Karen Read grand juror to plead guilty to leaking information  - BOSTON (Court TV) — A woman who served as a grand juror in Karen Read‘s case has been charged with leaking sensitive information and has agreed to plead guilty, according to reports. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts announced that a criminal contempt charge was filed against Jessica Leslie....

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 Justice Department Highlights DEA Drug Seizures for First Half of 2025, Successful Operations Over the Last Several Weeks  - WASHINGTON — Today, Attorney General Pamela Bondi highlighted the great work of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to get illegal drugs off our streets and protect innocent Americans from addiction, overdose, and drug-related crime and violence. Since January 20, 2025, DEA has seized approximately...

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 Germany top court dismisses case challenging US use of air base for drone attacks  - The German Federal Constitutional Court on Tuesday dismissed a constitutional complaint brought by two Yemeni citizens regarding the United States’ use of a German air base to deploy drones. The Second Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court, Germany’s highest court, delivered the judgment in the...

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 Alleged Victim Speaks Out After Nicole Callaham’s Bond Hearing  - Grant Strickland, the alleged child victim of Nicole Callaham, speaks out about his experience to raise awareness. (7/15/25)

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 U.S. Chamber, AmCham Brazil Urge U.S.-Brazil Trade Talks  - WASHINGTON, D.C. AND BRASILIA, BRAZIL – The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Chamber of Commerce in Brazil (AmCham Brazil) issued the following statement following President Donald Trump’s announcement of a proposed 50% tariff rate on Brazil starting August 1. “The U.S. Chamber and AmCham...

 Taipower's Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 Ceases Operation as 40-Year License Expires Diversified Dispatch with Gas and Renewables to Secure Stable Supply

 Witness: Man Would Not Have Stopped Choking Girl if I Hadn’t Stepped In  - Josh Wagner recalled seeing a grown man choking a teen girl outside Timberline High in Washington State. Wagner said he intervened, held the man down, and said the girl’s face was changing colors as she appeared to lose consciousness. (7/14/25)

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 Measure Twice, Cut Once: How Measuring Molecular ‘Scissors’ Can Further Groundbreaking Research  - A NIST researcher solved a measurement mystery that can help with the development of medical treatments.

 US county official refuses to enforce Texas sanction against doctor in abortion case  - Taylor Bruck, the Ulster County, New York Court Clerk, refused to docket an order for summary judgment against Dr. Margaret Carpter on Monday. The order imposed a $100,000 sanction against Carpenter, a New York physician, for providing mifepristone, an abortion medication, to a Collin County, Texas, resident....

 Mother now facing murder charge connected to baby’s June hot car death  - BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (Scripps News Group) — A Bakersfield mother accused of leaving her children in a hot car, resulting in the death of one child, admitted to police she understood the risks but believed the air conditioning would remain on, according to testimony heard Tuesday. Maya Hernandez appeared...

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 U.S. Chamber Statement: DIGNITY Act of 2025  - WASHINGTON, D.C.—U.S. Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President and Chief Policy Officer Neil Bradley released the following statement today following the bipartisan introduction of the DIGNITY Act by Representatives María Elvira Salazar (FL-27) and Veronica Escobar (TX-16):“The U.S. Chamber of...

 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Statement For the Record for the July 15th House Financial Services Committee Hearing  - The U.S. Chamber of Commerce (Chamber) is pleased to submit this statement for the record for the July 15th hearing of the House Financial Services Committee. The Chamber appreciates the Committee’s ongoing work to examine the effect that the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection...

 ICE memo approves third‑country removals with six‑hour notice  - A leaked internal memo obtained Sunday revealed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has authorization to deport individuals to a “third country,” or nation other than one’s country of origin, with just six hours’ notice “in exigent circumstances.” While standard protocol allows...

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 Judge denies Stephan Sterns’ request to be unrestrained during trial  - KISSIMMEE, Fla. (Court TV) — A judge denied a motion Monday to allow Stephan Sterns to be free from physical restraints during his upcoming trial on multiple sex abuse charges. Sterns, 39, appeared in an Osceola County courtroom wearing an orange jumpsuit and shackles for the motion hearing before Judge...

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 Letter to Congress on Water Infrastructure Priorities  - This letter was sent to Congress on funding for water infrastructure priorities and programs Read More

 Reports due in July  - Every committee registered with the FEC has a report due this month — either a July 15 Quarterly , a July 20 Monthly or a July 31 Mid-Year . Read more

 Xi Rumors  - + an epic Bill Bishop rant and Politburo Regulations

 Three MS-13 Members Charged with Racketeering Conspiracy Involving Murder  - Three alleged members of the notorious gang La Mara Salvatrucha , commonly known as MS-13, made their initial appearance in the District of Maryland yesterday for their role in a racketeering conspiracy, including murder and drug trafficking.

 Striking Out on Unemployment Insurance for Striking Workers  - Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has made it clear to employers and lawmakers nationwide that unemployment insurance is not intended to serve as a strike fund. Read More

 California Man Pleads Guilty in Connection with $16M Hospice Fraud Scheme and Money Laundering Scheme  - A California man pleaded guilty today in connection with his role in defrauding Medicare of nearly $16 million through sham hospice companies and laundering the fraudulent proceeds.

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 Missing Child: Where is Wicahpito G. Rowland?  - 14-year-old Wicahpito G. Rowland is missing out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. (7/15/25)

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 Trump threatens Russia trade partners with severe tariffs if nation fails to make peace  - US President Donald Trump announced Monday that the US will place harsh tariffs on Russia’s oil trading partners if no peace deal is reached between Russia and Ukraine within 50 days. Trump declined to say which particular states would be targeted during a White House press conference with NATO General...

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 Appeal hearing for 13 pro-democracy activists begins in Hong Kong national security case  - The appeal proceedings of 13 individuals, part of Hong Kong’s landmark national security case in which 47 pro-democracy activists were convicted, commenced on Monday. Amnesty International stated the hearing was a “pivotal chance to correct mass injustice.” The court will hear the appeals of 12...

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 FL v. Shelby Nealy: In-Law Massacre Sentencing  - PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. (Scripps News Tampa Bay) — The penalty phase for a man who pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife and her family is underway in Florida. A jury will decide if Shelby Nealy should be sentenced to death or spend life in prison for the murders of Richard Ivancic, Laura Ivancic and...

 France signs agreement establishing a “State of New Caledonia”  - Representatives of France and the Caledonian political forces signed an agreement on Saturday establishing a “State of New Caledonia” within the republic. French President Emmanuel Macron hailed the agreement, which was reached after 10 days of discussions, as “historic.” He stated, “The time...