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Associated Press

Trump’s Mixed Reviews at Les Miserables

President Trump was met with boos and cheers at the Kennedy Center’s opening night of “Les Misérables,” amid protests, political tensions, and his efforts to reshape the institution’s leadership.

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NPR

Air India Flight Crashes

An Air India flight bound for London with 242 people aboard crashed shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad, India, marking the first-ever crash of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

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Military.com

Bragg Soldiers Were Checked for Allegiance

Soldiers at Fort Bragg who cheered President Trump's political attacks while in uniform were scrutinized for their political views and appearance, raising concerns about military neutrality.

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CNN

Newsom vs. Trump: A Dem Blueprint

Gov. Gavin Newsom is emerging as a leading Democrat challenging Trump’s federal power, offering a blueprint for confronting perceived authoritarian overreach in his second term.

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The New York Times

Israel Appears Ready To Attack Iran

Israel is preparing for a potential strike on Iran, prompting U.S. withdrawal of diplomats from Iraq and authorizing voluntary departure of military families amid rising tensions.

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People

End of Summer for Brian Wilson

Brian Wilson, the iconic co-founder of the Beach Boys who shaped the "California sound," has passed away at the age of 82, leaving behind a legacy of musical genius.

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The Wall Street Journal

How Home Depot Became Ground Zero

ICE has ramped up immigration raids near Home Depot stores, disrupting the informal day laborer economy and straining the company’s relationship with immigrants.

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CBS News

Debt Interest Surpasses Defense

The U.S. spends over $1 trillion annually on interest for its growing debt, which experts warn could crowd out programs and trigger long-term economic risks as new tax cuts worsen the deficit.

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Politico

Which Party Benefits From LA?

As Los Angeles protests unfold, Omar Wasow, a UC Berkeley scholar, analyzes their potential impact on political landscapes, with both sides mobilizing in response to perceived threats.

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New York Post

Trump Reacts to Musk’s Apology

President Trump expressed approval of Elon Musk's apology after the Tesla CEO admitted to going "too far" in his criticism of the president.

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Des Moines Register

Ice Detentions at Meat Packing Plant

An ICE raid at Omaha's Glenn Valley Foods detained dozens, sparking protests and raising concerns over immigration enforcement practices in Nebraska.

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USA Today

Technology Used Against Bad Drivers

New laws in some states require speed-limiting technology in cars of reckless drivers to prevent speeding and enhance road safety.

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Steelers Depot

Rodgers Still Has Zip on the Ball

Pittsburgh Steelers' QB Aaron Rodgers impresses with his arm strength during minicamp, showcasing significant improvement post-Achilles injury.

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Nation's Restaurant News

In-N-Out Tops Employee Polls Again

In-N-Out Burger leads U.S. restaurant chains in employee satisfaction for the 10th year, with 91% recommending their job, according to William Blair's analysis.

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Study Finds

Settled: Weights Before Cardio

A new study suggests that starting workouts with weight training before cardio leads to greater fat loss and increased physical activity during the day.

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The Washington Post

Digital Hunt for Child Abuser

Secret Service used video clues, diaper codes, and crib purchases to convict Marcus Leon Davis, sentenced to life plus 100 years for producing and sharing child sex abuse material.

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BBC

He Lost His Father and 9 Siblings

Adam al-Najjar, an 11-year-old Palestinian boy who survived an Israeli air strike that killed his father and nine siblings, is being evacuated to Italy for medical treatment.

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SCOTUSblog

Press Demands Live Audio

A coalition of press members urge Chief Justice John Roberts to allow live audio of Supreme Court opinion announcements to increase public accessibility and transparency.

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Vox

The Right Not Taking AI Seriously

Republicans ignore AI's potential for mass job loss while cutting support systems and imposing outdated work requirements disastrous in an automated future.

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The Atlantic

The Generals Remain Silent

Trump used a Fort Bragg appearance to deliver a partisan, rule-breaking speech, while military leadership failed to uphold the Army’s apolitical values by staying silent.

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