Today's Top Stories
Live updates: U.S. stock market and global trade partners react to Trump’s new tariffs - AP News
Reactions to Trump's new tariffs are mixed. While some economists believe they will improve the global economic situation, others predict negative consequences for the US. Global trade partners are also reacting to the significant tariff hikes and their potential impact on various industries.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, funder of NPR and PBS, says it will shut down after Congress cut money - NBC News
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), which funds NPR and PBS, will shut down following Congressional funding cuts. This decision is attributed to reduced funding and alleged targeting by the Trump administration.
Four people dead in Montana bar shooting, suspect at large - CNN
Four people were killed in a shooting at a Montana bar. The suspect remains at large, prompting a manhunt. This incident marks the ninth mass murder in the US in 2025.
Ghislaine Maxwell moved from Florida to women's prison in Texas - BBC
Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has been transferred from a Florida prison to a minimum-security federal prison camp in Texas. This move has drawn criticism from Epstein victims and their families.
Biden warns of ‘dark days’ under Trump - Politico
Former President Biden delivered a speech warning of "dark days" under Trump's potential return to power. He highlighted the existential fight facing marginalized groups and the need for new heroes to defend them. Reports also mention a perceived slurring in his speech.
Trump redeploys nuclear submarines after ex-Russia leader’s menacing tweet - The Guardian
Trump ordered the repositioning of nuclear submarines following a perceived threat from former Russian President Medvedev. This action has sparked controversy, with some criticizing it as irresponsible and escalating tensions.
Senate unlocks ‘minibus’ deal , prepares to advance three spending bills - Politico
The US Senate reached a deal to approve three spending bills before their August recess. This "minibus" deal unlocks funding for various government programs, although a separate agreement on nominations remains elusive.
In a Plot Twist, George Mason’s Politically Embattled President Gets a Raise - The Chronicle of Higher Education
The president of George Mason University received a pay raise despite facing criticism over his views on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The university board also voted to end some DEI initiatives, sparking debate about political pressure on higher education.
Person shot, killed after crashing through Davis-Monthan Air Force Base barrier - ABC15 Arizona
A person was shot and killed by security forces after crashing through a barrier at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona while attempting unauthorized entry.
Baby born from decades-old frozen embryo thought to be longest storage before a birth - CBS News
A baby born in Ohio from a nearly 31-year-old frozen embryo is believed to be the oldest embryo ever used to result in a live birth, breaking previous records. The event is being described as remarkable and unprecedented.