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Don Jr.'s investment firm posts a 200% return: Jr. leads 1789 Capital, which has repeatedly bought shares in private companies before they've gone public, "often by leveraging their political and business connections to secure a stake." Many of those companies have major federal contracts.

Reuters: U.S. PROSECUTORS WILL WITHDRAW SUBPOENAS AGAINST NEW YORK TIMES REPORTERS IN TRUMP FLIGHT LEAK PROBE, COURT HEARING

BREAKING: MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Man who killed Democratic Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman is sentenced to two life terms plus 40 years in prison.

BREAKING: For the second time in as many months, the House just voted to curb Trump's authority in Iran. The measure cleared 214-208, with four Republicans joining all Democrats in support.

BREAKING: NEW YORK (AP) - International benchmark oil prices cross $100 a barrel again as violence escalates in the Middle East.

FLAG: Jim Jordan has sent a letter to Todd Blanche referring Jack Smith for criminal charges. Jordan claims "sufficient evidence exists for the DOJ to examine" whether Smith intentionally made false statements to Congress as a way to obstruct oversight. No such evidence exists.

A federal magistrate judge has ruled that Trump must turn over detailed financial information in connection with his defamation lawsuit against the BBC. The decision opened the door for the BBC to explore the finances of more than 400 companies owned by a Trump family trust.

The Justice Department is conducting a criminal investigation into Republican Rep. Cory Mills. Mills is also being investigated by the House Ethics Committee, which is looking into allegations that include campaign finance violations, sexual misconduct, and accepting improper gifts.

Alexander Kolodin, who led several lawsuits to overturn the results of the 2020 and 2022 elections in Arizona, just won the Republican nomination for secretary of state in Arizona.

Andy Biggs, who played a central role in Trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election results, just won the Republican primary for governor in Arizona.

BREAKING: The U.S. attorney in Washington state who was fired by Trump just 54 minutes after assuming the office has filed a lawsuit challenging his removal — signaling the first legal challenge to the termination of this kind.

Trump is now comparing the number of U.S. soldiers who died during his war with Iran to those who died in past U.S. wars. He's also not calling it a war (it's a war).

A federal appeals court has upheld the criminal conviction of Trump aide Peter Navarro for defying a subpoena from the Jan. 6 Committee.

Trump was asked if there'll be consequences for China after he claimed without evidence that China interfered in the 2020 election. His response: "We're going to talk to them about it. It took place a long time ago. I think China is maybe a little bit different today than it was then."

WSJ: Frank Bisignano — Trump's CEO of the IRS and commissioner of the Social Security Administration — snooped on rival executives when he was co-chief operating officer of JPMorgan Chase over a decade ago, using his authority over the security department to access internal emails.

A GOP senator recited the Declaration of Independence — next to a Confederate flag. As he stood feet from the flag, Sen. Dan Sullivan spoke about the principle that all people are "created equal" and guaranteed the right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." www.ms.now/news/dan-sul...

MIAMI (AP) - Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate make first court appearance since arrest on rape and sex trafficking charges.

Reuters: JUDGE ORDERS PARAMOUNT TO TEMPORARILY PAUSE WARNER BROS ACQUISITION IN CALIFORNIA LAWSUIT TO ALLOW FURTHER PROCEEDINGS

BREAKING NYT: The Trump admin sought the phone records of several Times journalists and their relatives — including one reporter's mother — in its effort to unmask the confidential sources who had provided information for articles about the security capabilities of Trump's new Air Force One jet.

Two political action committees affiliated with Trump paid nearly $8 million in legal bills over the first six months of this year. In total, Trump's political committees have spent more than $100 million on legal bills since the 2020 election.