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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Trump's America: Tough on Iran, Tougher on Socialism | The NEWSMAX Daily (08/04/2026)

On the August 4, 2026 episode of The NEWSMAX Daily, host Tony Marino covers President Trump's latest comments on Iran negotiations, his warning that Tehran has a "last chance" to reach an agreement, and his criticism of record oil company profits as energy prices continue to fall. Tony also previews primary elections in five states, highlighting Michigan's closely watched Senate and gubernatorial races, while examining unrest in Madison, Wisconsin, and Carl Higbie's analysis of the armed citizen credited with helping stop a deadly shooting in Idaho. Subscribe for more daily conservative news, analysis, and commentary from NEWSMAX. CHAPTERS 00:00 - Opening & Today's Headlines 00:39 - Trump on Oil Prices and Iran Talks 05:12 - Military…

THEFEDERALIST (Breccan F. Thies) - Senate Advances Todd Blanche Nomination for Attorney General

Blanche advanced out of committee, but there are more Senate Republicans whose support is unclear to confirm him in a floor vote.

NYTIMES (John Yoon and Jun Michael Park) - How the Mohegan Tribe Lost a Billion-Dollar Casino in South Korea

Inspire Entertainment Resort — an alternative to Macau, the world’s gambling capital — was supposed to be a “transformational” project for the Native American tribe.

NYTIMES (Nate Cohn and C.J. Robinson) - How Well Is the Progressive Left Actually Doing?

Its wins have been largely confined to highly educated and heavily Democratic parts of urban America. But two races could change that.

NYTIMES (Emily Davies and Annie Karni) - Max Miller Shrugs Off Trump’s Warning and Pushes Ahead in Ohio

Republicans hoped a shove from President Trump would persuade the embattled congressman to drop his re-election bid in the face of abuse allegations. It hasn’t happened.

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Spokane bootmaker opens doors to wildland firefighters as fires destroy hundreds of homes

A family-owned bootmaking shop near Spokane, Washington, has become an unlikely refuge for exhausted wildland firefighters battling a complex of blazes that have destroyed more than 700 homes and forced nearly 65,000 evacuations. The Spokane Complex Fire, a cluster of 14 active wildfires burning across eastern Washington, remained at zero percent containment as crews fought […] The post Spokane bootmaker opens doors to wildland firefighters as fires destroy hundreds of homes appeared first on American Almanac .

A family-owned bootmaking shop near Spokane, Washington, has become an unlikely refuge for exhausted wildland firefighters battling a complex of blazes that have destroyed more than 700 homes and forced nearly 65,000 evacuations. The Spokane Complex Fire, a cluster of 14 active wildfires burning across eastern Washington, remained at zero percent containment as crews fought through punishing heat and terrain in early August 2026. Amid the chaos, a local bootmaker stepped up, taking in firefighters who needed rest, gear, and a place to regroup. NBC News reported that the facility opened its doors to crews who had been working around the clock with little relief. The gesture, small-scale, voluntary, and entirely private, stands in sharp…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sarah May) - Federal judge blocks New York's mask ban on ICE agents, citing Constitution's supremacy clause

A federal judge struck down New York's law banning federal agents from wearing face coverings during immigration operations, the second time a court has blocked a blue-state attempt to dictate how federal officers dress on the job. U.S. District Judge Mae D'Agostino issued a preliminary injunction Monday blocking key provisions of New York's law that […] The post Federal judge blocks New York's mask ban on ICE agents, citing Constitution's supremacy clause appeared first on American Almanac .

A federal judge struck down New York's law banning federal agents from wearing face coverings during immigration operations, the second time a court has blocked a blue-state attempt to dictate how federal officers dress on the job. U.S. District Judge Mae D'Agostino issued a preliminary injunction Monday blocking key provisions of New York's law that barred federal agents from wearing masks and required them to display visible identification during enforcement operations. The ruling, handed down in the Northern District of New York, found that the federal government is likely to succeed at trial in proving the measures violate the Constitution's supremacy clause, the bedrock principle that prevents states from regulating federal law…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - El Niño, Saharan dust, and wind shear keep the Atlantic hurricane season remarkably quiet

The Atlantic basin has produced just two named storms heading into August, with a strengthening El Niño, persistent Saharan dust, and punishing wind shear combining to suppress tropical development even as waves continue rolling off the African coast. FOX Weather hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross put the situation bluntly: the National Hurricane Center "continues to show […] The post El Niño, Saharan dust, and wind shear keep the Atlantic hurricane season remarkably quiet appeared first on American Almanac .

The Atlantic basin has produced just two named storms heading into August, with a strengthening El Niño, persistent Saharan dust, and punishing wind shear combining to suppress tropical development even as waves continue rolling off the African coast. FOX Weather hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross put the situation bluntly: the National Hurricane Center "continues to show crickets across the Atlantic, the Caribbean and the Gulf into this weekend." That assessment covers millions of square miles of open ocean, and none of it, for now, is producing anything close to a hurricane threat. The quiet stretch is unusual but not unexplained. FOX Weather meteorologist Stephen Morgan broke down the three forces acting as a roadblock: El Niño's…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - House Ethics Committee recommends censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards over sexual harassment findings

The House Ethics Committee found "substantial reason to believe" that Rep. Chuck Edwards violated House rules on sexual harassment and recommended the full chamber censure the North Carolina Republican, a move Edwards's campaign says "completely exonerates" him. The committee released its report Monday after reviewing nearly 1,500 pages of evidence and conducting 16 witness interviews, […] The post House Ethics Committee recommends censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards over sexual harassment findings appeared first on American Almanac .

The House Ethics Committee found "substantial reason to believe" that Rep. Chuck Edwards violated House rules on sexual harassment and recommended the full chamber censure the North Carolina Republican, a move Edwards's campaign says "completely exonerates" him. The committee released its report Monday after reviewing nearly 1,500 pages of evidence and conducting 16 witness interviews, including one with Edwards himself. The investigation concluded that Edwards engaged in what the panel called "persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct" toward two young female staffers in his congressional office. The committee said it would bring a privileged resolution before the House chamber when members return from recess later this month. …Open