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AXIOS (Andrew Solender) - Democrats squirm over vote to shut off aid to Israel

An upcoming House vote on a measure blocking U.S. aid to Israel has Democrats divided over how far they should go to signal displeasure with the Netanyahu government. Why it matters: The vote is revealing just how much anxiety Democratic lawmakers have about the growing anti-Israel sentiments coming from their grassroots base. - "Even I'm a lean yes and think it's a crappy amendment," said one House Democrat, speaking on the condition of anonymity to offer candid thoughts on their vote. - "For me, it's more of a signal that something needs to change and we can't just provide aid despite how it's being used," the lawmaker said, predicting "at least 40" of their colleagues will vote for the measure. Driving the news: The House is…

NYTIMES (Eric Lipton and John Yoon) - Trump Paid $2 Million by South Korean Company Facing Trade Investigation

The payment illustrates the minefield Mr. Trump has created by maintaining personal financial ties with foreign businesses while he is in office.

DAILYCALLER (Paris Apodaca) - Trump Admin Hails ‘Freedom Fuel’ Stations Offering Gas Fifty Cents More Than It Was When Iran War Began

‘$3.47 for our 47th President’

The first Freedom Fuel Network gas station opened amid gas prices still significantly higher than they were before the Iran war broke out. One of 25 gas stations opened yesterday in Philadelphia offering gas for $3.47 — 33 cents lower than the national average — which the White House said was in honor of President Donald Trump being the 47th U.S. leader. However, the national average gas price was $2.98 two days before the Operation Epic Fury was announced in February, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA). “The FIRST Freedom Fuel Network gas station has LANDED in Philadelphia, lowering the price at the pump to $3.47 for our 47th President,” the White House wrote on X on Tuesday. (RELATED: Trump Accuses Gas…Open

DAILYCALLER (Leena Nasir) - REPORT: ‘Storage Wars’ Star Darrell Sheets Left Suicide Note, Argued With Son Before Death

‘I could not take anymore the Facebook bulling’

Newly released police records reportedly revealed that “Storage Wars” star Darrell Sheets left a suicide note before taking his own life April 22 at the age of 67. The Lake Havasu City Police incident report indicated that investigators discovered the handwritten note inside a black basket in a bathroom closet close to where Sheets’ body was located, according to TMZ. “I could not take anymore the Facebook bulling, fuck you [redacted],” the note said, according to police. The report indicated that the handwriting seemed shaky. Sheets’s “Storage Wars” costar Rene Nezhoda alleged that he was facing online bullying, prompting an investigation into the matter. Sheets’s girlfriend also alleged that he argued with his son just…Open

WAR (Army Staff Sgt. Seth LaCount, Kosovo Force Regional Command East) - Skyfall Simulation: NATO Partners Rehearse Downed Aircraft Response

Kosovo Force Regional Command East's Task Force Aviation and multinational partners conducted a downed aircraft exercise near Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo, rehearsing search and rescue, medical evacuation and aircraft recovery procedures following a simulated UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter hard landing.

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Trump, Graham, and the Questions That Won't Go Away | The NEWSMAX Daily (07/14/2026)

On the July 14, 2026 episode of The NEWSMAX Daily, host Tony Marino covers President Trump’s exclusive interview with Greg Kelly discussing the latest U.S. military operations against Iran and his reflections on the passing of longtime ally Senator Lindsey Graham. The episode also looks at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C., renewed questions surrounding the Butler assassination attempt two years later, tributes to Lindsey Graham from Capitol Hill, today's inflation report, and the latest developments from the White House.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - ICE temporarily halts most vehicle stops after Maine shooting: reports

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has privately directed its officers to temporarily pause traffic stops in the wake of two deadly shootings, though the agency would not confirm the directive publicly. Sources confirmed to NewsNation, The Hill’s sister outlet, that such stops would be temporarily halted nationwide. Read more: https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/5967520-ice-traffic-stops-shootings/