Biden faces growing calls to drop re election bid
A widening bloc of Democratic lawmakers urged President Biden to bow out of the 2024 race while Biden, recovering from COVID-19 at his Delaware beach house, insists he will campaign again next week. He cites a Trump “dark vision” as motivation as colleagues assess risks to party chances.
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Trump recalls shooting details amid vague policy hints
Milwaukee crowd hails Trump as a living martyr after a rare injuries recount while avoiding specifics on policy. He pledges to unite Americans and touts plans to curb inflation cut energy costs and secure the border with limited concrete detail.
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Drone strike hits Tel Aviv as Yemen-Houthi attack claims first life
An Iranian-made drone launched from Yemen struck central Tel Aviv near the U.S. Embassy, killing one and injuring at least ten. The attack marked the Houthis’ first lethal strike into Israel, despite prior drones failing to breach Israel’s air defenses. The Israeli military investigates how the drone crossed defenses and reached the city.
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Gershkovich sentenced to 16 years in Russia on espionage
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was convicted Friday of espionage in Yekaterinburg and sentenced to 16 years in a maximum security prison. The verdict, rejected by his employer and the U.S. government as fabricated, came in a swift, highly politicized trial.
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