Coverage clusters around President Trump's renewed effort to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook, ongoing Israeli attacks in Lebanon amid diplomatic talks, and the Twin Falls, Idaho mass shooting investigation. Other stories touch on U.S. politics (Texas Senate race), economic data (jobs report), extreme heat and wildfire trends, and sports/entertainment items including UEFA's Infantino controversy.

NBC News
@NBCNews · 9.3M followers
In the wake of sometimes dayslong blackouts in Cuba, fueled by the oil blockade imposed by the Trump administration in January, Cubans are planning their lives around the lights turning back on. https://t.co/ry9nbyL0Du

CBS News
@CBSNews · 9.7M followers
U.S. intelligence agencies warn Putin could test NATO by authorizing provocative actions. https://t.co/R89xhhXLCG

Mother Jones
@MotherJones · 725.4K followers
Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) previously denied a report, also alleged in court records, that he pushed a girl down a flight of stairs in high school. But the woman recently told Mother Jones the alleged incident remains "one of the more traumatic nights of my life." Inside the

Forbes
@Forbes · 20.3M followers
Social media's mad scientist attracts more than 57 million YouTube subscribers with his high-production, educational stunts. Mark Rober's team of 100 produces seven-figure episodes to teach core scientific concepts: building a roller coaster to teach physics, escaping Alcatraz https://t.co/5PMxfAmjua

Sky News
@SkyNews · 9M followers
Infantino denies UEFA paid off alleged mistress while he was general secretary https://t.co/FNKpC2X31i

The Washington Post
@washingtonpost · 19.3M followers
As wildfires have become more frequent and intense, places like Spokane, Washington — communities that once rarely burned or that many people considered to be safe — are now more vulnerable. https://t.co/CUdjV9Wzoi

MarketWatch
@MarketWatch · 4.6M followers
July's soft jobs report removes some of the urgency for a September rate hike https://t.co/YIhM62TXZR

The New Yorker
@NewYorker · 8.3M followers
A species of toxic caterpillar is invading Berlin—and spreading through Europe. Each insect has 800,000 microscopic hairs that can be projected through the air, travel several hundred metres, and pass through clothing to make contact with skin. https://t.co/yhX9bxgobF https://t.co/pEwJvCxNjs
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