United States · Politics
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Donald Trump attends rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner amid tight security
President Donald Trump attended the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner on July 24 in Washington amid heightened security measures after an April assassination attempt.
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Two men stabbed in Manhattan’s Upper West Side; suspect charged with hate crimes
Two men, an Asian and a Jewish man, were stabbed in separate Upper West Side attacks; suspect Raul Morales faces attempted murder and hate crime charges.
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Trump switches planes in Turkey amid credible threat from Iranian proxy forces
Donald Trump switched from a new Qatar-donated Boeing 747-8 to the older Air Force One in Turkey due to a credible Iranian proxy threat.
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US imposes visa restrictions on individuals linked to cybercrime and cyber-enabled crime
The US introduced visa restrictions targeting those involved in cybercrime and their immediate families, announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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US Senate passes stopgap funding bill to avoid government shutdown before midterms
The US Senate approved a temporary funding bill on August 8 to keep the government funded through December 11, 2026, ahead of the midterm elections.
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US and Saudi Arabia Sign Civilian Nuclear Deal Linked to Saudi Recognition of Israel
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement on July 22, conditional on Saudi recognition of Israel, US President Trump said.
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Andy Biggs wins Arizona GOP gubernatorial primary, will face Governor Katie Hobbs in November
Andy Biggs won the Arizona Republican gubernatorial primary with over 70% of the vote and will challenge incumbent Democrat Katie Hobbs in November.
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Trump to Nominate FIFA President Gianni Infantino as Next UN Secretary-General
US President Donald Trump plans to nominate FIFA President Gianni Infantino as the next UN Secretary-General starting January 2027.
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RFK Jr. Declares Cyclospora Outbreak Under Control, Source Identified Amid FDA Test Reversal
Health Secretary RFK Jr. said the multistate cyclospora outbreak is under control with the source identified and recalls underway, despite FDA retracting a key positive test.
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Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang donate $75M to establish Vanderbilt’s San Francisco art college
Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang gave $75 million to Vanderbilt University to fund its new San Francisco campus and create the College of Art, Architecture and Design.
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Two Greek-American tourists stabbed near Athens Acropolis; 60-year-old man arrested
A 60-year-old man stabbed two Greek-American tourists near the Acropolis Museum in Athens on July 21, police said.
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US accuses Cuba of decades-long espionage and subversion campaign targeting government and activists
The US State Department on July 20 released a 100-page report accusing Cuba of infiltrating top US government levels and supporting left-wing terrorism for nearly seven decades.
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US Issues Third Global Caution Alert Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
The US State Department issued a third global caution alert urging Americans to exercise caution amid escalating Middle East tensions.
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Trump urges Republicans to add Iran to Russia sanctions bill backed by Lindsey Graham
Donald Trump called on Republican senators to include Iran in the Russia sanctions legislation originally supported by Lindsey Graham.
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Lebanese President Aoun to meet Trump on Hezbollah disarmament and Israeli withdrawal
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun will meet U.S. President Donald Trump on July 21 to discuss disarming Hezbollah and Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
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Pentagon Revokes Former Air Force Secretary Kendall’s Clearance Over Air Force One Leak
The US Department of Defense revoked Frank Kendall’s security clearance over alleged leaks of classified Air Force One information.
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Protests erupt in Venice over US Ambassador Fertitta's superyacht visit
Hundreds protested US Ambassador Tilman Fertitta’s arrival in Venice aboard his 117-meter superyacht, clashing briefly with police.
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Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Manhattan's Upper East Side causes deaths, over 70 infected
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Manhattan's Upper East Side has sickened over 70 people and caused three deaths by mid-July 2026.
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Trump Claims Vandalism Created Massive Slash in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
President Donald Trump alleged extensive vandalism damaged the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner, prompting ongoing repairs and charges.
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Trump administration restores 'public charge' rule restricting green cards for immigrants using benefits
On July 16, 2026, the Trump administration announced it will restore the 'public charge' rule limiting green cards for immigrants relying on public benefits.
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At least two dead in catastrophic Texas floods in same area hit by last year's disaster
At least two people died and over 200 were rescued in flash floods across central Texas, with a disaster declared for 59 counties.
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UN FAO Reports 25% Rise in Healthy Diet Cost, 2.69 Billion People Unable to Afford It
The UN FAO revealed that the cost of a healthy diet rose 25% over five years, making it unaffordable for one-third of the global population.
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Lebanon and Israel End Sixth US-Brokered Talks on Southern Pilot Zones
Lebanon and Israel concluded US-mediated talks in Rome on July 14-15, advancing plans for pilot zones in southern Lebanon.
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Jay Clayton Declines to Explicitly Acknowledge Biden's 2020 Win During Senate Hearing
Jay Clayton, Trump’s nominee for Director of National Intelligence, refused to explicitly say Joe Biden won the 2020 election during his July 2026 confirmation hearing.