Politics

Government and Policy, Elections, Regulation and International Relations.

  1. Kevin M. Warsh testified before Congress for the first time as Fed Chair, emphasizing the commitment to price stability and current interest rates.

  2. Kalshi's futures trading volume surpassed $5.5 billion in two weeks. World Cup markets reportedly reached $7 billion weekly, according to reports.

  3. A new appointment has been made for Colombia's foreign minister, according to government announcements. Strengthening U.S. relations is a key focus.

  4. A report details assisted spelling techniques for nonspeaking autistic individuals. Experts discuss the ongoing debate about their effectiveness.

  5. Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow suspended her U.S. Senate campaign on July 5, 2026, leaving two candidates for the Democratic primary.

  6. A forensic anthropologist from Scotland, Sue Black's book An Expert Witness is scheduled for release in July 2026, according to reports.

  7. A federal judge blocked USPS mail-in voting restrictions, citing a 2021 settlement on election mail delivery, according to court documents.

  8. A statement outlines Alcoa's agreement to acquire South32’s mining and refining assets for $4.1 billion, according to reports.

  9. The Quantum Genesis Initiative aims to develop a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2028, as outlined in an executive order signed by Trump.

  10. The Makerfield by-election was won by Andy Burnham on June 19, 2026. His inaugural leadership address is scheduled for Monday, according to reports.