• Gregg Jarrett, 59, a Fox News anchor, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a May arrest at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in which a police video showed him struggling with officers, with his plea put on hold for a year and set to be thrown out if he abides by certain conditions.
• President Barack Obama will attend a United Nations summit on climate change in September in New York, the White House said.
• Ashik Gavai, 17, an Indian boy with a rare condition in which a tumor grows under a gum and creates toothlike growths called denticles, underwent surgery in Mumbai to remove 232 of the growths.
• Jason Rezaian, 38, a Washington Post correspondent; his wife, Yeganeh Salehi; and two other journalists were detained in Iran, the Islamic republic confirmed without disclosing details.
• U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin is being sued by one of his brothers, John Manchin II, who says the West Virginia Democrat and another brother never repaid a $1.7 million loan intended to keep the family's carpet business afloat.
• James Callahan, a Michigan judge, declined to order sentences tougher than a year or less for Latrez Cummings, 19, and James Davis, 24, both already sent to jail for participating in an April mob attack on a Detroit-area motorist who accidentally struck a boy with his pickup.
• Ephonia Green, 44, an Upper Marlboro, Md., woman known for donating gowns to military brides, was sentenced in Washington to nearly four years in prison for stealing more than $5 million from her nonprofit employer.
• Taylor Knight, 32, an ex-employee of the Internal Revenue Service in Kansas City, Mo., pleaded guilty to stealing taxpayers' identity information and faces up to five years in federal prison.
• John Wiley Price, a longtime Dallas County commissioner, was charged in Texas with accepting nearly $1 million in bribes in exchange for providing insider information and voting in favor of projects proposed by various companies, federal authorities said.
• George Zimmerman, who last year was acquitted of second-degree murder for shooting 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Florida, filed a notice to appeal the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit that claims NBC's editing of a news story made it sound as if Zimmerman voluntarily told an operator that Martin was black.
A Section on 07/26/2014