There is other news. New details are emerging about the assassination attempt

against former President Trump as the House prepares to interrogate the head of the

Secret Service. A week after denying it, the Secret Service acknowledged that it had turned down

request from the Trump detail for extra federal resources over the past two years.

Now lawmakers in both parties are demanding answers with many Republicans calling on

Secret Service director Kimberly Cheetle to resign.

We need the secret service to do one simple thing, protect our presidents and

former presidents in these cases.

That's not happening and the initial excuses that she has given for the

lapses that happened last Saturday

are just are just unbelievable. I mean the Democrats are just as for Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkus, whose department oversees the Secret Service.

Tensions in the Middle East are escalating.

The Israeli military said it intercepted a missile fired today by Huthi rebels in Yemen.

The Huthi said they were trying to hit the Israeli resort city of Elat on the Red Sea.

In recent days, Israeli fighter jets hit the Yemeni port of Houdetah in response to a drone attack that

killed a man in Tel Aviv.

Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Barrel made landfall in Texas, more than a thousand people are still without power amid stifling heat.

More than half of the 23 storm-related deaths are now being blamed on heat.

Centerpoint Energy, Houston's power provider, faces two class action lawsuits, including

from restaurant owners who say they've lost income and paid for food that's now spoiled.