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Tuesday, July 7, 2026
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Trump attends NATO summit in Turkey, defense spending demands

Trump Presses NATO Allies on Defense Spending at Turkey Summit

At a NATO summit in Turkey, President Trump renewed his demand that allied nations spend more on their own defense, raised the prospect of selling F-35 jets to Turkey, and revisited familiar themes from troop levels in Europe to his interest in Greenland.

12 outlets reporting
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Graham Platner sexual assault allegation, Maine Senate race

Democratic Leaders Urge Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner to Withdraw After Assault Allegation

A growing group of Democratic leaders, including Bernie Sanders, Zohran Mamdani, and Chuck Schumer, has called on Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to end his campaign following a sexual assault allegation. Platner said he is weighing his options rather than deciding immediately.

11 outlets reporting
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Preliminary hearing in Charlie Kirk killing case

Preliminary Hearing Opens in Charlie Kirk Killing as Prosecutors Present Evidence

Prosecutors offered the first extended public look at their case against Tyler Robinson, charged in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, at a preliminary hearing centered on video and a reconstruction of the defendant's movements.

6 outlets reporting
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Manhattan high-rise evacuated over buckling structural columns

Midtown Manhattan High-Rise Evacuated After Workers Report Buckling Columns

A Midtown Manhattan high-rise was evacuated after construction workers reported cracks and buckling in structural columns. The FDNY established a collapse zone around the building, which records indicate had been the subject of prior safety issues.

5 outlets reporting
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Nigel Farage resigns as MP, plans by-election campaign

Farage Resigns as MP and Plans to Run Again in By-Election

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has resigned his seat in Parliament and announced he will stand again in the by-election his departure triggers, framing the contest as a choice between voters and the political establishment.

4 outlets reporting
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