Latest Headlines for Monday, July 20th.

These are your top stories for July 20.

CENTCOM said Iranian ballistic missiles and drones killed two U.S. service members and left a third missing in Jordan, prompting a fresh round of American airstrikes on Iranian targets. See Details

Millions across the Great Lakes, Northeast, and mid-Atlantic endured another day of unhealthy air, with smoke thick enough to postpone a Guardians-Pirates game in Ohio. Read More

Walmart’s in 27 states pulled lettuce linked to the Cyclospora outbreak. This follows Taco Bell pulling all lettuce from Taylor Farms, which was the reported cause of a parasite that leads to explosive diarrhea. Source

Boston police are investigating after a body was discovered at a Mattapan property owned by Conan Harris; authorities have not linked Pressley or her husband to the death. Read More

The New York City mayor said his administration is examining whether it could act on the ICC warrant against the Israeli prime minister ahead of a possible September UN visit. Source

The administration published a trove of intelligence assessments and FBI files on alleged voting-system vulnerabilities and Chinese access to voter data. Find out More

The influencer brothers, Andrew and Tristan Tate, were taken into custody on a sealed U.S. Marshals warrant as British prosecutors added rape and child-exploitation-material charges tied to alleged 2010–2017 abuse. Source

Salamanca City Central School District will introduce ” Sally,” an AI-driven humanoid built by Realbotix, as a STEM teaching assistant. Find out More

A federal judge found the administration violated civil-service protections in firing a senior FEMA official, rejecting a claim of unlimited presidential authority over firings. Read More

The S&P 500 fell 1.01% Friday, and the Dow dropped over 400 points as semiconductor names slumped and overnight U.S. strikes on Iran continued. Read More

SpaceX falls below its IPO price as lockup expiration looms. Shares dipped below the $135 offer price for the first time as investors weighed an incoming flood of newly tradable stock following the company’s first earnings report as a public firm. See Details

Trump Media’s Truth Social plans early trader access to a new Wall Street API. The Truth Social parent company is preparing to give top traders early access to a new data product, according to The Hill’s business newsletter. Source

Kyiv’s drone campaign hit logistics facilities in the Moscow and Tambov regions used to supply drone-production components, Russian officials said. Find out More

Doug Ford called Trump’s comments blaming Canada for the smoke crisis a “shame” after the president threatened new tariffs. See Details

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum joined President Trump and Canada’s Mark Carney at Sunday’s World Cup final at MetLife Stadium, calling it important that all three host nations be represented. See Details

Christopher Nolan says his next film is “at least” three years away. Nolan told ” Today” that &quot The Odyssey” pushed him to &quot the limits of my own stamina,&quot suggesting a lengthy break before his next project. See Details

Freddy Cannon, “Palisades Park” rock ‘n’ roll pioneer, dies at 89. The singer known for classic hits & quot Palisades Park” and & quot Tallahassee Lassie” died at a California hospice facility, a friend confirmed. Find out More

Shaq jokes about being snubbed from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding. The NBA legend sarcastically thanked the newlyweds for leaving him off the guest list while appearing at Fanatics Fest 2026 in New York. Source

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win their second World Cup. Read More

Ryan Fox sank a birdie putt on the 18th hole to win the Open Championship, the fourth and final major of the season. Find out More

Daniel Ray Ballance allegedly broke into a Union Pacific locomotive and rode it, nude, through rural Sedgwick County before deputies took him into custody; he cited a fondness for ” vodka, beer, and playing the banjo.” Find out More