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Minnesota Supreme Court denies Mike Lindell's request for gubernatorial primary recount

The Minnesota Supreme Court has denied Mike Lindell's request for a recount in the GOP gubernatorial primary, where he lost to Lisa Demuth by 45,000 votes. Lindell plans to appeal the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court and is seeking election data for an independent investigation, while also facing previous legal issues related to claims about the 2020 election.

The Hill

US announces oil deal with Venezuela; political responses vary

President Trump has announced a deal for the U.S. to gain majority control of over 65 million barrels of Venezuelan oil. The announcement has elicited varied reactions, with Senate Democrats criticizing it for prioritizing profits over soldier safety, while GOP Senator Bernie Moreno defended the deal.

Fox News — Politics

Fourth Circuit Court rules South Carolina mail-in voting law unconstitutional

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that South Carolina's mail-in voting law, which allowed voters over 65 to vote absentee without restrictions, is unconstitutional. The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by younger voters claiming the law violated the 26th Amendment. The case will return to lower courts for further proceedings, and South Carolina officials plan to appeal the decision.

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Three Individuals Arrested for Alleged Cemetery Theft Across Multiple States

Three individuals from Indiana have been arrested for allegedly stealing items from cemetery niches containing cremated remains across several states, including Florida. Authorities are urging the public to check burial sites for missing items, with reports indicating approximately $35,000 worth of valuables stolen from cemeteries in Florida alone.

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West Virginia Proposes Plan to Eliminate State Income Tax Through Data Center Revenue

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has introduced a seven-point plan aimed at reducing and eventually eliminating the state income tax by allocating revenue from approved hyperscale data center projects. The plan addresses concerns about utility costs and local governance while emphasizing the need for all West Virginians to benefit from the revenue generated by these projects. Some residents have raised concerns about the impact of data center expansion on local communities.

Fox News — Politics

West Virginia Proposes Plan to Eliminate State Income Tax Through Data Center Revenue

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has proposed a seven-point plan to reduce and eventually eliminate the state income tax by allocating revenue from approved hyperscale data center projects. The plan aims to address concerns regarding natural resources and infrastructure while fostering economic growth through investments in data centers. However, some residents are raising concerns about the potential costs and impacts of such developments.

The Atlantic

Podcast by Dominican Sisters of Mary Gains Popularity

The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist in Ann Arbor, Michigan, have gained popularity through their podcast, Dominican Sisters Open Mic, hosted by Sister Miriam Holzman. The podcast discusses spiritual topics and daily convent life, resonating with a wide audience and reflecting a growing interest in wellness content.

New York Post

Tennis Players Express Concerns Over Ball Quality

Professional tennis players have raised concerns about the quality of tennis balls, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic. Notable players like Novak Djokovic and Venus Williams have commented on the inconsistency and rapid degradation of the balls. The issue is attributed to changes in manufacturing standards and materials, leading to varying performance across different tournaments.

New York Post

Investigation into Indiana Serial Killer Case Raises New Questions as Thousands of Bones Remain Unexamined

An investigation into the case of suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister has raised new questions nearly 30 years after thousands of bones were found at his estate. Hamilton County Coroner Jeff Jellison is seeking more information from Mark Goodyear, a key figure in the case, who has not been fully forthcoming. Over 9,000 bones remain unexamined, and Jellison is urging anyone with information about missing loved ones to come forward.

Al Jazeera English

Protesters in Argentina demonstrate against Peter Thiel

On August 30, 2026, dozens of protesters gathered in Argentina to demonstrate against Peter Thiel, co-founder of Palantir, outside his new mansion. The reasons for the protest were not specified in the report.

The Atlantic

Adult Summer Camp Offers Friendship Opportunities for Women

Camp Social, an adult summer camp for women, hosted over 400 participants in the Poconos to promote friendship and connection. Activities included archery, dance, and crafts, aimed at rekindling a sense of youthfulness and camaraderie. Attendees exchanged contact information at the end of the camp, indicating successful relationship-building.

The Atlantic

Alaska Senate Race Features Multiple Candidates Named Dan Sullivan

In Alaska's Senate race, incumbent Senator Daniel S. Sullivan faces a challenge from Daniel J. Sullivan, leading to potential voter confusion due to the name similarity. Former Anchorage Mayor Daniel A. Sullivan has endorsed the incumbent. The situation has garnered attention and humor from various individuals named Dan Sullivan in the state.

The Atlantic

Alaska Senate Race Features Multiple Candidates Named Dan Sullivan

The Alaska Senate race features multiple candidates named Dan Sullivan, including incumbent Senator Daniel S. Sullivan and challenger Daniel J. Sullivan. Concerns about voter confusion have arisen, with discussions about the implications of ranked-choice voting. The situation has drawn attention from both local residents and national figures, as the election approaches in November.