.

Trump Admin Greenlights $1.26B Fort Bliss Migrant Detention Hub

The Trump administration approves over $1 billion to build Fort Bliss detention hub, the largest migrant detention facility in U.S. history, to manage the surge in illegal immigration.

Bystanders Confront Michigan Walmart Stabbing Suspect

Videos show a Michigan Walmart stabbing suspect being confronted and stopped by bystanders prior to arrest, highlighting citizen intervention during violent incidents.

Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Ship Carrying Activists and Aid

The Israeli military intercepted the Gaza-bound Freedom Flotilla's aid ship Handala, detaining activists attempting to breach the naval blockade amid the ongoing conflict.

Court Tosses Trump Suit Against Chicago Sanctuary Policies

A federal judge overturns a lawsuit seeking to challenge sanctuary city policies in Chicago and Illinois, upholding local protections for undocumented immigrants.

Ghislaine Maxwell Reveals 100 Names in DOJ Meeting

Convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly discussed names of 100 individuals during a secret Justice Department meeting, indicating potential new leads in Jeffrey Epstein's case.

Trump’s Economy Braces for Historic Week of Data Releases

President Donald Trump's economic agenda faces a critical week with important releases on interest rates, trade developments, and employment data that could influence market direction.