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New York Post

Mark Cuban comments on California billionaire tax proposal

Mark Cuban has criticized a proposed billionaire tax in California, indicating that its implementation could lead to a decrease in startup founders remaining in the state. He characterized those who would stay as lacking sound judgment.

The Hill

Navy Considers Redesign of Aircraft Carriers

The United States Navy is looking into redesigning its incoming aircraft carriers to reflect President Trump's aesthetic preferences. A report indicates that the Navy is considering changes to the Ford-class ships to resemble World War II-era carriers.

Fox News — Latest

Jamal Adams Injured During Preseason Game with Vikings

Jamal Adams, a former All-Pro safety, sustained a knee injury during a preseason game with the Minnesota Vikings against the New York Giants. Head coach Kevin O’Connell expressed concern over the severity of the injury, which occurred while Adams was covering a receiver. Adams had recently joined the Vikings and was vying for a roster spot.

The Hill

Rep. Tom Tiffany does not confirm Trump's campaign support

Rep. Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin did not confirm whether President Trump will support him in his gubernatorial campaign. During an interview on Newsmax, Tiffany was asked about Trump's potential involvement but did not provide a definitive response.

The Intercept

ICE Agents Conduct Surveillance on Minneapolis Activists Amid Protests

A recent court filing has disclosed that ICE agents conducted undercover surveillance on the Sunrise Movement and other activist groups in Minneapolis during protests against immigration policies. The actions included attending meetings and attempting to influence organizers towards confrontational tactics. ICE has not publicly clarified the reasons for the investigations, which have raised concerns about the impact of such surveillance on activist participation.

The Intercept

ICE Undercover Operations Target Minneapolis Activists

A court filing has revealed that ICE conducted undercover operations against the Sunrise Movement and other activist groups in Minneapolis, including attending meetings and attempting to provoke confrontational tactics. The investigation, which began after the killing of activist Alex Pretti, has raised concerns about government surveillance and its impact on free speech. ICE has not commented on the specific reasons for the investigations.

Washington Examiner

Democrats Debate ICE Reform and Abolition at DNC Meeting

At the DNC meeting on August 15, 2026, conflicting proposals regarding ICE were passed, one advocating for its abolition and another for reforms. DNC Chair Ken Martin noted that these votes reflect an internal party division. Republican officials criticized the Democratic stance, suggesting it could negatively impact the party in future elections.

Fox News — Latest

Former Detective Arrested on New Charges After Cold Case Review

Michael Douglas Brambles, a former Los Angeles vice detective, has been arrested on new charges of kidnapping and robbery after a cold case review. Brambles, who was previously sentenced to 102 years for multiple rapes and paroled in 2020, is accused of a recent robbery and sexual assault at a Thousand Oaks boutique. He is currently held on $2 million bail and faces a potential sentence of 12 years to life if convicted.

New York Post

Raiders sign Folorunso Fatukasi to strengthen defensive line

The Las Vegas Raiders have signed veteran defensive tackle Folorunso Fatukasi after placing linebacker Brennan Jackson on the injured/reserve list due to a foot injury. This signing comes as the team prepares for their second preseason game against the Houston Texans.

BBC — World

Hawaii prepares for potential impact from Hurricane Lala

Hurricane Lala, a category one storm, is projected to potentially impact Hawaii's Big Island with significant rainfall. In a worst-case scenario, the island could receive up to 25 inches (63 cm) of rain, marking the first direct hit by a hurricane in 34 years.

New York Post

Brooklyn Lawmaker Discusses Shoplifting for Basic Necessities

Brooklyn lawmaker Emily Gallagher has expressed that shoplifting essential items like soap and toothpaste should not lead to arrest, arguing that individuals may have a 'biological need' for these products. Her comments highlight ongoing discussions about access to basic necessities for low-income individuals.