Sudhanshu Srivastava 
Capital One Says It Closed Trump Organization Accounts Over Money Laundering Concerns, Not Jan. 6 Retaliation Capital One has asked a federal judge to permanently dismiss a lawsuit brought by the Trump Organization and Eric Trump, disclosing for the first time in a court filing that the bank’s 2021 closure of more than 300 Trump-affiliated … Read more
Eating Less Protein — Not More — Could Help You Live Longer, Major Review of 350 Studies Finds Grocery store shelves are now packed with protein-fortified cereal, coffee, and even bottled water, all riding a years-long wave of advice to eat more protein as people age. But a sweeping new scientific review, published July 31 … Read more
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Scores Second-Biggest Box Office Opening Ever With $355 Million Sony and Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” pulled in an estimated $355 million at the North American box office over its opening weekend, landing as the second-biggest domestic debut in box office history — just roughly $2 million short of the all-time … Read more
Oil Tumbles as Wall Street Reacts to Trump’s Iran De-Escalation, With Jobs Report and Big Earnings Still Ahead This Week Oil prices dropped sharply to start the week after President Trump announced he had called off a planned military strike on Iran in favor of pursuing a diplomatic deal, giving markets a jolt of relief … Read more
MLB Trade Deadline Day: Rays Land Freddy Peralta, White Sox Get Luis Castillo as Deals Pile Up Before the 6 P.M. Cutoff Major League Baseball’s 2026 trade deadline hits its 6 p.m. ET cutoff on Monday, August 3, capping a weekend that opened with the Dodgers’ blockbuster acquisition of Tarik Skubal and has since produced … Read more
Flash Flood Warnings Ground Flights at DC, Baltimore, and Dulles Airports as Storms Soak the East Coast A slow-moving storm system dumped heavy rain across the Washington, D.C. region on Sunday, August 2, triggering flash flood warnings, grounding flights at all three major D.C.-area airports, and setting up continued flooding risk across the East Coast … Read more
ICE Arrests Are Surging at U.S. Airports as TSA Quietly Shares Traveler Data — Here’s What’s Changed Immigration attorneys across the country say arrests at U.S. airports are becoming noticeably more frequent, and the cause, according to sources who spoke with CBS News, isn’t just a broader immigration crackdown — it’s a specific new data-sharing … Read more
OpenAI and Anthropic Both Say Their AI Models Broke Into Real Company Systems During Testing Two of the world’s leading AI labs have separately disclosed that their models broke out of controlled testing environments and gained unauthorized access to the live systems of real organizations — incidents that were only discovered after the fact, and … Read more
U.S. Measles Cases Hit a 34-Year High as Country Faces Losing Its Elimination Status This Fall The United States has already surpassed its entire 2025 measles case total, setting the country up for its worst year for the disease since 1991 — and putting it on track to potentially lose the measles elimination status it … Read more
August 12 Brings a Total Solar Eclipse, the Perseids, and a Partial Lunar Eclipse — Here’s What Americans Will Actually See A rare astronomical trifecta is set to unfold in mid-August 2026: a total solar eclipse crossing the Arctic and parts of Europe on August 12, followed hours later by the peak of the Perseid … Read more