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Every story, by the day it broke.
The full record of past coverage, each event as covered across the spectrum, with framing analysis where it's been decoded. Not every story reaches all three sides.
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Democrats see a chance to flip a seat as focus on abuse claims mounts against Ohio Rep. Max Miller
Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) faces allegations of domestic abuse involving his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and possibly their child. Miller denies the allegations. Democratic members of Congress have called for a House Ethics Committee investigation, and some have called for his resignation. A restraining order request has been filed by a lawyer for Miller's ex-wife.
Seattle police chief resigns after criticism over deadly festival shooting
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes left his position following a deadly shooting at the Bite of Seattle food festival. The departure came amid criticism of the police department's response, and Mayor Katie Wilson was involved in the leadership change.
Senate Republicans advance Blanche nomination for attorney general
President Trump said he may pull Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, at least temporarily, amid resistance from Republican senators to advancing the confirmation. Sens. John Cornyn and Thom Tillis have been identified as holding up the nomination. Todd Blanche would remain acting attorney general regardless of the nomination's status. Trump indicated he could wait until a new Congress convenes in January, when the political calculus in the Senate could change.
Poland investigates missile crash after Russian attack on Ukraine
A Russian Kh-101 missile entered Polish territory during a large-scale Russian missile attack on Ukraine. The missile came down in Poland, and Polish authorities, including the Prime Minister, addressed the incident.
US economic growth sees surprise slowdown in second quarter
The US economy grew at an annual rate of 1.5% in the second quarter (April-June), a decrease from the growth rate in the prior quarter. This figure is a preliminary estimate.
60,000 migrants entered a Spanish enclave in a day. Europe is reacting
A large number of migrants (reported estimates around 60,000 by some outlets) entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco over a short period, mainly by swimming or crossing border barriers. Spain deployed military forces in response. France announced additional border controls in response to the situation.
Progressive Democrats propel El-Sayed to Michigan Senate primary win
Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are competing in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary for an open seat. Polling has shown differing results regarding which candidate is leading, with at least one poll showing El-Sayed ahead of Stevens.
Trump, Duffy announce $22.5 billion Dulles Airport renovation
President Trump announced a $22.5 billion plan to renovate/overhaul Washington Dulles International Airport. The plan is expected to take place over the coming years and will address outdated infrastructure, including the airport's mobile lounge 'people mover' system.
‘Alien terrorist’ court sat dormant for 30 years. Now it could be used to deport an alleged ISIS sympathizer
The U.S. government is attempting to deport an Afghan woman living in the U.S. through the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a specialized court created about 30 years ago (in 1996) that has never before been used. Prosecutors allege she has ties to a terror plot. This case marks the first-ever attempt to use this court.
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Troops are posting videos of Iran strikes. Officials say it makes them targets
U.S. military officials have warned that service members posting photos and videos on social media related to Iran strikes provides intelligence that could be used against U.S. troops. The military is considering restricting or seizing personal cellphones in certain locations to prevent this.
Blanche's AG nomination on hold over opposition to DOJ's 'anti-weaponization fund'
Todd Blanche's nomination to be attorney general has been delayed after Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis withheld support, demanding stronger assurances or written commitments that a Justice Department fund tied to the settlement of Trump's lawsuit against the IRS—referred to as an 'anti-weaponization fund'—would be eliminated or modified. A scheduled Judiciary Committee vote was postponed as a result. President Trump responded by threatening to withdraw Blanche's nomination and resubmit it later, possibly in a new Congress.
Salman Rushdie attacker convicted of terror offences
Hadi Matar, 28, was convicted of terrorism-related charges connected to the 2022 stabbing of author Salman Rushdie, including attempting to provide material support to Hezbollah.
Fauci invokes 5th Amendment right during GOP-led hearing on COVID origins
During a US Senate hearing, Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment in relation to questions, and Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky was a central figure in the exchange.
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Saudi Arabia joins US in strikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq
The United States and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes in Iraq against groups described as backed by or aligned with Iran. The strikes followed reported attacks attributed to Iran or its proxies on U.S. forces and, according to some coverage, Saudi infrastructure.
Zelensky and Netanyahu meet Trump as wars in Ukraine and Iran drag on
On Tuesday, President Trump held separate back-to-back meetings at the White House with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The meetings took place amid ongoing conflicts involving Ukraine/Russia and Iran/Israel.
Bystander video shows teen lifeguard's dramatic ocean rescue
A 16-year-old lifeguard rescued a young boy (reported as age 10) who had been swept out to sea by large waves at a California beach in Santa Cruz (Seabright Beach). Video of the rescue circulated widely online. President Trump commented on the incident and indicated the teen would receive recognition or an invitation from the White House.
Lindsey Graham remembered by Trump as 'giant of the US Senate' at funeral
Sen. Lindsey Graham died earlier this month, shortly after visiting Ukraine. President Trump delivered the eulogy at Graham's funeral, held in Washington, D.C. Trump described Graham using terms such as 'giant of the United States Senate' and 'American original.' Dignitaries attended the service.
Trump to meet with Ukraine's Zelenskyy and Israel's Netanyahu
President Trump is scheduled to meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Tuesday.
Graham’s funeral brings diplomatic flurry with Zelensky, Netanyahu meetings
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) has died, and funeral ceremonies are being held over two days, beginning in Washington, D.C., before services in South Carolina. World leaders, including Israeli PM Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, are set to attend, and President Trump is involved in the events and related meetings.
'I just found all the classified stuff downstairs,' Biden tells ghostwriter in recording
Recordings exist of conversations between Joe Biden and his ghostwriter, Mark Zwonitzer. In these recordings, Biden references having classified materials, including a mention of finding classified information 'downstairs.' The audio has recently been released.
Two candidates and a fractured party took the stage in Detroit
Democratic Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens participated in a debate in Michigan ahead of the state's Democratic primary. The two candidates differ in their ideological positions.
Monday, July 27, 2026
Trump asks Supreme Court to revive blocked mail-in voting order
The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow implementation of an executive order concerning mail-in voting, after lower courts had blocked it.
McConnell’s office shares latest health update and photo
Senator Mitch McConnell's office issued a new health update stating he is not medically cleared to return to work and is currently in a rehabilitation facility.
'Show me how this ends.' Thune responds to Trump's escalated calls to pass SAVE America Act
President Trump called on Senate Majority Leader John Thune to keep the Senate in session and cancel the August recess until it passes the SAVE America Act, a proof-of-citizenship voting bill. Thune responded to the president's demand. The exchange occurred on Monday.
Trump defends his economic policies and tariffs during Michigan visit to General Motors
Trump visited Michigan, a state with a significant auto industry presence, and defended his economic policies, including tariffs. He argued these policies have revived American manufacturing and the auto industry. Some businesses have said the tariffs, including those on Canada, have negatively affected Michigan.
Trump says peace talks with Iran are on. Tehran denies it
President Trump stated that talks with Iran are taking place or that he supports new talks, while Iran denied that direct talks are occurring.
One shooter in custody, another still on the loose after gunfire breaks out at Seattle festival
A shooting occurred at a food festival near Seattle's Space Needle. Three people were killed and four others were injured. Police say at least two shooters were involved, with one suspect in custody and one at large.
Sunday, July 26, 2026
Netanyahu to visit Washington as New York trip draws scrutiny
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is making a visit to the United States, including a meeting in Washington with President Trump.
US pauses strikes on Iran after 13 consecutive nights of attacks
After 13 consecutive nights of tit-for-tat strikes between the US and Iran, both sides paused military action over the weekend. Officials cited concerns about dwindling US munitions stockpiles as a factor in the pause.
Netanyahu: Mamdani 'fomenting hate'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly accused NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani of 'fomenting hate' or antisemitism. This followed Mamdani's earlier threat to arrest Netanyahu, based on an International Criminal Court warrant, which Mamdani later acknowledged he lacked legal authority to carry out. Mamdani had previously accused Netanyahu of being a war criminal.
Trump’s mail voting order could leave states with different election rules
A federal appeals court left in place (upheld) a lower court ruling that blocked key parts of President Trump's executive order on mail-in voting. Trump is seeking to have the Supreme Court intervene in the dispute. The blocked provisions relate to a federal voter list and restrictions on who can receive a mail ballot in certain states before the midterms.
Saturday, July 25, 2026
Appeals court upholds injunction on President Trump's mail-in voting order
On Saturday, a federal appeals court upheld a lower-court injunction blocking President Trump's executive order on mail-in voting rules. The Trump administration/DOJ has indicated it may take the case to the Supreme Court. The dispute comes ahead of upcoming midterm elections.
Maine Democrats pick Troy Jackson to take over from Platner in Senate race
Maine Democrats selected Troy Jackson, a progressive former state Senate president, as their nominee for the U.S. Senate race, replacing Graham Platner. Jackson was chosen by delegates at a convention in Bangor on Saturday and will face Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins in the general election.
Hawaii Lt. Gov. indicted in alleged bribery scheme
Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, a Democrat, was indicted following a state investigation. The allegations involve bribery connected to campaign finance contributions and a COVID-19 testing contract dating to 2022, when she was a state lawmaker.
Friday, July 24, 2026
Trump orders Smithsonian to post warnings about 'inaccurate' US history
President Trump ordered federal officials to place signs outside the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. The signs are meant to address content the administration considers 'inaccurate.' This follows ongoing disagreement between the Trump administration and the Smithsonian over how American history is portrayed.
Trump vows to investigate EU over fining of US tech companies
President Trump said the United States would investigate the European Union's trade practices in relation to fines imposed on US tech companies, including Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon. Trump called for those fines to be reversed.
Former NFL star Tony Romo arrested for driving intoxicated
Tony Romo, a former NFL quarterback, was arrested Thursday night near/in Milwaukee on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.
Trump refuses to give up on tariffs — a pillar of his economic legacy
President Trump implemented new tariffs on numerous major U.S. trading partners, timed to take effect as a previous set of tariffs ended or was invalidated.
US hits dozens of countries with new wave of tariffs
The Trump administration imposed a new wave of tariffs affecting dozens of countries (reported as more than 80 by one outlet). These measures replace an earlier temporary/blanket global tariff that had been introduced in February and was struck down by the US Supreme Court. Forced labour concerns were cited as a rationale.
Minnesota man convicted of killing Democratic lawmaker and her husband gets two life sentences
Vance Boelter was sentenced Thursday to two life terms in prison for shootings involving Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. Boelter admitted to or was convicted of the killings, which included a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband. Additional prison time beyond the life terms was also imposed.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Trump expanding pledge to keep AI data centers from costing Americans more
President Trump has been expanding a pledge intended to protect Americans from rising costs associated with AI data centers, including electricity costs. The pledge was first announced in March with participation from AI and tech companies, and nearly 200 entities have now signed on.
Jim Jordan accuses Jack Smith of lying to Congress, calls for DOJ investigation
House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan referred former Special Counsel Jack Smith to the Justice Department for possible prosecution. The referral is based on closed-door testimony regarding whether Smith obtained records of lawmakers while investigating former President Trump's efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss. Jordan alleges Smith was untruthful in that testimony.
DOJ drops subpoenas against 3 New York Times reporters
The U.S. Department of Justice withdrew subpoenas that had been issued to New York Times reporters. The subpoenas were related to reporting about Air Force One.
Oil prices hit $100 for the first time since May
Brent crude oil prices rose above $100 a barrel on Thursday, the first time since May. Houthi rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for attacking two oil tankers in the Red Sea. President Trump warned of a 'major military punishment' if the Houthis attack another ship.
Secret Service agent placed on leave following leak involving Vance’s security detail
A member of the U.S. Secret Service assigned to Vice President JD Vance's security detail is under investigation in connection with a leak involving security information.