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CBS News

Venezuelan Jets Buzz US Navy Ship

Venezuela's military planes have flown over the USS Jason Dunham for a second time, escalating tensions in international waters as the U.S. targets criminal organizations.

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CNN

Hyundai Plant Raid Nets 475 Arrests

A major immigration raid at Hyundai's Georgia megaplant led to the arrest of 475 individuals, mostly Korean nationals, as part of the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal worksite activity.

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Axios

Labor Market Shows Weak Hiring

In August, the U.S. labor market added only 22,000 jobs, with unemployment at its highest since 2021, as the economy faces pressure from global tariffs and restrictive immigration policies under Trump's administration.

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NBC Sports

Prescott’s Spitting Is Not Taunting

Dak Prescott's spitting incident won't be considered taunting, despite provoking Jalen Carter; league sources suggest no fine is likely.

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The New York Times

Secret SEAL Mission in N. Korea

In 2019, a secret Navy SEAL mission approved by President Trump aimed to intercept North Korean communications, but ended tragically with North Koreans killed.

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CNBC

Mystery of Fed Resignation

Amid tensions with the Federal Reserve, President Donald Trump criticizes Chair Jerome Powell and eyes appointing a new Fed Governor after Adriana Kugler's resignation.

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Politico

Talarico To Enter Texas Senate Race

Texas Rep. James Talarico, a seminary student, uses scripture in debates, opposes a Ten Commandments bill, and promotes a 'Friendship Agenda' to foster community-focused policies.

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Mediaite

Fox News Dominated Summer Ratings

Fox News led all broadcast networks in summer primetime ratings, averaging 2.43 million viewers from June 20 to Sept. 1, surpassing ABC, NBC, and CBS.

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The Hill

CBS Alters ‘Face the Nation’

CBS News changes its interview policy for 'Face the Nation' following backlash from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem over selective editing concerns.

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People

Barron Trump Skips NYU Semester

Barron Trump, son of President Donald Trump, did not attend the first week of classes at NYU's Greenwich Village campus, opting instead to study at another NYU location for the semester.

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USA Today

5-Year-Old Walks Alone to Chick-fil-A

A 5-year-old boy surprised his parents by walking alone to a Chick-fil-A in Jacksonville, prompting police to find and safely return him home.

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Army Times

From Defense to Department of War

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War, projecting military toughness.

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WGN TV

Chicago on Edge Over Trump Threat

President Trump’s proposal to send the National Guard to Chicago sparks mixed reactions from Austin residents amid ongoing neighborhood violence.

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AP News

AP Reporting on Israel Questions Attack

Associated Press reporting into an Israeli attack on a Gaza Strip hospital that killed 22 people, including five journalists, raises serious questions about Israel’s rationale for the strikes

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USA Today

Trump Urges Non-Controversial Shots

President Trump advocates for Americans to take non-controversial vaccines, distancing himself from Florida's plan to eliminate vaccine mandates.

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NBC News

What Does Science Say About Tylenol?

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may announce a link between autism and Tylenol use during pregnancy, despite scientific consensus finding no such connection.

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The Atlantic

Democrats’ Epstein Obsession

The article critiques Democrats for overusing Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein as a distraction, arguing it undermines serious critiques of his governance.

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New York Post

Nestle CEO Fired Over Affair Scandal

Former Nestlé CEO Laurent Freixe was dismissed after failing to disclose a relationship with a subordinate, which violated the company's code of conduct.

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NPR

Hitler’s Bunker Now a Parking Lot

The site of Hitler's former bunker in Berlin has become a parking lot, stirring debates about 'dark tourism' and the ethics of commercializing historical tragedy sites.

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ABC News

Admin to Send Abrego Garcia to Eswatini

The Trump administration now plans to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Eswatini, Africa, despite his claims of fear of persecution in multiple countries, including Eswatini.

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