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Trump Fires Analyst After Jobs Report

President Donald Trump on Friday removed the head of the agency that produces the monthly jobs figures after a report showed hiring slowed in July and was much weaker in May and June than previously reported.

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Sky News

Nuclear Subs Moved Closer to Russia

President Trump orders two nuclear submarines repositioned following ex-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's provocative remarks about Soviet-era nuclear capabilities.

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USA Today

Maxwell Quietly Moved From Prison

Ghislaine Maxwell has been transferred from a Florida federal prison to a minimum-security facility in Texas as she seeks a pardon from President Donald Trump.

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The Washington Post

Medicare To Cover Weight Drugs

The Trump administration plans a pilot program to allow Medicare and Medicaid to cover certain weight-loss drugs, marking a policy shift from the Biden era.

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Reuters

Markets Dive on New Trump Tariffs

President Donald Trump's new tariffs on multiple countries have sent global markets into a tailspin, causing countries and companies to scramble for better trade deals.

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CBS News

Measles Vaccine Rates Drop

U.S. kindergarten vaccination rates fell while exemptions hit a record high, raising concerns as measles cases surge.

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NPR

CPB To Close After Funding Cut

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will shut down following the removal of federal funding, a move driven by President Trump's opposition to public media, impacting NPR, PBS, and local stations.

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Politico

Trump’s Bad-to-Worse Epstein Options

Ankush Khardori's column in POLITICO Magazine explores the Trump administration's struggles with public and political fallout from its handling of the Epstein files, as public disapproval grows and complications with Ghislaine Maxwell emerge.

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CNBC

What Am I Falling in Love With?

AI companions offer solace to individuals like Nikolai Daskalov, providing companionship amid a loneliness epidemic in the U.S., but also raising ethical and safety concerns as technology evolves.

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The Wall Street Journal

Gaza Photos Tell a Thousand Lies

Hamas is accused of using ill children for propaganda, with Western media allegedly complicit, as U.N. aid remains undistributed in Gaza.

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WINK News

Tesla To Pay $329M in Crash Case

A Miami jury has ordered Tesla to pay $329 million in damages for a fatal 2019 crash involving its Autopilot system, marking a pivotal moment as the company faces liability for third-party fatalities linked to its technology.

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LA Times

The Fire Could Have Been Prevented

The Eaton fire, ignited by an abandoned power line, highlights how utility opposition weakened safety regulations that could have prevented such disasters, revealing a long-standing issue with dormant transmission lines.

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The New York Times

Russian Spies Probably To Blame

An annex to John H. Durham's report reveals that a key document alleging Hillary Clinton's plan to tie Trump to Russia was likely fabricated by Russian spies.

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BBC

Teen Caffeine Pouch Craze Alarms Experts

Experts express concern over the rising use of caffeine pouches among U.S. teens, fearing potential health risks and a trend spreading to the UK.

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New York Post

Biden Allies Ready To ‘Escalate’

Biden's team is prepared to disclose damaging stories about Kamala Harris if she raises concerns over his cognitive abilities, as per Mark Halperin's report.

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BuzzFeed

Swift’s Secret ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Role?

Taylor Swift fans speculate she has a secret cameo as a bear in 'Happy Gilmore 2,' despite no official confirmation.

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Variety

American Eagle Defends Sweeney Ads

American Eagle stands by its Sydney Sweeney ad campaign amid backlash, emphasizing the inclusivity of its jeans and dismissing accusations of promoting white supremacy.

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Vulture

You’re Wrong About Bill Burr

Comedian Bill Burr discusses his evolving comedic style, rejecting political labels, and pushing boundaries with introspection while urging unity against divisive billionaires.

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Travel and Leisure

The Dirtiest Part of Your Hotel Room

Despite their clean appearance, hotel rooms hide germs in high-touch areas like remotes and phones, with items like decorative pillows and barware often being overlooked during cleaning.

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Bleacher Report

Parsons Seeks Trade From Cowboys

Micah Parsons, a four-time Pro Bowler, has formally requested a trade from the Dallas Cowboys, citing the team's silence on long-term contract negotiations.

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