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Military Newspaper Muzzled — Editors Out

The Pentagon fired the top editor and a reporter at Stars and Stripes the same week they publicly said military censorship of the troops' newspaper would cross a line. Quick Take Pentagon fired editor-in-chief Erik Slavin and Middle East reporter Lara Korte on Friday, citing insubordination Publisher Max Lederer had already announced his retirement over...
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Nearly 3 Million Teslas Pulled

China ordered Tesla’s largest recall to date because people might not find the manual door releases after a crash. At a Glance China’s regulator announced a recall of about 2.98 million Teslas for emergency egress risks. Officials say the manual door releases can be hard to spot after a severe crash and power loss. Tesla...
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Chilling Mask, Dozen Victims — Then Arrest

Authorities say the masked man who rattled Center City Philadelphia was caught in Las Vegas after a multi-state hunt. Story Snapshot Police named 22-year-old Zymire Hughes as the suspect in the Aug. 12 Philadelphia incidents. The U.S. Marshals Service task force arrested Hughes around 8 p.m. in Las Vegas on Aug. 25. Police said Hughes...
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Internal Probe Freezes Secret Service Officials

Three Secret Service communications officials were benched at once, and that timing speaks volumes. Story Snapshot The Secret Service placed three non-law-enforcement employees on administrative leave pending an internal probe. The Office of Professional Responsibility is handling the investigation, as is standard for the agency. All three worked in the communications office; one report named...
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8 Dead As Family Dinner Becomes Nightmarish Inferno

Eight members of one Montana family, including four children, were killed during a Sunday gathering as the home burned minutes after shots rang out. Story Snapshot Police reported eight victims—four children and four adults—at a Billings home. Officers heard gunfire, then saw smoke and flames as the house became engulfed. A 44-year-old relative, Allen Smith,...
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Bannon Twist: Judge Blocks Quiet Erase

A federal judge told the Justice Department to come back with real reasons before wiping Steve Bannon’s contempt conviction. Story Snapshot Judge Carl Nichols denied dismissal of Bannon’s contempt conviction without prejudice. The Justice Department offered a single line: dismissal was “in the interests of justice”. Nichols said prosecutors must explain their motivations and meet...

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States Corner Meta — $18B And A Crackdown

Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion and hardwire teen-safety changes into Facebook and Instagram after states put its design choices on trial. Story...
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Interstate Brawl Erupts Over ICE Shooter

A federal judge said no to Minnesota’s push to force Texas to extradite an immigration officer, and that single word just rewired the power...
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Elon Musk Medal Stuns War Watchers

Ukraine put a medal on the person who kept its war online—and it was Elon Musk. Story Snapshot President Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Elon Musk the...

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NOW: Trump-Era Surge Hits Unseen Levels

July’s near-50,000 immigration arrests did not happen by accident; they came from a deliberate, nationwide surge in tactics, tempo, and targets. Story Snapshot Immigration and...

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Trump Boost Tips South Carolina Showdown

Darline Graham won South Carolina’s Republican nomination for the United States Senate, closing a fast, high-pressure runoff with a clean, statewide victory. Story Snapshot Graham defeated Representative Ralph Norman in the Republican runoff. Race calls from major outlets and final tallies showed Graham ahead statewide. The contest followed an August 11 primary where no candidate...
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FBI Dangles Cash To Solve THESE Cold Cases

The Federal Bureau of Investigation set a $25,000 minimum reward to shake loose tips in dozens of unsolved Indian Country killings and disappearances. Story Snapshot The reward floor applies to publicly advertised Indian Country cases handled by the FBI. The “Voices Not Forgotten” push links higher rewards to more people coming forward. Named cases show...
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Police Officer Slain – Now She’s Dead, Too!

Police say a body found in Worcester is believed to be Karen Solomon, ending a weeklong manhunt with a grim turn. Story Snapshot Police said the body appears to be Karen Solomon; final ID awaits the medical examiner. A handgun was found near the body in the wooded area off May Street. Officials said the...
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Bombshell Ruling Upends Mail Voting Fight

The Supreme Court cleared the runway for President Trump’s mail-voting order—without deciding the final fight. Story Snapshot The Court lifted an injunction and said the suing states lacked standing. The executive order directs federal agencies and the Postal Service to tighten mail voting. Lower courts had blocked key parts as unconstitutional earlier this summer. The...
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NEWS UPDATE: Alex Jones Verdict Slashed

A Texas appeals court turned a headline-grabbing $50 million verdict into a $6 million case, without changing who was at fault. Story Snapshot The Texas Third Court of Appeals cut punitive damages against Alex Jones to $1.5 million Compensatory damages to the Sandy Hook parents remain intact Texas law caps punitive awards, and the trial...
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Roberts Pauses Showdown, Bulldozers Roll

Chief Justice John Roberts just gave President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project a temporary green light, letting bulldozers keep working while the Supreme Court decides whether to step in. Quick Take Roberts allowed construction on the $400 million ballroom to continue "for now" while the full Supreme Court weighs an emergency request. A...

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Devices Seized — Swalwell Under Fire

Federal agents seized Eric Swalwell’s devices in a sexual misconduct probe, signaling a fast-moving, high-stakes legal fight that now runs through his digital life. Story...
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Jill Biden’s Haunting Plea Stuns America

Jill Biden says she prays to her late son Beau for help as Joe Biden battles cancer, and that single line lit up the...
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Measles Danger Rises: Kindergarten Exemptions Spike

U.S. kindergarten vaccine exemptions hit another record, while coverage slipped again, tightening the margin against school outbreaks. Story Snapshot Exemptions rose to 3.6% in 2024–2025,...

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Defiant Power Play at Kennedy Center

The Kennedy Center’s board voted to inscribe “Restored and Renovated by President Donald J. Trump” and pursue a two-year shutdown, daring a judge who...
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Alaska Trail Terror — Woman Fights Back

On a bright Anchorage trail, a lone runner met a brown bear, fought back with spray, and walked herself out. Story Snapshot Alaska Fish and...
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Tourists Stunned — Bubbles, Paint, Handcuffs

Witness photos, a reported livestream, and a prior police encounter quickly converged to name a suspect in the defacement of America’s World War II...
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Ice Cream Showdown Explodes

A $23.8 million courtroom loss just froze a fast-growing ice cream brand and forced a full redesign. Story Snapshot A federal judge awarded Van Leeuwen...
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Vanished Mom, Ominous Clues Emerge

Police now say Chantel Brooks did not simply vanish; they believe someone made her disappear. Story Snapshot Fairfield police say foul play is involved in...
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Momma Bear Meets, Attacks Man

A man walked out of a laundry room in Eagle-Vail and met a mother black bear face-to-face. Story Snapshot Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a...
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Dog Food Recall Spreads Across States

A single bag of frozen dog food with one bad lot number just triggered a multi-state recall after dogs in several homes got sick...
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Recall Alarm Hits Walmart-Only Product

A soup kit sold only at Walmart is now under recall after company testing found a possible sign of Listeria, a germ that can...
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UPDATE: New Arrest After College Bloodshed

Five people were shot outside Virginia State University dorms before dawn, and police say they later pulled a 19-year-old suspect from a campus closet. Story...
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Oil, Ships, Crypto — All On Notice?!

President Trump vowed an “Economic D-Day” against Iran and warned its backers of “tremendous” costs, signaling a full-scale financial squeeze. Story Highlights Trump shifts from...
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34-Year Mystery Ends In Ice

Two men lost in the Alps for 34 years just came home because a glacier let go. Story Snapshot A hiker found two bodies on...
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Shock Landslide Resets Governor Race

Byron Donalds won Florida’s Republican nomination for governor and will face David Jolly in November. Story Snapshot Donalds secured the Republican nod with about 48%...
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VIDEO: Gold Pit Buries, Kills Dozens

A gold mine collapsed in the Central African Republic on Tuesday, killing at least 30 miners and trapping others under tons of dirt and...

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