News for July 10, 2025

Aerial images show how flash floods in Central Texas swept away RVs and homes, including major damage at Blue Oak RV Park and HTR TX Hill Country Campground.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is moving ahead with layoffs and a major reorganization at the State Department after months of court delays.

Mental Health Colorado is set to close its SAFER program in Colorado because funding has run out, leaving residents who relied on it for shelter and support unsure where they will go next.

A wave of rare, extreme rainstorms hit several U.S. regions in less than a week, and Climate Central said the pattern shows how climate change is making deadly flooding more likely.

Ford is recalling more than 850,000 vehicles in the U.S. because a fuel pump problem could cause engines to stall and raise crash risk.

Protesters in San Francisco say they will keep challenging President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown after a clash outside an immigration court turned violent.

A Georgia teen, Sarah Grace Patrick, was charged with killing her mother and stepfather months after their deaths.

A 71-year-old U.S. citizen, Barbara Stone, was handcuffed by federal agents at a San Diego immigration court after a clash with ICE.

Donald Trump praised Liberian President Joseph Boakai’s English, but the moment led to reminders that Liberia has long historical and cultural ties to the United States.

A Gaza clinic strike killed 15 civilians, as ceasefire talks involving Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump remained unresolved and the war with Hamas continued.

The United States sanctioned UN expert Francesca Albanese after she pushed for action against Israel over the war in Gaza.

The Secret Service suspended six staff members after finding serious failures in its protection of Donald Trump during the Pennsylvania rally where Matthew Crooks tried to kill him.