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ICE detentions hit record high as agency faces lawsuits over abuse
ICE detained record numbers in July, expanding enforcement to airports and new targets. The agency now faces a nationwide ACLU legal challenge and a wrongful death lawsuit after a Haitian woman died following her release in freezing temperatures.
Capital One closed Trump Organization accounts after anti-money laundering probe
Capital One says it shut down the Trump Organization's accounts following an internal anti-money laundering review. The bank denied political motivations but cited compliance concerns.
Judge reviewing whether DOJ over-redacted Epstein documents in unsealing
A federal judge is reviewing claims that the DOJ excessively redacted the Epstein files during their release. Multiple sources report massive redactions and missing documents raising concerns about potential obstruction.
FBI investigating cyberattacks on water facilities across seven states
The FBI warned of cyberattacks hitting water systems in at least seven states, with Iran suspected as the primary threat. Trump disputed the attribution, claiming the attacks were politically motivated.
DOJ drops vandalism case against former Olympian, cites flawed Reflecting Pool renovation
The DOJ dropped charges against a former Olympic athlete accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool, claiming the pool's renovation was structurally flawed. Trump rebuked the decision, calling it a letdown.
Wildfires across Europe and U.S. kill dozens as conditions worsen
Major fires burned over 250,000 acres in Washington state, destroying 600+ structures and forcing thousands to evacuate. In Greece, two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air near Athens while battling wildfires, killing two people.
Trump cancels Iran strikes, claims 'perimeters of deal' agreed as tensions remain high
Trump announced he's calling off planned military strikes on Iran, saying negotiations for a new deal are underway. Iran denies any agreement, maintaining the rhetoric remains tense.
Three killed in shooting at Idaho In-N-Out Burger, gunman dies by suicide
A gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three and wounding seven. An armed off-duty trooper and civilian distracted the shooter before he took his own life.
Rep. Max Miller denies abuse allegations as Sen. Moreno calls for his resignation
Senator Bernie Moreno called on Rep. Max Miller to resign over domestic abuse allegations. Miller denied the charges, while details of the relationship and accusations emerged publicly.
RFK Jr. clashes with CNN host over COVID vaccine stance in heated exchange
RFK Jr. and CNN's Dana Bash engaged in a tense 15-minute clash over measles vaccination and COVID policies. The confrontation highlighted tensions over public health messaging.
72 migrants die in massive border rush at Spanish enclave Ceuta
At least 72 migrants died during a chaotic rush to enter Ceuta, Spain's North African territory. Spain erected a sea barrier and most migrants have since left, but the incident exposed humanitarian failures.
Suicide bombing kills 14 outside police station in Pakistan's Swat Valley
A suicide bomber killed at least 14 people at an anti-militant rally outside a police station in Swat. The attack wounded another 20, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.