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AdImpact reports more than $6.2M in Democratic ad reservations for the Maine Senate race were removed days before a rape allegation against Graham Platner became public, prompting scrutiny of vetting and party strategy.
NYPD bodycam footage shows Emergency Service Unit officers talking with and pulling a woman to safety atop the Brooklyn Bridge during evening rush hour. Officials praised the calm, patient response and urged those in crisis to seek help.
On the final day of the NATO summit, President Trump held bilateral talks — including with Erdoğan and Zelenskyy — as Kyiv warned it is critically low on Patriot interceptor missiles and leaders pressed allies on defense spending.
Two new reports accuse Graham Platner of nonconsensual condom removal and a rape allegation. Major endorsements were withdrawn as a July 13 party replacement deadline approaches.
NYC officials confirm 14 cases in a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak tied to parts of the Upper East Side and a stretch of Central Park. Anyone in the area should monitor for fever, cough, chills and seek care if ill.
The 4th of July Fly Over app (by Shawn Chittle) helps National Mall spectators follow the Freedom 250 nine-hour aerial schedule with adjustable countdowns, aircraft info and quick bookmarking.
An international fleet of roughly 20 tall ships arrived at Sandy Hook for Sail4th 250. The weekend features a Tall Ships Parade led by the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Eagle, plus naval and aerial reviews.
Washington, D.C. agreed to a $50,000 settlement with Sam O Hara, who sued after being detained while trailing National Guard troops and playing the Darth Vader theme. The suit alleged unlawful detention and excessive force.
Two people were arrested at the South Windsor Costco after police say they tried to use Costco fraudulent credit cards at self-checkout. Officers found 28 alleged stolen financial documents and reported active out-of-state warrants.
The San Francisco archdiocese settlement would pay $395 million to about 530 survivors, require apology letters, publish an accused clergy list and ban confidentiality agreements, pending U.S. Bankruptcy Court approval.
