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Trump Moves Nuclear Subs Near Russia after Medvedev’s Threat

President Sends Two Nuclear Submarines to ‘Appropriate Regions’

Trump Orders Nuclear Subs Closer to Russia Amid Kremlin Spat

President Trump orders two nuclear submarines repositioned near Russia following provocative statements from former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, escalating tensions between the nations.

Tesla Hit with $329M Verdict over Deadly Autopilot Crash

Tesla Ordered to Pay $243M for Fatal 2019 Autopilot Crash

Jury Finds Tesla Partly Liable in Deadly Autopilot Collision

Tesla is found partly liable in a fatal 2019 crash involving its Autopilot system, resulting in a multi-hundred million dollar damages verdict, marking a significant legal setback for the company.

Corporation for Public Broadcasting to Shut Down After Defunding

Public Broadcasting Giant CPB Will Close Doors This Fall

CPB Begins Winding Down Operations Amid Funding Cuts

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announces it will shut down operations after major funding cuts by Congress, marking the end of an era for public media outlets like NPR and PBS.

Four Dead in Anaconda Montana Bar Shooting; Manhunt Underway

Manhunt Launched after 4 Killed in Montana Bar Shooting

Police Search Ongoing for Suspect After Montana Bar Shooting

A mass shooting at a Montana bar leaves four dead; authorities launch a widespread manhunt for the armed suspect believed to be dangerous and at large.

Trump Orders Firing of Labor Stats Boss Over Bad Job Numbers

President Trump Fires Bureau of Labor Stats Head Following Slump

President Trump fires the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a disappointing July jobs report showing a slowdown in job growth and claimed the data was manipulated.

Senate Passes First Spending Package Ahead of Shutdown

Senate Advances Trio of Fiscal 2026 Spending Bills

First 3 Fiscal 2026 Appropriations Bills Pass Senate

The U.S. Senate passes its initial bundle of fiscal 2026 appropriations bills, marking progress in congressional funding battles ahead of the August recess and preventing immediate government shutdown.

SpaceX Crew-11 Astronauts Arrive at ISS After Launch

NASA, SpaceX Thread Clouds to Launch Crew-11 to Space

SpaceX Delivers Four Astronauts to Space Station Quickly

SpaceX successfully launches and docks Crew-11 astronauts, an international team, at the International Space Station for a six-month mission after overcoming potential weather delays.

Pandemic Jobs Data Revised Down Sharply, Raising Recession Fears

Big Downward Jobs Revisions Signal Trouble for Economy

Jobs Numbers Show Sharp Slowdown as Revisions Wipe Gains

Revisions to U.S. jobs data reveal sharp downward adjustments for May and June, raising fears of an impending recession and exposing cracks in the previously optimistic labor market statistics.

Trump Envoy Tours Gaza Aid Sites as Famine Worsens

US Envoy Visits Gaza Amid Mounting Hunger and Deaths

Whistleblower Exposes Chaos and Force at Gaza Aid Sites

U.S. special envoy visits Gaza aid distribution sites amid a deepening famine crisis and mounting casualties, highlighting ongoing struggles to deliver humanitarian aid safely.

Fed Governor Kugler Resigns Early Opening Trump Appointment

Federal Reserve Governor to Step Down, Trump’s Pick Incoming

Adriana Kugler to Leave Fed Board, Trump Gains Vacancy

Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler announces early resignation, giving President Trump a key opportunity to influence the central bank’s direction with a new appointee.

Ghislaine Maxwell Moved to Minimum-Security Texas Prison

Epstein Associate Transferred to Federal Prison Camp in Texas

Maxwell Relocated to Texas Facility Amid Epstein Fallout

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted accomplice to Jeffrey Epstein, is transferred to a minimum-security prison camp in Texas following a controversial meeting with the Department of Justice.

Democratic States Sue Trump Admin Over Transgender Youth Care

States Battle Trump Administration on Trans Youth Healthcare

Democrats Sue to Block Trump Admin’s Gender-Affirming Care Policy

Various Democratic-led states sue the Trump administration over efforts to restrict gender-affirming care for transgender youth, challenging policies aimed at limiting medical treatments for minors.

Europe and Canada Advance Plan To Recognize Palestine State

Western Powers Push For Palestinian State Amid Gaza Crisis

Khanna Circulates Letter for U.S. to Recognize Palestine

Multiple Western nations including Canada and Europe move toward recognizing Palestinian statehood, as international diplomatic pressure grows amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Protesters Arrested at Schumer and Gillibrand’s NYC Offices

Mass Demonstrations Hit New York Senators Over Gaza Support

Protests erupt in New York with hundreds demanding an end to support for Israel; arrests made at Senator Schumer and Gillibrand’s offices amid growing public dissent over Gaza conflict.

Trump Admin Freezes $339M in UCLA Funding Amid Campus Issues

Federal Funds Withheld From UCLA Over Anti-Semitism Claims

Trump administration freezes over $339 million in federal research funding to UCLA citing anti-Semitism and civil rights abuses on the campus, intensifying political and academic controversies.

JD Vance Mocks Democrats Over Sydney Sweeney Jeans Ad Meltdown

Vance Slams Left’s Reaction to Sydney Sweeney Campaign

Vice President JD Vance mocks Democrats over their outraged response to Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle jeans ad campaign, highlighting ongoing culture war clashes within the political landscape.

Trump Fires BLS Chief After Jobs Data Revisions Shake Markets

Labor Stats Boss Sacked by Trump After Weak Job Numbers

Trump’s Firing of Labor Stats Head Sparks Outrage and Fear

President Trump fires the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner amid unprecedented downward revisions to jobs data; critics call the move dangerously undermining trust in economic statistics.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Effort to End Temporary Protected Status

Appeals Court Upholds Restrictions on Indiscriminate ICE Arrests

Judge Slams Racial Animus in Trump Immigration Moves

US federal agencies and courts remain in legal battles over immigration enforcement policies, as judges block certain deportation expansions and scrutinize racial motives in arrests.

House Postpones Ghislaine Maxwell Deposition Indefinitely

Maxwell Testimony Delayed Pending Supreme Court Verdict

U.S. lawmakers delay testimony from Ghislaine Maxwell amid Congress awaiting Supreme Court review; Maxwell's criminal case remains high-profile in Epstein investigations.

Stock Market Tanks on Tariff Hikes and Sluggish Jobs Data

Stocks Plunge After New Tariffs Spark Market Sell-Off

US stocks plunge amid renewed economic fears caused by tariffs and weak jobs data, shaking investor confidence and sparking broad market sell-offs across major indices.

NSF Allowed to Withhold Hundreds of Millions in Research Funding

Federal agencies revoke more than $200 million in contracts and funding due to political and compliance disputes, reflecting increasing tensions between federal government and institutions.

Xenophobia Concerns Grow after Attacks in China and Japan

Violence and xenophobia reports rise following attacks in China and Japan, heightening ethnic tensions and international concerns over safety and social cohesion in East Asia.

Wildfires Spark ‘Fire Clouds’ Threat Near Grand Canyon

Flood Warning Extended for Iowa as River Peaks at 90 Feet

U.S. government and agencies prepare for and respond to a series of natural and man-made disasters, including wildfires, floods, and emergency preparedness adjustments.

Trump Slashes Public Broadcast Funding, Forces CPB Shutdown

Trump Administration Bans Biden Era Abortion Rule for Veterans

Trump Orders Firing of Federal Labor Statistics Chief

President Trump’s administration faces mounting criticism for firing key officials, cutting funding for educational and healthcare programs, and escalating trade and immigration tensions.

Manhunt Underway for Shooter After Montana Bar Massacre

Multiple Victims Reported Following Active Shooter Incident

Six Charged in Mob Attack Amid Cincinnati Violence Fallout

Violent incidents, shootings, and arrests occur across multiple U.S. locations, including Chicago, New York, and Cincinnati, causing public outrage and prompting calls for law enforcement reforms.