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U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna reported being detained by settlers and Israeli military in the West Bank, with the IDF denying involvement. The incident occurred during a visit to a Palestinian village affected by settler attacks, and Khanna's group was released after contacting the U.S. Embassy. The IDF stated it dispersed Israeli civilians blocking the area but denied soldiers' participation.

Rahm Emanuel, a potential Democratic presidential candidate, warned that Israel has become a 'territorial pariah' due to its leadership in a speech at Tel Aviv University. He called for a new path to peace and security, proposing measures like ending U.S. defense subsidies for Israel and sanctioning those who attack Palestinian civilians. The speech highlighted a shift in centrist Democrats' support for Israel, with surveys showing increased skepticism about U.S. backing.

Rahm Emanuel, a potential Democratic candidate, warned Israel has become a 'territorial pariah' due to its leadership in a speech at Tel Aviv University. He criticized Israel's isolation, proposed ending U.S. defense subsidies, and advocated for economic ties with the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor. Emanuel also called for sanctions against Israelis attacking Palestinians and endorsed a 23-state solution to hold Palestinians accountable for sovereignty.

Rahm Emanuel will deliver a speech in Tel Aviv criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging significant changes to the U.S.-Israel relationship. His remarks highlight a shift in Democratic Party sentiment, with 58% of Democrats believing the U.S. is 'too supportive' of Israel. Emanuel proposes sanctions on entities involved in attacks on Palestinians and ending U.S. defense subsidies to Israel.

Nonprofits and brands are promoting community service and patriotic events for the U.S. 250th anniversary, but face challenges due to a divided national mood and partisan tensions. Two rival commissions, America250 and Trump-aligned Freedom 250, are organizing conflicting celebrations, while declining patriotic sentiment and political divisions complicate efforts to unify Americans.

A new poll reveals divided American views on flying the flag, with Republicans, older white adults, and older generations more likely to display it, while younger Democrats and Black adults are more likely to avoid it. Black Americans like Jerry Esters see the flag as a symbol of earned opportunity, while others like Yvonne Pistochini associate it with exclusion.

Americans are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence amid national division and declining belief in American exceptionalism. Two competing organizations, America250 and Trump's Freedom 250, are leading commemorations, with events like Fourth of July fireworks and the Great American State Fair. A poll shows 44% of Americans view their country as 'just one of the best' globally.

An AP-NORC poll reveals divided views on flying the American flag, with Republicans, older adults, and white Americans more likely to display it compared to younger Democrats and Black Americans. The flag is seen as both a symbol of opportunity and exclusion, reflecting broader societal divisions.

A poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that Americans' pride in the US history and democracy has dropped significantly over the past decade.

Most Americans believe the signers of the Declaration of Independence would be disappointed with the U.S. today, according to Gallup polling. A survey by The Associated Press-NORC Center shows about 40% of adults feel 'proud' and 30% feel 'excited' about the 250th anniversary. Political and age demographics show Republicans and older adults are more likely to express pride, while events like Trump's National Mall fair and the US Mint's commemorative quarter are part of the celebrations.

A new survey shows about 40% of U.S. adults feel 'proud' and 30% feel 'excited' about the U.S. 250th anniversary, with Republicans and older adults expressing stronger positive sentiments. However, many Americans, particularly Democrats and younger people, feel indifferent or conflicted, and some believe the nation’s founders would be disappointed with current conditions.

A new survey shows 4 in 10 U.S. adults feel proud about the country's 250th anniversary, with 3 in 10 feeling excited, while others remain indifferent or conflicted. Republicans and older adults are more likely to express pride, while Democrats and younger people report more mixed emotions. President Donald Trump has planned events for the anniversary, including a fair on Washington’s National Mall.

A majority of Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of the US-Iran conflict, with 65% in a poll expressing disapproval. The poll also found 53% believe US military action against Iran 'went too far', with sharp partisan differences: 92% of Democrats disapproved of Trump's approach, while 28% of Republicans did.

A new poll by AAPI Data and AP-NORC finds that most Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults believe the U.S. is no longer a great country for immigrants, with about half reporting personal or witnessed disruptions due to heightened immigration policies under the Trump administration. These policies, including visa fee hikes and asylum restrictions, have led to concerns about safety and citizenship documentation among AAPI communities.

A new AP-NORC/AAPI Data poll reveals that most Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults believe the U.S. is no longer a great country for immigrants, citing upheaval from Trump administration immigration policies. About half of AAPI adults reported personal or witnessed impacts like detention, deportation, or changes to routines, with 60% stating the U.S. used to be a great place for immigrants but is not anymore.

A 2026 poll found 25% of U.S. adults believe America stands above all nations, with 44% viewing it as one of the greatest and 30% considering other nations superior. Only 34% believe the American dream remains true, while 51% see it as a relic. Political divides were evident, with 57% of GOP-aligned individuals and 17% of Democratic-aligned individuals believing the American dream is intact. President Donald Trump's approval rating was 33%, with 67% disapproval.

A 2026 poll found 25% of U.S. adults believe America stands above all nations, with 44% viewing it as one of the greatest among others. Only 34% believe the American dream remains true, while 51% consider it a relic. GOP supporters (57%) are more likely than Democrats (17%) to believe in the American dream, and 70% disapprove of President Donald Trump's economic handling.