Spending the day with this incredible family, and the other families of our fallen heroes, was an honor.

Their loved ones' ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.

President Trump will make sure
America never forgets the names of these great patriots.

Karoline Leavitt

NEW: A Virginia State Police (VSP) trooper was sent to the hospital after a group of teens in a reported stolen car led authorities on a high-speed chase through Fairfax and Prince William counties and ended in a crash overnight.

It happened around 1:21 a.m. July 22 when VSP officials were told that a stolen vehicle was seen traveling south on Interstate 395 in Fairfax County.

Troopers found the vehicle on southbound I-95, south of the Springfield Interchange, and tried to stop it.

Police said the driver, identified as a Maryland teen, refused to pull over, prompting a chase that reached speeds over 130 mph.

The vehicle got off I-95 at Exit 150 and hit another vehicle before continuing onto Minnieville Road, according to police.

A trooper tried to stop the car, but the teenage driver kept going and got back on I-95, this time heading north.

Police said troopers attempted to box the car in, but the driver, allegedly rammed a state police cruiser and pushed it into a concrete barrier.

The stolen car traveled about another 100 yards before coming to a stop.

The trooper was taken to a nearby hospital, treated, and released, according to VSP. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

https://wjla.com/news/local/virginia-state-police-stolen-car-pursuit-high-speed-chase-trooper-injured-fairfax-county-prince-william-interstate-95-395-130-mph-maryland-teen-juveniles-youth-crimes-hospital-investigation

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OMG! Please please don't nominate Kamala ! LOL

When you steal an ATM but get run over in the process FAFO

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#2A: Refuse to be a victim by exercising your Second Amendment rights. 🇺🇸

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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GOD IS GOOD!!!

Good night to all! 😴

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Thursday: the latest this morning on Tropical Storm Bertha. Extreme heat, flash flooding potential too.

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BREAKING: The number of people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles is expected to increase this year after two consecutive years of declines, according to multiple sources familiar with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority’s latest point-in-time count.

The source says the number of people sleeping on the street increased by roughly 8% compared to 2025

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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Stolen LAPD cruiser found in Orange County. The vehicle was stolen near BMO Stadium before it was located in San Juan Capistrano.

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BREAKING: "An unprecedented cyber incident."

OpenAI says one of its AI models hacked into another AI company during internal testing.

The victim, Hugging Face, says it had already detected the intrusion last week and suspected an autonomous AI agent was behind it.

OpenAI said the intrusion was caused by a combination of its AI models, which used stolen credentials and a previously unknown vulnerability to access Hugging Face servers.

“AI is accelerating the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities,” OpenAI said in its statement. “The primary lesson from this incident is that model security and safety must keep pace with rapidly advancing capabilities.”

The incident adds to growing concerns over AI security, just weeks after President Trump signed an executive order requiring federal vetting of the most advanced AI models before public release.

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BREAKING: 5.0 magnitude earthquake rattles Texas Panhandle this morning, strongest ever recorded in the region.

Did you feel that? There has reportedly been an earthquake this morning outside of Miami, Texas around 5:21 this morning.

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BREAKING: West Hollywood is dealing with what looks like another water main break. Crews are on-site at Santa Monica Boulevard and Laurel Avenue, where water is pooling in intersections and driveways. This is about a mile away from last week’s Sunset Boulevard pipe burst, where repair crews were still working as of Thursday.

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NEW: Gang Member Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit; Three Special Interest Aliens from China Apprehended

As part of Gov Greg Abbott’s Operation Lone Star to enhance border security and public safety, TxDPS Troopers arrested a documented gang member from Houston following a high-speed pursuit in Maverick County.

The arrest resulted in the apprehension of eight illegal immigrants—including five from Mexico and three Special Interest Aliens from China.

Texas DPS remains committed to working alongside our law enforcement partners to disrupt transnational criminal organizations, combat human smuggling, and keep dangerous criminals off our streets.

The mission continues.

Lt. Chris Olivarez

Our thoughts and prayers are with the men, women, and families of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department after two officers were shot in the line of duty overnight.🙏🏻

BREAKING OVERNIGHT: On July 22, 2026, shortly before 10:30 p.m., Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) East District officers responded to reports of a disturbance between multiple people in the 8000 block of E 37th Street. A 911 caller reported that a male involved was possibly armed with a gun. 

Officers arrived on the scene and encountered a male outside. During the encounter, the male fired shots, striking two IMPD officers. At least three officers returned fire, striking the suspect at least once. 

Officers rendered medical aid to both the injured officers and the suspect. One officer was transported to an area hospital by a fellow officer in a patrol car while medics transported the other officer. Both officers are in stable condition. The suspect was transported by medics to an area hospital, where he was pronounced deceased.

The suspect’s firearm was located at the scene. Photos can be viewed on IMPD News.

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WATCH LIVE: Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Briefs Members of the Media, Jul. 23, 2026

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PressSec: "A little more than a year after President Trump signed the Working Families Tax Cuts into law, this historic legislation continues to deliver on its promise, unleashing a genuine boom for American workers, families and small businesses. The numbers speak for themselves. This was the biggest tax refund season in American history, with the average refund exceeding $3,400—an 11% increase over the last year."

PressSec highlights how some of our nation's manufacturers are benefiting from the Working Families Tax Cuts — which gives them the certainty they need to grow and invest in their operations here at home.

PressSec: "POTUS will expand the Ratepayer Protection Pledge to governors, state legislatures, developers and power providers to ensure that everyone involved in building and powering data centers pays their own way instead of passing those costs onto working families... Nearly 200 additional stakeholders have signed on since it was first announced... As a result, the pledge now covers 80% of all the power delivered to American homes and businesses. President Trump’s bold leadership is turning data centers from a source of concern into engines of growth and opportunity for communities across this country, all while cementing America’s dominance over China in the global AI race."

"This President and this White House want the government to remain open, unlike the Democrats in this town, who have been acting as obstructionists."

PressSec: It's completely unacceptable to have noncitizens on American voter rolls voting in U.S. elections. She says it's 6,600. We suspect it's a heck of a lot more. POTUS is hellbent on getting to the bottom of this, and it's also why we need to pass the SAVE America Act!

PressSec: "President Trump's patience is running out. He wants to see as much of the SAVE America Act passed as possible by the August recess. He knows that's what the American people want. The House did its job; the Senate needs to do its job, too."

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