Coverage centers on Todd Blanche's Senate confirmation as Attorney General and its political fallout, alongside a foodborne cyclospora outbreak tied to Taco Bell lettuce. Internationally, outlets track Iran-linked Houthi attacks and Strait of Hormuz demands, Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian conditions, election violence in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, and a wildfire evacuation in southern France, alongside routine reports from federal agencies and other domestic and legal stories.

The Nation
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In a leaked phone call, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the administration is working to ensure the Dobbs decision “becomes permanent in every single state.” He acknowledged that “we don’t have complete victory yet,” but promised religious leaders on the call, “Victory

CBS News
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Palestinian families gathered along the beach in Gaza City to escape the scorching summer heat, bringing their children to cool off as temperatures soar and makeshift tents trap the heat. https://t.co/fs7x3GjmzP

The White House
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“No dream is too big, no challenge is too great. Nothing we want for our future is beyond our reach.” https://t.co/PADrGZI6J6

AFP News Agency
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards say that they will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz until the United States complies with a list of demands, including paying compensation for war damage. https://t.co/JHxeynKcuL https://t.co/ewZaffaYrX

POLITICO
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Sen. Bill Cassidy says Blanche vote was not ‘black-and-white’ https://t.co/Bff3xhDrJK

Financial Times
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Dozens of people have been killed in election clashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the highest death toll there in decades and a serious political test for Islamabad’s military-backed government https://t.co/7aDqvM1kI1 https://t.co/KTVoRbaAaD

The Economist
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Unpleasant as it is, Canadians should hope that their prime minister’s resolve holds. Register for free to learn why https://t.co/zkIDgd6JEU

The Washington Post
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Cyclospora can survive sewage treatment in small quantities, and crops are sometimes irrigated with treated water. That’s why experts are pointing to sewage contamination as a plausible theory for the current outbreak. https://t.co/Xdp4NPW4I2
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