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Guardian — US

Brad Lander Confronted by Protesters Over Israel Position at New York Rally

Brad Lander, a Democratic congressional nominee in New York, faced protests over his views on Israel while attending a demonstration against a Hindu nationalist rally at Madison Square Garden. The event featured Mohan Bhagwat, leader of the RSS movement, and Lander was confronted by several protesters during the rally.

New York Post

91-Year-Old Dale Sanders Completes Appalachian Trail, Sets Record as Oldest Hiker

Dale Sanders, a 91-year-old hiker, has set a new record as the oldest person to complete the Appalachian Trail, finishing the 2,193-mile trek on August 31, 2026. Despite facing numerous challenges, including 71 falls, Sanders remained determined and has inspired many with his journey. He is also known for holding other age-related records, including being the oldest to paddle the Mississippi River.

Axios

Trump Criticizes Female Reporters, Raising Concerns About Press Freedom

President Trump has faced criticism for his disparaging remarks directed at female reporters, including Maggie Haberman and Kristen Welker. Advocates for press freedom argue that these comments undermine media trust and expose journalists to harassment. The White House maintains that Trump's transparency is valued by the American people, despite concerns over his treatment of the press.

Washington Examiner

Poll Shows Trump's Approval Ratings Negative Ahead of Midterm Elections

A YouGov/Economist poll shows President Donald Trump's approval ratings are negative in most states, with only Idaho, Wyoming, and West Virginia reporting a net positive. Hugo Gurdon from the Washington Examiner attributes voter discontent to rising prices influenced by Trump's tariffs and the ongoing Iran war, which he believes complicates the midterm elections for Republicans.

PBS NewsHour

U.S. Military Will Not Deploy Troops to Polling Places in November Elections, Says Gen. Caine

Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, confirmed in a letter to Senator Elissa Slotkin that there are no plans to deploy U.S. military personnel to polling places during the November midterm elections. This statement aims to address concerns regarding potential military interference in the electoral process, especially in light of past actions by the Trump administration.

BBC — World

D4vd's Lawyers Withdraw from Murder Case, Public Defender Appointed

D4vd, a US musician, has had his celebrity lawyers withdraw from his murder case, leading to the appointment of a public defender. He is charged with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose remains were found in a vehicle registered to him. A pre-trial hearing is set for October 19, and the case may face delays due to the change in legal representation.

Fox News — Latest

Bear Enters Colorado Home and Consumes Food

A bear entered a Colorado family's home on July 21, 2026, and was found eating trash in the kitchen. The bear accessed the home through an open door and consumed various food items before being scared away. Increased bear activity in residential areas has been linked to a lack of natural food sources due to environmental conditions.

Fox News — Latest

CBC Revises Guidance on 9/11 Attacks Following Criticism from U.S. and Canadian Officials

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) faced backlash from U.S. and Canadian officials after reversing its guidance on labeling the September 11 attacks as terrorism. The change followed criticism from various political leaders, including New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino and former New York Governor George Pataki, who condemned the initial guidance as a distortion of history.

Washington Post — Politics

Trump defends data centers amid bipartisan opposition

President Donald Trump has defended data centers, arguing that opposition from voters could harm economic benefits. Polling data shows that many Americans across political lines are against the establishment of these facilities.

The Hill

Trump to Announce Drug Pricing Measures

President Trump will announce measures related to drug pricing on Monday afternoon, aiming to address rising healthcare costs following the expiration of subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. This is part of his broader healthcare agenda focused on making healthcare more affordable.

Guardian — US

Trump Criticizes Opposition to Datacenter Projects

Donald Trump has criticized communities opposing datacenter projects, suggesting that rejecting such developments could lead to economic decline. A recent poll indicated that 75% of Americans are against datacenters being built near their homes.

Fox News — Latest

Search Underway for Missing Illinois Man in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

A search team is looking for Marcin Bachleda-Blaszczak, a 57-year-old man from Illinois, who has been missing for over a week in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. His vehicle was found at the Sugarlands Visitor Center, and search efforts have expanded to include drones, which are typically not allowed in the park.

PBS NewsHour

FDA Proposes Changes to Ingredient Notification Process for Food Safety

The FDA has proposed changes to the notification process for food ingredients classified as generally recognized as safe (GRAS). The new rule would require companies to notify the FDA when adding new substances to food, addressing long-standing concerns about food safety and oversight. However, the proposal does not mandate a full safety review before marketing these ingredients.

Washington Examiner

Pete Buttigieg to Campaign for New Mexico Democratic Candidates

Pete Buttigieg will campaign for New Mexico Democratic candidates Deb Haaland and Gabe Vasquez on September 13 in Las Cruces. His visit aligns with New Mexico's early primary position for the 2028 elections and aims to support the candidates' affordability-focused platforms while potentially boosting Buttigieg's national profile.