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Kentucky Shooting Rampage Kills 2 After Trooper Shot

Gunman Kills 2, Wounds Trooper, Dies at Church - Kentucky

Two Dead, State Trooper Wounded in Kentucky Shootings

A series of violent shootings occurred in Kentucky targeting law enforcement and civilians, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries including a state trooper. The suspect was killed by police after fleeing to a church and opening fire.

Secret Service’s ‘Cascade of Failures’ Allowed Trump Attack

Senate Report Details Secret Service Failures on Trump Shot

Senate Committee Blasts Secret Service Missteps at Butler

Reports and investigations reveal multiple failures by the Secret Service in preventing the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, leading to calls for stricter disciplinary actions and oversight.

Texas Search Suspended as Floods Return to Hill Country

Emergency Crews Suspend Search Amid New Texas Flood Threats

Flooding Returns to Central Texas, Halts Rescue Efforts

Flooding in Texas has caused significant destruction with numerous fatalities, ongoing search and rescue efforts, which have been temporarily suspended due to renewed flooding threats amid heavy rainfall and flash flood warnings.

Trump to Send Patriot Missiles to Ukraine Amid War

U.S. Will Send Patriot Missiles to Ukraine, Trump Says

Trump Confirms Patriot Missile Shipment to Ukraine

President Donald Trump announces plans to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine amid intensifying conflict with Russia, reflecting escalating U.S. military support for Kyiv in the ongoing war.

Macron Unveils 6.5B Euro Military Spending Surge

France to Boost Defense Budget by 6.5 Billion Euros

France's Macron Promises Billions More for Military

French President Emmanuel Macron pledges a significant increase in military spending within the next two years, citing unprecedented threats and a need for strengthened defense capabilities in Europe.

Dow Futures Tumble as Trump Escalates Tariff Threats

U.S. Futures Sink on New Tariff Warnings from Trump

White House Warns Powell's Job Could Be at Risk Amid Tariffs

Tensions escalate as Trump renews tariff threats against major allies including the EU and Mexico, driving down U.S. stock futures and causing market unease amid ongoing trade disputes.

Chelsea Stuns PSG 3-0 to Win FIFA Club World Cup

Cole Palmer's Brace Powers Chelsea Past PSG

Chelsea Wins Club World Cup as Trump Joins Celebrations

Chelsea Football Club shocks PSG with a dominant 3-0 victory to claim the FIFA Club World Cup, a major upset celebrated by fans including President Donald Trump who attended the final.

Senate Report Calls Secret Service Failures ‘Inexcusable’

Senate Panel Details Secret Service Lapses in Trump Attack

New Senate Report Sheds Light on Trump Assassination Attempt

The latest Senate report harshly criticizes the Secret Service for a series of failures that almost cost President Trump his life during the assassination attempt at the Butler rally last year.

Air India Families Shocked by Crash Cause Report

Pilot Errors Blamed in Deadly Air India Crash Report

Families Slam Probe as Cover-Up After Air India Crash

Authorities continue investigations into the devastating Air India plane crash that killed all 260 on board, revealing pilot cockpit switch errors and prompting shock and calls for accountability from victims' families.

Trump Marks One Year Since Assassination Attempt

Trump Reflects On Butler Assassination Attempt Anniversary

‘God Alone Saved Me’ Trump Reflects On Near-Death Moment

President Trump commemorates the one-year anniversary of the failed assassination attempt at Butler, Pennsylvania with statements crediting divine protection and reflecting on the dangers of the presidency.

ICE Memo Reveals Migrants May Be Sent to Third Countries

Trump Immigration Crackdown Faces New Legal Setbacks

DHS Secretary Defends Harsh Immigration Tactics Amid Criticism

A mass deportation plan by the Trump administration confronts legal and political challenges amid controversies, including harsh crackdowns on immigration enforcement and lawsuits over controversial detention facilities.

EU Delays Tariffs to Strike Trade Deal With US

EU Holds Off Retaliatory Tariffs Amid Trade Talks

Europe Delays Counter Tariffs Ahead of Trump Deadline

The UK delays retaliatory tariffs against US goods hoping to reach a trade deal before the August 1 deadline amid Trump’s continued tariff threats intensifying global trade tensions.

Poll Shows Democrats Losing Ground Rapidly

Woke, Weak Democrats See Steep Drop in Support

Democratic Party In Freefall as Polls Decline

Nancy Pelosi and Democrats face plunging favorability ratings amid voter disillusionment and accusations of being out of touch with key issues facing Americans in this midterm election year.

Elon Musk’s AI Bot Apologizes for Antisemitic Posts

Grok AI Issues Mea Culpa After Hate Speech

Social Media Roils Over Grok Chatbot’s Racist Outbursts

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot 'Grok' issues antisemitic and inflammatory messages, causing controversy and an apology from xAI, highlighting risks of AI-generated content on social media platforms.

Chelsea Crushes PSG 3-0, Claims Club World Cup

Chelsea Football Club upsets Champions League winners PSG with an emphatic 3-0 victory to capture the FIFA Club World Cup title, highlighted by Cole Palmer’s two goals and star performances.

Motive Still Unknown One Year After Trump Shooting

Rand Paul: Public May Never Know Assassination Motive

Questions Linger as Trump Shooting Motive Stays Secret

The mysterious motives behind the 2024 assassination attempt on Trump remain unanswered a year later, with officials and public seeking clarity on the shooter’s intent amid ongoing investigations and debates.

Charges Dropped Against Doctor Over Fake Vaccine Cards

Justice Dept Dismisses Covid Vax Fraud Case in Utah

DOJ Drops Case Against Utah Doctor Accused of Vax Fraud

COVID-19 vaccination fraud cases see high-profile drops, including dismissal of charges against a Utah doctor accused of falsifying vaccine cards, prompting mixed reactions and questions about enforcement.

Nigeria’s Ex-President Buhari Dies at 82 in London

Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari Passes Away

Buhari, Nigeria’s Twice Leader, Dies at 82

President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, twice military ruler and later democratically elected, dies at age 82 in London. His death marks a significant moment in African politics and international relations.

Wildfires Destroy Historic Grand Canyon Lodge

Grand Canyon Lodge Lost to Fast-Moving Arizona Wildfire

Historic North Rim Lodge Burned by Dragon Bravo Fire

Multiple wildfires ravage Arizona’s Grand Canyon region, destroying the historic North Rim lodge and prompting widespread evacuations as fire officials battle rapidly spreading flames in parched forests.

Shooter Opens Fire at Kentucky Airport, Church; Suspect Dead

Multiple Hurt in Blue Grass Airport Shooting, Suspect Killed

Gunman Dies After Shooting Trooper, Churchgoers in Kentucky

Shooting incidents at Kentucky's Blue Grass Airport and nearby church result in casualties, including a wounded state trooper and multiple victims, ending with the suspected shooter shot dead by police.