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New York Post

Virginia Governor Claims Trump Administration Threatens Mail-in Voting for Military, USPS Rules Exempt Military Ballots

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger claimed that the Trump administration is trying to restrict mail-in voting for military personnel, despite USPS rules exempting military ballots. This statement was made during a CNN interview, which later clarified that UOCAVA ballots are not affected by the new requirements. The Supreme Court has issued a procedural ruling regarding the administration's mail-voting policies, but the broader legal challenges remain ongoing.

New York Times — Politics

Representative Stephen Lynch Wins Primary Election in Massachusetts

Representative Stephen Lynch has secured a victory in the primary election for Massachusetts’s Eighth Congressional District, enhancing his prospects for re-election. This win comes against a progressive challenger, reinforcing Lynch's standing in the Democratic Party.

New York Post

Taylor Fritz Reflects on School Days After U.S. Open Win

Taylor Fritz reflected on his school experiences after his first-round win at the U.S. Open, recalling the mixed feelings of returning to school. He noted the importance of winning a Grand Slam in his career. Coco Gauff shared her own perspective, having been homeschooled and attending the tournament each year without schoolwork.

Al Jazeera English

Milo Yiannopoulos Discusses Deportation Experience in Interview

Milo Yiannopoulos discussed his recent deportation from the U.S. in an interview with Piers Morgan, describing his experience in custody as terrifying and criticizing the treatment of detainees. Yiannopoulos, who overstayed his visa, plans to challenge his deportation in court and expressed regret for his past support of strict immigration policies. His deportation follows a public feud with Laura Loomer, who claimed responsibility for reporting him to immigration authorities.

Al Jazeera English

Apple Renames Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' in Maps Application

Apple has renamed Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' in its maps application for US users, following lobbying from President Donald Trump. This change aligns with a similar action taken by Google. The renaming occurs amid strained US-Canada relations and follows Trump's executive order modifying the US Geographic Names Information System.

New York Times — US

Mississippi City Police Chief Dismissed for Inappropriate Text Messages

Harold Vanderford, the Police Chief of a Mississippi city, was fired by city officials after it was revealed that he had sent text messages containing racist slurs and degrading language towards Black people. The dismissal reflects the city's stance against such behavior.

New York Post

James and Chico DeBarge Arrested in Burbank on Drug Charges

James and Chico DeBarge were arrested in Burbank, California, on September 1, 2026, for suspected drug possession. The arrest follows a history of legal troubles for both brothers, including multiple previous drug-related offenses. Chico also had an outstanding warrant at the time of the arrest.

The Hill

Senator Ed Markey Wins Massachusetts Primary Against Seth Moulton

Senator Ed Markey secured a victory in the Massachusetts Senate primary on September 1, 2026, defeating Seth Moulton. This election reflects a divergence from the trend of older Democrats losing to younger challengers, showcasing the ongoing debate over generational change within the party.

New York Post

Bears GM uncertain about Kyler Gordon's return this season due to injury

Chicago Bears General Manager Ryan Poles expressed uncertainty regarding the return of defensive back Kyler Gordon, who is currently sidelined with a calf injury. Gordon is on the physically unable to perform list and will miss at least the first four games of the season. Poles noted that while he hopes for Gordon's return, progress has been slower than expected.

Fox News — Latest

Rep. Richard Neal Wins Primary Against Jeromie Whalen in Massachusetts

Rep. Richard Neal won the Democratic primary in Massachusetts' 1st Congressional District, defeating challenger Jeromie Whalen. Neal's experience and seniority were central to his campaign, while Whalen advocated for progressive policies. Neal's victory maintains his influential position on the House Ways and Means Committee, with no Republican opponent in the general election.

Fox News — Politics

Rep. Richard Neal Wins Primary Against Jeromie Whalen in Massachusetts

Rep. Richard Neal won the Democratic primary in Massachusetts' 1st Congressional District, defeating challenger Jeromie Whalen. Neal's long tenure and position on the House Ways and Means Committee were central to his campaign, while Whalen advocated for progressive reforms. Neal's victory maintains the influence of seniority within the Democratic Party amidst ongoing discussions about generational change.

New York Post

Aaron Judge progresses in recovery with batting practice ahead of potential return

Aaron Judge participated in batting practice using the Trajekt pitching machine, a key step in his recovery as he aims for a return to the Yankees lineup potentially next week. Manager Aaron Boone reported that Judge is progressing well, while rookie George Lombard Jr. is also working towards a return from knee inflammation. The Yankees activated Ryan McMahon and added reliever John Schreiber to their roster as they prepare for upcoming games.

Washington Examiner

Ron DeSantis Endorses Byron Donalds for Florida Governor

Governor Ron DeSantis endorsed Rep. Byron Donalds for Florida governor during a GOP forum in Tampa, alongside other candidates. Donalds, who also has the support of President Trump, is set to face former Rep. David Jolly in the upcoming general election, which is expected to be competitive.