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Volume 2 • Issue No. 218 • Updated Thursday, August 6, 2026 at 06:26 AM UTC

Strait of Hormuz deal reportedly near as US and Iran signal progress

Iran and the US say a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be announced soon, though either side may need to make concessions.

Sources: AP News


Israeli soldiers killed in Lebanon, first since June truce with Hezbollah

Two soldiers were killed in Lebanon, marking the first Israeli deaths since the June truce with Hezbollah.

Sources: AP News


Trump suggests he may push oil prices higher despite economic concerns

President Trump said 'we may have to' send oil prices higher during a speech touting the economy.

Sources: AP News


Judge dismisses Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy case, criticizes Justice Department

A federal judge dismissed a Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy case, criticizing the Justice Department's handling.

Sources: AP News


Senate panel to vote on contempt for Fauci over refusal to answer questions

A Senate panel is set to vote on holding Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt for not answering questions.

Sources: AP News


AP Exclusive: Trump's immigration crackdown detains over 50 military spouses and parents

An AP investigation found that more than 50 military spouses and parents have been detained under Trump's immigration policies.

Sources: AP News


Hiroshima marks 81st atomic bombing anniversary; mayor deplores nuclear weapons

Hiroshima commemorated the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing, with the mayor condemning the pursuit of nuclear weapons.

Sources: AP News


New images reveal sun's surface in unprecedented detail

Scientists captured the most detailed images of the sun's surface using a telescope in Hawaii.

Sources: AP News


Ariana Grande's new video ignites debate on body and beauty standards

Ariana Grande's latest video has sparked discussions about body image and beauty standards.

Sources: AP News


FIFA president Infantino retains support amid controversies

Gianni Infantino received internal backing to remain FIFA president despite criticism over failed World Cup stake sale and other issues.

Sources: AP News