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Trump warns Iran talks are ‘last chance’ to end war — oil prices rise as Tehran denies negotiations
President Donald Trump has warned that the latest round of negotiations with Iran are the “last chance” to bring an end to the five-month conflict.
Analysis: Federal Reserve may be pulled into Bessent’s effort to support Japan’s yen
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wants to defend the yen without selling Treasuries into a sensitive U.S. bond market. The Federal Reserve could help.
Trump sours on Pirro over Reflecting Pool case, won’t say her job is safe
President Donald Trump said Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, “choked” and “folded like an umbrella” in the Reflecting Pool case.
Michigan confirms first two deaths in cyclospora outbreak
The Michigan Health Department said that both individuals had underlying health conditions.
Twenty five states sue Trump administration over latest global tariffs
Twenty five states sued the Trump administration, arguing its latest global tariffs unlawfully replace duties already struck down by courts.
FAA clears smallest Boeing 737 Max to fly after years of delays
Airlines can finally start flying passengers soon after planes are certified, but it can take them months to work them into schedules.
Jay Clayton sworn in as U.S. director of national intelligence
Senate Republicans confirmed Clayton despite opposition from Democrats, who criticized him for refusing to directly acknowledge Trump’s 2020 election loss.
White House to host AI companies Tuesday to review new model-testing framework
President Donald Trump’s June executive order directed officials to develop a process to evaluate the cybersecurity capabilities of advanced AI models.
Senate appears ready to advance Blanche after Cornyn strikes deal
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, a key holdout on confirming Todd Blanche for attorney general, struck a deal to end the controversial “anti-weaponization fund.”
ChatGPT dominates early AI spending in Congress as lawmakers weigh regulation
At least 70 House offices used identifiable AI tools in early 2026, with Democrats leading visible spending and broader use likely undercounted.