Top U.S. News Headlines | July 14, 2025 | Texas Flooding, Trump Tariffs, NATO Talks & More

Top U.S. Headlines — July 14, 2025
Top U.S. News Headlines

Here are 20 of the most important news stories from across the United States today, covering politics, economy, extreme weather, immigration, and global affairs:

1. Central Texas Flash Floods Overwhelm Region

At least 129 people—including 27 children—have died in flash flooding near Camp Mystic. Over 160 are missing. Critics blame climate change and recent federal cuts to weather services.

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2. Trump Announces 30% Tariffs on EU & Mexico

New tariffs set to begin August 1, prompting stock market jitters and investor concerns about inflation and supply chains.

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3. NATO’s Mark Rutte in Washington

The NATO Secretary-General is meeting Trump for high-level talks possibly involving expanded support to Ukraine.

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4. Massive ICE Raids in Los Angeles

Hundreds detained in California as immigration enforcement surges. Human rights groups protest the move.

5. Senate Report Slams Secret Service

Senators urge reforms after security lapses tied to the failed assassination attempt on Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.

6. Trump Booed at FIFA Trophy Ceremony

The President was met with loud jeers while presenting at the Club World Cup final in New Jersey.

7. King Charles Invites Trump for UK State Visit

Trump receives a rare second state visit invitation, though no speech to Parliament will occur due to recess.

8. Wall Street Wobbles Over Tariff Fears

Markets show early signs of strain as tariffs raise fears of inflation and trade disruption.

9. Trump Calls for Jerome Powell’s Exit

The President intensifies criticism of the Federal Reserve Chair, adding pressure to central bank leadership.

10. Bitcoin Surges Past $120K

Crypto markets rally amid tariff uncertainty, with investors seeking safe-haven assets.

11. ICE Raids Camarillo Farm in California

Almost 200 workers arrested in one of the largest immigration sweeps of the year.

12. Church Shooting in Kentucky

A Sunday service turned deadly, leaving three people dead including the gunman.

13. Air India Crash Investigation Challenged

The U.S. pilots’ union criticizes findings in India’s Air 171 crash investigation.

14. Mass Protests Against Detention Policies

Thousands rally across cities like LA, Dallas, and Columbus protesting harsh new migrant policies.

15. Chemical Safety Board Scrapped in Budget Cuts

Environmentalists alarmed by Trump’s decision to eliminate a key safety oversight agency.

16. Rare Earth Mine Opens in Wyoming

The first in 70 years, boosting America’s mineral independence in strategic tech materials.

17. “One Big Beautiful Bill” Signed into Law

Massive infrastructure and tax reform legislation signed by Trump ahead of Independence Day celebrations.

18. Esparto Fireworks Explosion Kills 7

A deadly warehouse blast in California leaves several dead and homes destroyed.

19. FCC Approves Sinclair Station Sale

Sinclair offloads multiple local stations as ownership caps and reforms evolve.

20. Trump Settles Lawsuit with Paramount Global

A $16 million settlement closes a case over alleged media bias in a “60 Minutes” segment.

Sources: The Guardian, Reuters, WSJ, Investor's Business Daily, Wikipedia

Disclaimer: This post is a curated summary of today's top news headlines from reputable sources. All external links direct to the original publishers for full context and accuracy.

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