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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - U.S. forces hit Iranian missile depots and air defenses for eighth straight night after two troops killed in Jordan

American fighter jets and warships pounded Iranian military targets for the eighth consecutive night Saturday, striking coastal surveillance stations, air defense sites, maritime facilities, and missile and drone storage depots in a sustained campaign that shows no sign of slowing. The latest wave of strikes began at 6 p.m. and ran until approximately 11:30 p.m., […] The post U.S. forces hit Iranian missile depots and air defenses for eighth straight night after two troops killed in Jordan appeared first on American Almanac .

American fighter jets and warships pounded Iranian military targets for the eighth consecutive night Saturday, striking coastal surveillance stations, air defense sites, maritime facilities, and missile and drone storage depots in a sustained campaign that shows no sign of slowing. The latest wave of strikes began at 6 p.m. and ran until approximately 11:30 p.m., as the New York Post reported , with U.S. Central Command releasing video on X showing explosions ripping through mountainous terrain inside Iran. The strikes came one day after an Iranian ballistic missile and drone attack on Muwawffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan killed two U.S. service members, left a third missing in action, and sent four others to Jordanian hospitals. Those four…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Netanyahu's office rebukes NYC Mayor Mamdani over ICC arrest threat

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office fired back Sunday at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani after the Democratic mayor called Netanyahu a "war criminal" and said his administration was exploring whether it could arrest him during an expected visit to the city. The response, posted on X, dismissed the International Criminal Court warrant Mamdani […] The post Netanyahu's office rebukes NYC Mayor Mamdani over ICC arrest threat appeared first on American Almanac .

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office fired back Sunday at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani after the Democratic mayor called Netanyahu a "war criminal" and said his administration was exploring whether it could arrest him during an expected visit to the city. The response, posted on X, dismissed the International Criminal Court warrant Mamdani invoked as illegitimate and accused the mayor of using the controversy to distract from his own record. The clash sets up what could become an extraordinary diplomatic confrontation ahead of the U.N. General Assembly in September, when Netanyahu is expected in New York. And the reaction was bipartisan, with even prominent Democrats lining up to call Mamdani's posture reckless. …Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Hawaii Supreme Court justice uses criminal ruling to launch broadside against Roberts Court

A Hawaii Supreme Court justice devoted nearly a tenth of a 91-page criminal opinion to accusing the U.S. Supreme Court of racism, democratic sabotage, and constitutional betrayal, then declared that Hawaii's courts will chart their own course, free of guidance from the nation's highest bench. Justice Todd Eddins, appointed in 2020 by former Democratic Gov. […] The post Hawaii Supreme Court justice uses criminal ruling to launch broadside against Roberts Court appeared first on American Almanac .

A Hawaii Supreme Court justice devoted nearly a tenth of a 91-page criminal opinion to accusing the U.S. Supreme Court of racism, democratic sabotage, and constitutional betrayal, then declared that Hawaii's courts will chart their own course, free of guidance from the nation's highest bench. Justice Todd Eddins, appointed in 2020 by former Democratic Gov. David Ige, authored the majority opinion in State v. Granillo, which ordered a new trial for a man convicted in 1990 of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman on Maui. The legal basis for the new trial was straightforward: an FBI expert's hair and fiber evidence relied on forensic science that has since been discredited. Eight or nine pages of the opinion, however, had nothing to do…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - L7 bassist Jennifer Finch dies at 59, just days after revealing aggressive brain cancer diagnosis

Jennifer Finch, the bassist who helped power L7 through the grunge era and into rock history, is dead at 59, only four days after she went public with the news that she was fighting an aggressive form of brain cancer. Her family announced the death on her social media accounts, asking for privacy as they […] The post L7 bassist Jennifer Finch dies at 59, just days after revealing aggressive brain cancer diagnosis appeared first on American Almanac .

Jennifer Finch, the bassist who helped power L7 through the grunge era and into rock history, is dead at 59, only four days after she went public with the news that she was fighting an aggressive form of brain cancer. Her family announced the death on her social media accounts, asking for privacy as they grieve a woman whose life spanned far more than a single decade of loud guitars. The announcement, first reported by Page Six , came through an Instagram post from Finch's loved ones on July 16, 2026. The speed of her decline, from public disclosure to death in roughly four days, left fans, fellow musicians, and the broader rock community with almost no time to process the news before it became a eulogy. Her family's statement was brief…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Jelly Roll films 'Hands Up' video inside San Quentin with incarcerated musicians

Grammy-nominated country artist Jelly Roll debuted a new music video Friday for his song "Hands Up," filmed entirely inside San Quentin Rehabilitation Center in San Francisco, a setting that carries personal weight for a singer who spent time behind bars himself before breaking into mainstream music. The video, released on YouTube, shows the artist born […] The post Jelly Roll films 'Hands Up' video inside San Quentin with incarcerated musicians appeared first on American Almanac .

Grammy-nominated country artist Jelly Roll debuted a new music video Friday for his song "Hands Up," filmed entirely inside San Quentin Rehabilitation Center in San Francisco, a setting that carries personal weight for a singer who spent time behind bars himself before breaking into mainstream music. The video, released on YouTube, shows the artist born Jason DeFord arriving at the prison, reciting a prayer in voiceover, and performing alongside incarcerated men who serve as his backing band. In footage described by Good Morning America , Jelly Roll greets inmates in the prison canteen, shakes hands, and joins them as they hold instruments, a visual that lands differently when the man on camera has worn the same kind of uniform. Jelly…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Bruno Mars returns to London with hits, romance, and a Paddington Bear at Wembley

Bruno Mars stepped onto the Wembley Stadium stage on July 18 for the first time in eight years, opened with a prayer video filmed in a church, and then spent two hours and fifteen minutes reminding 75,000 fans why he set the record for the largest single-day ticket sales in Live Nation history. The six-night […] The post Bruno Mars returns to London with hits, romance, and a Paddington Bear at Wembley appeared first on American Almanac .

Bruno Mars stepped onto the Wembley Stadium stage on July 18 for the first time in eight years, opened with a prayer video filmed in a church, and then spent two hours and fifteen minutes reminding 75,000 fans why he set the record for the largest single-day ticket sales in Live Nation history. The six-night London residency marks Mars' first UK appearance since July 2018, a gap the performer filled by launching Silk Sonic with Anderson.Paak, racking up global hits with Lady Gaga and Rosé, and building a live-show reputation that apparently translates into record-breaking ticket demand across North America, Europe, and the UK. In a cultural moment when legacy pop acts routinely sell out stadium residencies, the Wembley run is worth…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - WATCH LIVE: World Cup final between Argentina and Spain underway

Grammy award-winning artist Jennifer Hudson kicked off the game with a performance of the U.S. National Anthem

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - 'I'm not taking $50M of corruption money': Sen. candidate Abdul El-Sayed talks contrast from Stevens

Michigan democratic candidate for US Senate Abdul El-Sayed talks about the contrast between his campaign and his opponent's, Rep. Haley Stevens. When asked about the message of his campaign, he says, "I think if more politicians stop thinking about the future of a party and start thinking about the future of the people that they represent, I think we make a lot better decisions, and we might actually find a future that the party needs and deserves." He says he cares about the future of Michiganders, not specifically the Democratic Party. #michigan #elections #primary #democrats