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Fox News Digital’s News Quiz: July 24, 2026
Fox News Digital has published its weekly News Quiz for 24 July 2026, inviting readers to test their knowledge of recent headlines. The quiz focuses on prominent stories from the week, including allegations of financial hardship linked to the Obama Center project and political comments made by a musician. The article also promotes related Fox…
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Is Israel really isolated? Polls and diplomacy point in opposite directions
President Donald Trump’s suggestion that more countries may join the Abraham Accords has renewed debate over whether Israel is becoming internationally isolated. The article contrasts worsening public opinion and criticism from parts of the Western political establishment with Israel’s continuing or expanding strategic relationships, arguing that diplomatic and polling evidence point in different directions. Former…
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WATCH: Cory Mills blasts DOJ probe as ‘political op’ ahead of Florida primary
Republican congressman Cory Mills has denied reports that the US Department of Justice is conducting a criminal investigation into him, calling the allegations a politically motivated attempt to damage his re-election campaign. The claims emerge weeks before Florida’s Republican primary, making them potentially significant for his campaign and the contest for his seat. Mills, who…
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Trump heads back to correspondents’ dinner months after gunfire forced evacuation
President Donald Trump is due to speak at a rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on Friday, months after gunfire forced the evacuation of the organisation’s annual event. His return fulfils a promise made in April to hold another dinner, restoring a high-profile gathering linking the White House, journalists and political…
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So many British people have it better than they think – it’s up to Burnham to make them see that | Polly Toynbee
Polly Toynbee argues that Andy Burnham faces a public that is deeply pessimistic, distrustful of politicians and convinced that the social contract has failed. She says effective government must make people feel improvements in their lives, not merely deliver policies, and suggests that small gestures of goodwill from Downing Street could help begin rebuilding confidence.…
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Governor blames activists in Nolan Wells case for ‘stoking division,’ official says FBI probing threats
Mississippi officials say the FBI is investigating threats directed at witnesses, public officials and Nolan Wells’s family in connection with the case. The governor has criticised activists for, in his view, worsening tensions and “stoking division”, while authorities stress that intimidation linked to the investigation is being treated seriously. Mississippi Department of Public Safety Commissioner…
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Remembering When Elton John Released the First in a Streak of US No. 1 Albums in 1972
Elton John’s 1972 album Honky Chateau marked a decisive shift towards a more direct, band-led sound and became the first of six consecutive US number-one albums. The article argues that the change helped revive his commercial momentum after the comparatively disappointing performance of Madman Across the Water and demonstrated his ability to adjust creatively at…
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Democrats brush off fears within party about threat of democratic socialists
Democratic leaders are playing down internal concerns that the recent success of democratic socialist candidates could damage the party in the 2026 midterms. They argue that Republicans have long branded Democrats as socialists and that the party should focus on economic concerns and defeating Republicans rather than deepening divisions over ideology. The debate has intensified…
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Andy Burnham’s vow of ‘biggest council house boom since the War’ has blown £8BILLION hole in Government spending plans, think-tank warns
A think-tank has warned that Andy Burnham’s proposed expansion of council housebuilding could create an £8 billion gap in the Government’s spending plans. The claim matters because it raises questions over how an ambitious programme of social housing would be funded and whether it could be delivered without reducing other public spending or increasing borrowing.…