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Ja'Marr Chase reports minor knee injury after Bengals practice

Ja'Marr Chase of the Cincinnati Bengals reported a minor knee injury sustained during practice, describing it as a slight hyperextension. He expressed confidence in his recovery, stating he could play if needed. The Bengals' regular season begins on September 13 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Daily Beast

New Poll Shows Trump Facing Challenges Ahead of Midterms

A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that Donald Trump is facing declining approval ratings and a significant gap in voter preference regarding cost-of-living issues, with Democrats leading Republicans by eight points. The poll also shows a drop in Trump's approval rating to 33 percent, the lowest of his term, and a decrease in strong support among Republican voters.

Fox News — Latest

Prosecutor Comments on Potential Jury Dynamics in Lindsay Clancy Case

Rep. Tommy Pope, a prosecutor in the Susan Smith case, discussed the potential dynamics of the jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial, suggesting that women jurors may not be as sympathetic to Clancy as some might expect. Clancy faces three counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of her children, with her defense arguing that she was experiencing postpartum psychosis at the time. Testimony is expected to conclude soon, with closing arguments scheduled for Thursday.

New York Post

Suspects in Cow Onesie Steal Vapes from Smyrna Smoke Shop

In Smyrna, Tennessee, a suspect dressed in a cow onesie was involved in a burglary at a smoke shop. The group, which included two other individuals, stole multiple vape products during the incident. Police are still searching for the suspects.

New York Post

Two Men Charged with Sexual Abuse in Ohio Case Involving 16 Rescued Children

Josh Saunders and Brandon Henderson have been charged with sexual abuse in connection with the parents of 16 children rescued from poor living conditions in Ohio. The investigation revealed the involvement of the Siders family, with charges against Gary and Elizabeth Siders for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.

Al Jazeera English

Instagram Chief Testifies in Meta Trial Regarding Teen Safety Features

Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, testified in a trial against Meta, stating that few teenagers used the 'Take a Break' feature before it was set to be the default option in 2024. The trial involves allegations from 29 US states that Meta designed its platforms to be addictive to young users, contributing to mental health issues. The states are seeking around $200 billion in damages.

Fox News — Latest

NYPD seeks suspect in connection with two fatal shootings in NYC

The NYPD is searching for 31-year-old Jesus Acosta, who is wanted in connection with two fatal shootings in New York City. The most recent shooting occurred at a deli in the Bronx, where a 33-year-old man was killed. Acosta is also linked to a shooting in Brooklyn that left a 44-year-old man dead.

New York Post

Kinley Rasmus Sets Record for Hits by a Girl at Little League World Series

Kinley Rasmus, a 12-year-old player from Phenix City, Alabama, has set a record for the most hits by a girl at the Little League World Series, achieving five hits during the tournament. She also tied records for strikeouts in a game and total strikeouts in the tournament, previously held by Mo’Ne Davis.

New York Post

Bayonne Little League Team Eliminated from World Series

Bayonne's Little League team was eliminated from the World Series after a 5-2 loss to West Side Little League of Hamilton, Ohio. The game featured strong pitching from both sides, with Hamilton's Boone Treadway striking out eight batters. Coach Justin Smith expressed pride in the team's performance, highlighting their achievement as one of New Jersey's best in recent history.

Washington Examiner

Mike Mazzei Wins GOP Primary Runoff for Oklahoma Governor

Mike Mazzei won the GOP primary runoff for Oklahoma governor, receiving 50.3% of the vote against Gentner Drummond's 49.7%. Mazzei's victory is seen as a success for Donald Trump's endorsement, and he will face Democratic state Rep. Cyndi Munson in the general election in November.

The Hill

US military conducts strike on drug boat in the Caribbean

The U.S. military executed a strike on a drug boat in the Caribbean on August 26, resulting in the deaths of four individuals. This operation is part of ongoing efforts against narcoterrorism and follows a previous strike in the Eastern Pacific.

The Hill

Trump secures primary wins in South Carolina and Oklahoma

President Trump won two key Republican primary contests in South Carolina and Oklahoma on August 25, 2026. Senator Darline Graham and former state Senator Mike Mazzei secured nominations in their respective races, reflecting Trump's ongoing influence in the GOP.

Washington Examiner

Eight killed, including four children, in Montana family shooting incident

Eight members of a Montana family were killed during a shooting incident at a family dinner on Sunday. The suspected gunman, Alan Smith, opened fire before setting the home on fire and fatally shooting himself. Authorities reported that the victims included Smith's parents, grandmother, and sister.

New York Post

California Lawmakers Propose Bill to Ban ICE Use of Electroshock Devices

California lawmakers are pushing Assembly Bill 2760 to ban the use of wearable electroshock devices by law enforcement, including ICE. The bill aims to prevent the use of state funds for such devices and requires changes to use-of-force policies. The legislation is moving quickly as the Senate has voted to expedite its progress before the legislative session ends.

Fox News — Latest

Dolly Parton Maintained Political Neutrality Throughout Career

Dolly Parton, who passed away at 80, maintained a stance of political neutrality throughout her career, stating she did not want to offend fans from either political party. She declined offers of the Presidential Medal of Freedom from both the Trump and Biden administrations, emphasizing her focus on music and entertainment over politics. Parton believed in the importance of being responsible for one's words and actions and preferred to influence others through her art.

Fox News — Politics

Dolly Parton Maintained Political Neutrality Throughout Her Career

Dolly Parton, who passed away on August 25, 2026, at the age of 80, maintained a stance of political neutrality throughout her career. She consistently avoided partisan politics, stating her desire not to offend fans from either political side. Parton declined offers for the Presidential Medal of Freedom from both the Trump and Biden administrations, emphasizing her belief in responsible speech and her preference for influencing others through her music.