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July 2026

U.S. and Mexico Restart USMCA Talks With Cars and Jobs on the Line

Third bilateral round in Mexico City takes up autos, steel, agriculture and labor as the 16-year extension of the trade pact remains unresolved

Middle East Tensions Push Oil Past $90, Triggering Fears of Gas Price Spikes

Brent settled at $91.01 and WTI at $84.91 on Tuesday after a tenth day of U.S. airstrikes and Houthi threats against Saudi shipping

Manhattan Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Reaches Four Fatalities as Case Count Hits 76

City officials tested 183 cooling towers and found 76 positive for Legionella, while reporting no new symptom onset in more than a week

Extreme Heat Grips Miami as Tropical Storm Bertha Takes Shape in the Gulf — Path Map

Officials keep a dual watch over dangerous heat across Miami-Dade and Broward and a tropical system that has strengthened into Bertha in the Gulf

$264M Global Launch: Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” Shatters Career Box Office Records

“The Odyssey” Earns 95% on Rotten Tomatoes as Nolan’s Highest-Rated Film Yet

Tate Brothers Arrested in Miami as the U.K. Escalates Its Prosecution

Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were taken into custody in Miami on Saturday by U.S. federal authorities, part of an extradition effort driven by the United Kingdom after a sweeping expansion of the rape and sex-trafficking charges the pair now face

Army Veteran in Custody After Fire Is Set at Manhattan’s 26 Federal Plaza

The FBI identifies the suspect as a former Army missile mechanic with a history of anti-ICE activism after flames climbed the 26 Federal Plaza facade in Lower Manhattan

UK’s Amnesty International Withdraws Report That Branded Christian Groups As Anti-Rights

Amnesty International UK voiced regret over the release of a report that classed dozens of Christian, pro-life and gender-critical organizations as part of an anti-rights movement