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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - ‘A ticket to nowhere’: Colorado’s Democrat Gov. Jared Polis slams socialism | American Agenda

Colorado Democrat Gov. Jared Polis joined “American Agenda” to break down the perils of socialism and why he believes free-market capitalism is essential for sustaining economic prosperity.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Zach Kaplan) - Eggs sold in 7 states recalled over potential salmonella contamination

More than 1.5 million dozens of recalled eggs were produced and distributed by farms in Texas.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Steph Whiteside) - FDA investigating second cyclospora outbreak of 72 cases

The cause is unknown. This is a separate outbreak of the diarrhea-causing parasite that was linked to shredded lettuce.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Five friends drowned in Ohio river rescue chain as children watched from shore

Five adults drowned one after another in the Scioto River in Powell, Ohio, after jumping in to save a struggling swimmer, leaving their young children stranded on the bank, screaming for help no one could give in time. The chain of deaths began around 9 p.m. on a Sunday evening when one member of a […] The post Five friends drowned in Ohio river rescue chain as children watched from shore appeared first on American Almanac .

Five adults drowned one after another in the Scioto River in Powell, Ohio, after jumping in to save a struggling swimmer, leaving their young children stranded on the bank, screaming for help no one could give in time. The chain of deaths began around 9 p.m. on a Sunday evening when one member of a group of friends waded into the river and started fighting the current. Two others rushed in to help. When they, too, went under, the final two adults entered the water. None of the five made it back to shore. On the nearby bank, children who had come with the group watched it all happen. One child ran along a road in a panic until a passing motorist spotted the boy and called 911. Emergency radio traffic captured the scale of the disaster in…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - GOP senators admit they're flying blind on party's first-ever midterm convention in Dallas

Republican lawmakers say they have almost no details about the party's unprecedented midterm convention scheduled for September in Dallas, even as organizers sell VIP packages topping $250,000 and pitch the event as a turning point for the 2026 elections. The two-day gathering, set for September 9 and 10 at American Airlines Center, is supposed to […] The post GOP senators admit they're flying blind on party's first-ever midterm convention in Dallas appeared first on American Almanac .

Republican lawmakers say they have almost no details about the party's unprecedented midterm convention scheduled for September in Dallas, even as organizers sell VIP packages topping $250,000 and pitch the event as a turning point for the 2026 elections. The two-day gathering, set for September 9 and 10 at American Airlines Center, is supposed to rally the Republican base ahead of November's midterm contests. President Trump himself announced the event in late June, calling it "a truly Historic Event" that has "never been done before." But with roughly six weeks to go, GOP senators who spoke to the Daily Mail offered a striking range of responses, from vague enthusiasm to outright bewilderment. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, whose home state…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Missouri attorney general sues Kansas City over race-based contracting program

Missouri's Republican attorney general filed a federal lawsuit alleging Kansas City's minority business contracting program discriminates against white people and men, and the city's Democratic mayor fired back, calling it a "political stunt." Attorney General Catherine Hanaway brought the suit this week on behalf of a Kansas City salvage company and its owner, claiming the […] The post Missouri attorney general sues Kansas City over race-based contracting program appeared first on American Almanac .

Missouri's Republican attorney general filed a federal lawsuit alleging Kansas City's minority business contracting program discriminates against white people and men, and the city's Democratic mayor fired back, calling it a "political stunt." Attorney General Catherine Hanaway brought the suit this week on behalf of a Kansas City salvage company and its owner, claiming the city's Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise program violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The program, which has existed in some form for more than three decades, sets goals for how much contracting money flows to businesses owned by minorities and women. Hanaway wants a federal judge to permanently bar the city from considering race…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Ocasio-Cortez draws bipartisan fire over misleading claim that defense bill would 'merge' U.S. military with Israel's

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced sharp pushback from Republican lawmakers and a Trump administration official after claiming the House defense bill would fuse American and Israeli military forces, a characterization multiple officials called flatly dishonest. The New York Democrat posted on X ahead of the House vote on the fiscal year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, […] The post Ocasio-Cortez draws bipartisan fire over misleading claim that defense bill would 'merge' U.S. military with Israel's appeared first on American Almanac .

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced sharp pushback from Republican lawmakers and a Trump administration official after claiming the House defense bill would fuse American and Israeli military forces, a characterization multiple officials called flatly dishonest. The New York Democrat posted on X ahead of the House vote on the fiscal year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, warning that the legislation "includes a provision to merge parts of our military with the IDF." She called the measure "an existential threat to American sovereignty and democracy" and urged every member of Congress to vote no. The House passed the sweeping defense bill on a 219, 206 vote with the contested provision, Section 219, intact, Fox News Digital reported…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jonah Adams) - ACLU intervenes in Wisconsin restroom lawsuit, argues Supreme Court trans sports ruling has no bearing on locker rooms

The ACLU has jumped into a federal lawsuit over biological males in girls' restrooms at a rural Wisconsin school district, filing a friend-of-the-court brief that dismisses the Supreme Court's recent ruling against males in girls' sports as irrelevant. The civil liberties organization submitted a revised amicus brief on behalf of the Gay Straight Alliance for […] The post ACLU intervenes in Wisconsin restroom lawsuit, argues Supreme Court trans sports ruling has no bearing on locker rooms appeared first on American Almanac .

The ACLU has jumped into a federal lawsuit over biological males in girls' restrooms at a rural Wisconsin school district, filing a friend-of-the-court brief that dismisses the Supreme Court's recent ruling against males in girls' sports as irrelevant. The civil liberties organization submitted a revised amicus brief on behalf of the Gay Straight Alliance for Safe Schools, or GSAFE, in the case against the New Richmond School District, a lawsuit brought by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty on behalf of parents and female students who say the district's bathroom policy violates Title IX. The ACLU's central argument: the Supreme Court's June 30 decision in B.P.J., which upheld state bans on biological males in women's sports ,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Obama Presidential Center subcontractor shuts down, lays off 25 workers over $4 million payment dispute

A Chicago plumbing contractor that helped build the Obama Presidential Center has closed its doors and laid off 25 union workers after racking up nearly $4 million in losses on the project, and the Obama Foundation says the construction manager, not the foundation, handles payments. Mike Owen spent months trying to resolve the money quietly. […] The post Obama Presidential Center subcontractor shuts down, lays off 25 workers over $4 million payment dispute appeared first on American Almanac .

A Chicago plumbing contractor that helped build the Obama Presidential Center has closed its doors and laid off 25 union workers after racking up nearly $4 million in losses on the project, and the Obama Foundation says the construction manager, not the foundation, handles payments. Mike Owen spent months trying to resolve the money quietly. He negotiated with Lakeside Alliance, the joint venture managing construction at the center in Jackson Park on Chicago's South Side. When those talks went nowhere, he went public. When a promised $100,000 payment failed to arrive before the center's grand opening on June 19, he pulled the plug. On June 25, Owen suspended operations at Adamson Plumbing Contractors, sent home 25 union workers, walked…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Stephen A. Smith defends ESPN after latest layoffs: 'Business is business'

ESPN's highest-paid personality publicly backed the network's decision to cut staff, including his own colleague Ryan Clark, calling the era of endless hiring "long gone" even as he admitted the move stung. Stephen A. Smith used his personal YouTube show and podcast, "Straight Shooter with Stephen A. Smith," on Tuesday to address ESPN's latest round […] The post Stephen A. Smith defends ESPN after latest layoffs: 'Business is business' appeared first on American Almanac .

ESPN's highest-paid personality publicly backed the network's decision to cut staff, including his own colleague Ryan Clark, calling the era of endless hiring "long gone" even as he admitted the move stung. Stephen A. Smith used his personal YouTube show and podcast, "Straight Shooter with Stephen A. Smith," on Tuesday to address ESPN's latest round of layoffs head-on. The "First Take" star defended the network's leadership, acknowledged the financial pressures driving the cuts, and singled out NFL analyst Ryan Clark, one of the employees let go that day, as someone he personally fought to keep. ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro, meanwhile, sent an internal memo attributing most of the job losses to the network's recent merger with NFL Network,…Open