Day: July 13, 2026
After high-profile performers abruptly quit, Trump’s Great American State Fair is scrambling to draw attendees, raising questions about planning, politics, and the event’s future.
FactCheck.org examines Trump’s claims about soaring crime in Chicago, revealing how selective data and missing context distort the city’s actual crime trends and statistics.
An Air Force officer was arrested at the U.S. Capitol after publicly calling for former President Donald Trump’s impeachment, authorities said, prompting security concerns and an ongoing investigation.
Car prices in America are soaring as supply chain disruptions, higher interest rates and rising production costs squeeze buyers, reshaping who can afford a new or used vehicle.
Qatar’s purchase of a minority stake in Washington’s NFL and NBA franchises has ignited controversy, raising fresh concerns over foreign influence, human rights, and the future of U.S. sports ownership.
Six people were arrested after alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, an incident Donald Trump seized on to criticize public safety and federal oversight.
OpenAI has reportedly offered a 5% company stake to the Trump administration in a bid to ease regulatory pressure in Washington, CNBC reports, raising fresh questions over tech-political ties.
The Washington Examiner’s “Patriot Games” explores partisan battles over national identity, election integrity, and security, revealing how political theater shapes public trust.
Trump advances a “drill baby drill” agenda with Venezuela oil deals, sparking criticism from U.S. producers who say the move undercuts domestic energy jobs and investment.
Michele Kang is set to acquire Olympique Lyonnais in a deal that would end John Textor’s ownership, signaling a major shake-up in the club’s leadership and future strategy.
NATO Secretary General meets President Trump in Washington, emphasizing that Europe is increasing defense spending and contributions to collective security under the transatlantic alliance.