Mountain Home · Day.News
08/25/2026
Prime Minister Burnham Aims to Reduce Living Costs
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has declared a focus on making life more affordable for citizens. The new leader indicates his administration will prioritize measures to reduce living expenses.
Today's Sections
Community News
Read Section →U.S. Records Hottest July in 132 Years
The United States experienced its warmest July on record, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This marks the highest monthly temperature in the agency's 132 years of record-keeping. The report details temperature anomalies across the nation.
Aug 25
CISA Holds Election Security Briefing with State Officials
Aug 25
Oil Prices Rise Amid U.S.-Iran Negotiations and Strait of Hormuz Concerns
Aug 25
Flock Safety Camera Use Spurs Debate on Surveillance and Public Safety
Aug 25
Health & Wellness
Read Section →RFK Jr. Proposes Food Additive Regulation Changes
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. introduced a plan aimed at modifying how the Food and Drug Administration regulates certain food additives. The proposal seeks to change the process for substances categorized as 'Generally Recognized As Safe.' However, some critics state the plan leaves gaps in oversight.
Aug 25
Medicare Part D Subsidy Expiration Raises Enrollee Concerns
Aug 25
Trump Administration Issues Executive Order on Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
Aug 25
State News
Read Section →Prime Minister Burnham Aims to Reduce Living Costs
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has declared a focus on making life more affordable for citizens. The new leader indicates his administration will prioritize measures to reduce living expenses.
Aug 25
Trump Reverses Proposed Hormuz Fee Amid Iran Blockade Efforts
Aug 25
Pentagon Officials Seek $67 Billion in Supplemental Funding
Aug 25
Former Intelligence Official Discusses Election Security Measures
Aug 25
United States Conducts Airstrikes, Pentagon Requests $67 Billion for Conflict
Aug 25
National
Read Section →Trump Switched Planes in Turkey Amid Iran Missile Threat
Former President Donald Trump reportedly changed planes in Turkey in January 2020, during a period of heightened tensions with Iran. This action, confirmed by officials, occurred after intelligence indicated a potential missile threat. The shift aimed to obscure his travel plans following the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.
Aug 25
Trump Switched Planes in Turkey Amid Reported Threat
Aug 25
National Guard Presence Continues in Washington D.C.
Aug 25
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