Graham inspected a drone factory in Ukraine yesterday. Russia blew up that facility today. Then, tonight, it is announced that Graham is dead from a "sudden illness". No more details
I'd say there is a decent chance that Russia blew up Lindsey Graham.
Brazil's leading presidential candidate, Flávio Bolsonaro, says that if he is elected, he will build his country into the "Kingdom of Israel" based on his Christian Zionist beliefs.
He says the 120,000 Jews living in Brazil will be better taken care of than his own citizens.
"I will not only restore these ties, but I will expand them."
🇺🇸🇷🇺 US CONGRESS CLAIMS DEAL WITH WHITE HOUSE ON TOUGHER RUSSIA SANCTIONS
Lawmakers in Washington say they've reached an agreement with the White House to push forward tougher sanctions legislation targeting Russia.
The bill in question was first introduced in early April 2025. It proposes a staggering 500% import tariff on any country that continues buying Russian oil, gas, uranium, or other goods, effectively threatening to punish India, China, and dozens of other nations for maintaining energy trade with Moscow.
Despite two U.S. aircraft carriers—the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS George H.W. Bush—and one of the heaviest U.S. air deployments of the conflict, the U.S.-backed Omani corridor still remains virtually empty.
Sentinel-2 imagery dated July 10 shows the USS Abraham Lincoln operating roughly 250 km off Iran's coast near Chabahar, while the USS George H.W. Bush has been located just 162 km away, with both carrier groups reportedly accompanied by destroyers and an oiler, well within heavy Iranian strike range.
MarineTraffic data over the past 24 hours shows just five merchant vessels completed the Strait of Hormuz transit—and all five used Iran's northern traffic separation scheme.
One vessel, Jin Zeng 5, initially appeared to route through the U.S.-backed southern Omani corridor, but altered course before entering the Strait and instead completed its transit via Iran's northern route.