1. Three Strikes Against Iran in One Week – The U.S. military completed its third round of strikes against Iran this week on July 11, using land-based and carrier-based fighter jets, drones, and naval vessels to strike approximately 140 Iranian military targets with precision munitions. 2. Reiterates Cognitive Test, Claims Perfect Medical Results – Trump stated on Saturday that he completed a medical examination at Walter Reed Hospital and the results were “perfect,” adding that he passed all three cognitive tests and was the only president to have undergone such a test. 3. Bipartisan Housing Bill Automatically Takes Effect Despite Trump’s Refusal to Sign – On Saturday evening local time, the landmark bipartisan housing bill automatically took effect, despite Trump’s refusal to sign it, prompting celebrations from several members of the House and Senate. 4. Remembers Senator Graham – Trump: “Senator Lindsey Graham, one of the greatest men and senators I’ve ever known, has passed away! He was always working and a true American patriot. Lindsey will be deeply missed!” 5. Trump Blasts Radical Left, Saying They've Completely Lost Their Way —Trump: Those radical left-wing lunatics, often called "democratic idiots," have lost control of their parties. They are being led by a noisy and charismatic bunch who have completely lost their way. 6. Subpoenas Issued to New York Times Reporters —The New York Times reported on the 11th that several of its reporters covering the security flaws of President Trump's new Air Force One received subpoenas requiring them to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan, New York on the 15th. 7. Further Criticism of Mainstream Media: Rampant Fake News—Trump: Even though all the media outlets have been relentlessly smearing me and filled with fake news, I still won the presidential election by a landslide. This clearly demonstrates the complete lack of credibility of the mainstream media!

A Wall Street Journal survey showed the probability of a US recession fell to 25% from 33% in April.

According to a Wall Street Journal survey, the probability of a U.S. recession has fallen to 25%, down from 33% in April.

Wall Street Journal survey: Economists expect US GDP to expand 2.1% this year, up from 2.0% in April's survey.

According to a Wall Street Journal survey, economists expect U.S. GDP to grow by 2.1% this year, up from 2% in the April survey.

Wall Street Journal survey: economists expect US CPI inflation of 3.4% this year, up from 3.2% in April.