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YOUTUBE (The Hill) - President Trump's global tariff push faces new legal test | THE GAVEL

A deadline is closing in on President Trump’s global tariff push, and the next move could bring fresh legal challenges. The Hill’s Zach Schonfeld looks at what’s at stake as the clock runs out. #presidenttrump #trump #tariffs #trumptariffs #globaltariffs #thegavel

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Melania Trump files for sanctions against Michael Wolff over Epstein-linked allegations he made

Her legal team argued the first lady should be granted the sanctions because Wolff allegedly manufactured a jurisdictional dispute in an attempt to keep the case in New York state court, used litigation for improper purposes and made a "frivolous" claim.

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - U.S. forces conduct next round of strikes on Iranian military targets

Fighting in the region resumed last week after negotiations failed to end the conflict, which was in a state of nominal ceasefire for months. In June, the countries signed a memorandum of understanding extending the ceasefire by 60 days.

AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - U.S. workers are staying in unwanted jobs for health insurance

Almost a quarter of workers in the U.S. — 23 million adults — are experiencing "job lock ," staying in roles they don't want to avoid losing health insurance benefits, according to a new Gallup analysis . Why it matters: Women and people who have chronic health conditions feel the burden most because health care costs limit their career mobility , wage growth and life satisfaction . By the numbers: Almost half (48%) of respondents who described health care as a "major financial burden" are staying put in unwanted jobs. - Fifty-three percent of U.S. workers who experience "a lot of stress" because of health care costs keep unwanted jobs to maintain their insurance. - About 44% who have personal or household medical debt say they…

Almost a quarter of workers in the U.S. — 23 million adults — are experiencing "job lock ," staying in roles they don't want to avoid losing health insurance benefits, according to a new Gallup analysis . Why it matters: Women and people who have chronic health conditions feel the burden most because health care costs limit their career mobility , wage growth and life satisfaction . By the numbers: Almost half (48%) of respondents who described health care as a "major financial burden" are staying put in unwanted jobs. - Fifty-three percent of U.S. workers who experience "a lot of stress" because of health care costs keep unwanted jobs to maintain their insurance. - About 44% who have personal or household medical debt say they…Open

NPR (Eric McDaniel) - House passes Pentagon funding and limits on stock trades in a last dash before recess

Republicans passed a more than $1-trillion Pentagon bill alongside a budget blueprint that would let them bypass Democrats and unlock other funds for the Iran war and Trump's election overhaul bill.

Republicans passed a more than $1-trillion Pentagon bill alongside a budget blueprint that would let them bypass Democrats and unlock other funds for the Iran war and Trump's election overhaul bill.Open