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Trump Considers Pardoning Michael Cohen

President Donald Trump has indicated he would consider pardoning his former attorney, Michael Cohen, stating he believes Cohen has recanted his testimony in a fraud case against him. The relationship between the two has changed over time, with Cohen previously serving as a key witness in Trump's criminal trial related to hush money payments.

Washington Examiner

Troy Jackson Criticizes Susan Collins Over Canadian Tariff Exemptions

Troy Jackson, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, criticized Senator Susan Collins for celebrating tariff exemptions for road salt from Canada. During a campaign event, Jackson questioned the effectiveness of these exemptions in addressing broader economic issues, while Collins defended her efforts against tariffs imposed by the Trump administration that impact Maine's economy.

Al Jazeera English

Republican Strategists Discuss Trump's Economic Policies Amid RNC

During the Republican National Committee event, strategist Adolfo Franco and adviser Rina Shah presented conflicting opinions on Donald Trump's economic policies. Their discussion reflects the broader divisions within the Republican Party concerning Trump's economic legacy.

Al Jazeera English

Trump Administration Proposes Changes to US Census Counting Method

The Trump administration has proposed changes to the US census that would exclude certain immigrants from the population count, affecting the allocation of House seats and federal resources. The proposal suggests removing questions on race and ethnicity and includes measures to verify citizenship status. Critics warn that these changes could discourage census participation and reshape perceptions of American identity.

Fox News — Politics

Senator Jack Reed Wins Democratic Primary in Rhode Island

Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island won the Democratic primary on September 9, 2026, defeating challengers Connor Burbridge and Luis Muñoz. Reed, who has been in office for three decades, will face Republican Ray McKay and independent Michael Bahry in the general election.

New York Post

Big Ten Expands Replay Review Access Following Michigan Game Controversy

The Big Ten is expanding access to replay reviews for all televised games starting this Saturday, following a controversial game between Michigan and Western Michigan. The new protocol will include live audio between referees and replay officials, as well as video of the review process. This change comes after appeals regarding the game's outcome were made, though the NCAA rules do not allow for reversing declared game results.

Guardian — US

John Fetterman Endorses Republican Dave McCormick for Senate Reelection

Democratic Senator John Fetterman endorsed Republican Dave McCormick for Senate reelection, indicating a willingness to work with McCormick and Donald Trump to support the steel industry. Additionally, Stefany Shaheen has won the Democratic nomination for the House seat formerly occupied by Chris Pappas.

New York Times — Politics

Senator John Fetterman Appears at Trump Convention

Senator John Fetterman appeared in a video at President Trump's midterm convention, stating he rejects extremes in socialism. His presence at the GOP event has raised questions about his relationship with the Democratic Party, especially as he has faced criticism from within. Polls show a significant portion of Democratic voters view him negatively, while many Republicans hold a favorable opinion.

New York Post

Freddie Freeman sidelined by knee issue, affecting Dodgers lineup

Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles Dodgers is dealing with a right knee issue that has kept him out of the lineup for two games during the current homestand. Manager Dave Roberts indicated that while Freeman's injury is impacting his performance, a stint on the injured list is not currently being considered. The team is evaluating whether Freeman can return for their upcoming game on Friday or if he will need additional rest.

Washington Examiner

Supreme Court Asked to Review Missouri Congressional Map Dispute

The Supreme Court is being asked to intervene in a dispute over Missouri's congressional map for the upcoming November election. The group People Not Politicians filed an emergency petition to halt a lower court's order requiring the use of a 2025 map, which could benefit Republicans, while a Missouri Supreme Court ruling favored the use of a 2022 map. A response from Missouri officials is expected by Thursday as the election deadline approaches.

New York Post

Nick Bosa Offers Support to Injured Teammate Alfred Collins

Alfred Collins, a defensive tackle for the 49ers, will miss his second NFL season due to a torn patellar. Teammate Nick Bosa, who has faced similar injuries, offered advice on the importance of self-motivation during the rehabilitation process, emphasizing the need to take recovery one day at a time.