White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Resigns

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will resign at the end of the month. The 28-year-old, noted as the youngest press secretary in U.S. history, cites family priorities as her reason for leaving. After the birth of her second child in May, she wants to focus more on her family. Former President Donald Trump announced Leavitt will continue as one of his leading external advisors.

John Larson’s Primary Defeat in Connecticut

Democratic Representative John Larson’s loss in the Connecticut primary marks the 10th incumbent House member defeated in this election cycle. This significant figure suggests Democrats are eager for leadership to transition to a more progressive direction. Meanwhile, Republicans are managing internal changes related to Trump’s influence on the party.

Trump Advocates for Permanent Daylight Saving

Donald Trump renews his campaign for permanent daylight saving time. He’s pressing senators to advance a bill passed by the House once they return from their recess in August.

Southern Poverty Law Center Legal Issues

A former Southern Poverty Law Center official is facing federal charges. The Justice Department has brought a case regarding the organization’s financial practices with informants who provided intelligence on extremist groups. Heidi Beirich, the individual charged, appeared in federal court in Montgomery, Alabama. The allegations involve setting up fictitious companies to disguise payments.