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REDSTATE (Bob Hoge) - It's War: Trump Formally Notifies Congress US-Iran Conflict Has Reignited, 60-Day Countdown Starts Now

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Court Revives Autism and ADHD Lawsuits Against Tylenol.

A federal appeals court has reinstated lawsuits claiming Tylenol use during pregnancy is linked to autism and ADHD.

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A U.S. appeals court has overturned a previous dismissal of lawsuits against Tylenol manufacturers , allowing claims that the drug’s use during pregnancy is linked to autism and ADHD to proceed. The court found that the lower court improperly excluded scientific evidence presented by the plaintiffs’ expert witnesses. DETAIL: The decision comes amid ongoing debate over the safety of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, known as paracetamol in Europe, during pregnancy. While some studies suggest a potential risk , major pharmaceutical corporations and medical organizations maintain that Tylenol has not been proven unsafe for pregnant women. The appeals court emphasized that their ruling does not…Open

ABCNEWS - 2 arrested on evidence-tampering charges after Texas teen's drowning

Police allege the suspects discarded the 18-year-old's cellphone and clothing after his death at Lake Ray Hubbard.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Could Lindsey Graham's death shatter Senate GOP agenda?

The sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) will have ripple effects on the GOP agenda in the coming weeks, as Washington mourns one of its most outspoken dealmakers and defense hawks. Graham had risen to become one of the most influential voices among Senate Republicans since he was first elected to the chamber more than 20 years ago, becoming a top ally for President Trump. The senator’s office announced Graham died Saturday evening from a “brief and sudden illness” at the age of 71. Read more: https://thehill.com/newsletters/morning-report/5965272-lindsey-graham-death-gop-agenda-senate/ #LindseyGraham #Senate #Graham #Trump #Congress #Republicans

STRIPES (John Vandiver) - Video of US flag desecration by Somali army trio sparks uproar amid stepped-up support | Stars and Stripes

Troops involved in a video that showed the American flag being stepped on and kicked were detained and an investigation is underway, the Somali defense ministry said.

STRIPES (Rose L. Thayer) - 1 person dies in flash flooding at Texas Air Force Base | Stars and Stripes

The person, who has not been identified, was in a vehicle on Hall Street at Lackland Air Force Base.

STRIPES (Corey Dickstein) - ‘Like a God-gun’: Armor unit adopts Switchblade kamikaze drones | Stars and Stripes

The Switchblade 600 is a GPS-guided loitering munition with an anti-armor warhead. Troops found out quickly how useful they can be in combat.

STRIPES (Lara Korte) - Sea drone strike on Iran marks first US combat use of cutting-edge craft | Stars and Stripes

3 Corsair drones targeted the port at Bandar Abbas Naval Base, striking a submarine and ship maintenance facility situated in the Strait of Hormuz.

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (The American Conservative) - TAC Media Appearances: 7/6–7/13

See what TAC staff have been up to this week. The post TAC Media Appearances: 7/6–7/13 appeared first on The American Conservative .

- Executive Director Curt Mills appeared on War Room with Steve Bannon to discuss whether Iran is threatening to assassinate President Donald Trump - Mills was quoted in POLITICO on how the Iran War and failed peace talks are affecting Vice President J.D. Vance’s position for the 2028 presidential election - Contributor Harrison Berger appeared on Al-Arabiya English to discuss how the United States’ relationship with Israel is changing - Berger and Associate Editor Joseph Addington interviewed Nate Soares, the president of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, on the dangers of AI for TAC Right Now - Mills appeared on Eventual to discuss Trump’s options for dealing with Iran The post TAC Media Appearances:…Open

AXIOS (Hans Nichols) - Senate looks to honor Graham with Russia sanctions

Senators from both parties are rallying around a revised Russia sanctions package to honor the legacy of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). Why it matters: Bipartisanship is in short supply in the Senate. Graham's sudden death may briefly revive it. - Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) said passing the updated sanctions bill — which has 85 cosponsors — "would be a great tribute to the legacy of Lindsey." - "I urge Senator Thune, in honor of Lindsey, to put the Russia sanctions bill on the floor immediately," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said. "It will pass overwhelmingly and help our allies in Ukraine." - "This would be a good way to show us in a bipartisan way coming together on something that he was…