The Supreme Court has issued a ruling related to the construction of a ballroom at the White House. This decision is the second ruling on the project in a span of less than two weeks.
Dale Sanders, 91, has set a new record as the oldest hiker to complete the Appalachian Trail, finishing the 2,193-mile journey despite facing numerous challenges, including 71 falls. Sanders began his hike on September 6 in West Virginia and completed it at Mount Katahdin in Maine. His journey has inspired many, and he continues to advocate for motivation and encouragement among fellow hikers.
The FTC and 22 states have initiated legal action against Amazon, claiming the company inflated ad prices, affecting over 1 million advertisers. Amazon has countered that the FTC's understanding of its advertising practices is incorrect.
The US Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 in favor of allowing the Trump administration to proceed with the construction of a $400 million ballroom at the White House. This decision blocks a lower court order that had halted above-ground work due to legal challenges from a historic preservation group.
The Dallas Cowboys have waived quarterback Joe Milton and claimed running back Emari Demercado from the Kansas City Chiefs. Milton had a strong preseason but struggled for playing time after being traded from the New England Patriots. Demercado, who has experience with the Arizona Cardinals, adds depth to the Cowboys' running back position.
The US Supreme Court has permitted the continuation of President Trump's $400 million ballroom project at the White House, supported by five conservative justices. Chief Justice Roberts dissented, stating the project is likely unlawful without congressional approval. The project faced challenges from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Trump administration sought the Supreme Court's intervention after lower courts ruled against the project.
USC and UCLA may seek to adopt scheduling practices similar to Arizona and Arizona State to avoid extreme heat during early season football games. USC's recent season opener faced criticism for low attendance due to high temperatures, prompting discussions about potential changes in kickoff times. Experts suggest that any adjustments would need to be negotiated with television executives.
President Donald Trump has requested Apple to update its maps to reflect the renaming of Lake Ontario to 'Lake America.' Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed that Trump reached out to Apple directly after signing an executive order for the change. Google has already updated its maps to reflect the new name.
The FTC and 22 state attorneys general have initiated a lawsuit against Amazon, claiming the company has been overcharging for advertisements through a 'secret ad surcharge.' The lawsuit alleges violations of the FTC Act and various state laws, following a previous settlement related to Amazon's Prime subscription practices.
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of continuing the construction of a $400 million ballroom at the White House, blocking lower court decisions that sought to halt the project. The ruling, which was split 5-4, included a dissent from Chief Justice John Roberts, who expressed concerns about the legality of the construction without Congressional approval. The National Trust for Historic Preservation had challenged the project, arguing it lacked proper authorization.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has expressed his support for Rep. Max Miller's reelection campaign despite ongoing allegations of domestic violence and child abuse. Johnson emphasized the importance of allowing the House Ethics Committee's investigation to proceed, while Miller continues to deny the allegations and has called for an investigation into himself.
Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) will not attend the Republican midterm convention in Dallas next week, as confirmed by a source. Collins has a history of skipping conventions during election cycles to maintain her voting attendance record. She is currently in a competitive race against Democratic nominee Troy Jackson, with recent polling showing Jackson at 48% and Collins at 46%.
A teenager in North Carolina has died after contracting an infection from the Naegleria fowleri amoeba, which is often fatal. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services confirmed the death occurred on August 31, 2026.
Republican candidate Andy Barr has removed an image of Donald Trump from his Senate campaign website as he seeks to fill Mitch McConnell’s seat. This change reflects a broader trend among GOP candidates distancing themselves from Trump ahead of the midterm elections, despite running in a traditionally Republican state.
President Donald Trump shared a claim on social media stating that there are no documented cases of autism among unvaccinated Amish children, referencing a 2010 study. However, this claim is misleading as the study does not link autism diagnoses to vaccination status and does not support the assertion that no unvaccinated Amish children have autism. The claim comes amid a measles outbreak in Pennsylvania's Amish community.
A funeral was held in Kenscoff, Haiti, for four victims of a gang attack that occurred on August 23, resulting in 47 deaths and over 50 kidnappings. The attack has raised concerns about security in Haiti, with survivors criticizing police inaction. The U.N. reported that approximately 150 gang members were involved in the incident, which has contributed to a significant displacement crisis in the country.
The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging manipulation of ad prices that has resulted in overcharging advertising customers by approximately $20 billion since 2019. Amazon denies the allegations, claiming the lawsuit is misguided and asserting that its auction practices are misunderstood.
The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging manipulation of online ad auctions that overcharged advertisers by approximately $20 billion since 2019. Amazon disputes the claims, stating that the FTC misunderstands how advertising works and that its auction practices are legitimate.
The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company manipulated ad pricing, resulting in overcharges to more than a million advertising customers. The lawsuit claims that Amazon's practices have generated approximately $20 billion since 2019 and asserts that consumers have also been harmed by increased costs. Amazon has denied the allegations, stating that the FTC misunderstands how advertising auctions work.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended his meeting with Jared Kushner, focusing on discussions about the affordability crisis. He emphasized the necessity of bipartisan dialogue for legislative progress and highlighted a recent bipartisan housing bill as an example of effective collaboration.
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