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New York Post

Howard Stern's SiriusXM 101 Channel Removed Following Staff Layoffs

Howard Stern's Howard 101 channel on SiriusXM has been discontinued following the layoff of approximately 12 staff members. The channel lineup changes include Andy Cohen's Radio Andy moving to channel 101. Stern's decision to reduce his show schedule to one episode per week is set to take effect after Labor Day.

New York Post

Jets' Chip Trayanum Taken to Hospital with Neck Injury

Chip Trayanum was taken to a local hospital after sustaining a neck injury during a game at MetLife Stadium. The Jets reported that he was awake and alert while being transported. Before the injury, Trayanum had 12 carries for 38 yards and a touchdown.

Al Jazeera English

Tuareg Rebels Release Malian Soldiers in Exchange for Leader

Tuareg rebels have released around 60 Malian soldiers in exchange for their leader, Inkinane Ag Attaher, who was arrested in 2025. The exchange, overseen by the Niger government, is part of ongoing prisoner releases involving al-Qaeda-linked groups and reflects continued communication despite Mali's government rejecting negotiations with these groups. The civil conflict in Mali has persisted since 2012, with the military currently in power since a 2021 coup.

Washington Post — Business

Trump announces U.S. involvement in Venezuelan oil industry

Donald Trump announced that the U.S. has obtained a substantial stake in the Venezuelan oil industry. This initiative aims to establish more direct control over Venezuelan reserves due to challenges faced by private investors.

Washington Examiner

Pete Hegseth Denies 2028 Presidential Bid Report

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth denied a report claiming he is considering a presidential bid for 2028, stating it is '100% false.' The report from NBC cited anonymous sources and sparked speculation about potential Republican candidates for the presidency. Hegseth emphasized his focus on his current role and mentioned his recent activities in Iowa, which have fueled rumors about his political aspirations.

Fox News — Latest

Chris Sale Achieves Complete Game Shutout Against Dodgers

Chris Sale completed a 1-0 shutout against the Los Angeles Dodgers, marking his first complete game since 2019. The victory capped a three-game sweep for the Atlanta Braves. Sale's performance was particularly significant as he faced personal loss before the game, having learned of the death of a close family friend.

New York Post

Dodgers Defeat Tigers in Tarik Skubal's Return to Comerica Park

Tarik Skubal made an emotional return to Comerica Park on Friday after being traded to the Dodgers, leading his new team to a 2-1 victory over the Tigers. Skubal pitched six innings, allowing one run and striking out seven batters, while receiving a warm welcome from fans and former teammates.

Fox News — Latest

Wanted Man Arrested After Encountering Officers at Restaurant

A wanted man in California was arrested after entering a Panda Express where officers were having lunch. The Monrovia Police Department had been searching for him for a month due to a no-bail felony probation warrant. The arrest was captured on body camera footage released by the police.

New York Post

Oura Ring Data May Assist in Investigation of Utah National Guardsman's Death

Investigators are examining data from Oura Rings worn by Jennifer Gledhill and her husband, Matthew Johnson, in connection with Johnson's suspected murder. The data may help locate his body, which Gledhill allegedly concealed after the incident. Gledhill and her parents have been arrested in relation to the case.

New York Post

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court Review of Transgender Troop Ban

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow enforcement of a ban on transgender troops, claiming a lower court's ruling against the ban was erroneous. The request follows a ruling by the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit that found the ban likely violates the constitutional rights of transgender individuals. Legal representatives for the plaintiffs argue that the Supreme Court should wait for the case to be resolved in lower courts.

The Hill

CBC Reverses Policy on Labeling 9/11 as Terrorism

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has reversed its policy that advised journalists against labeling the September 11 attacks as acts of terrorism. This change comes after significant criticism from political figures regarding the initial guidance.

Washington Examiner

Proposal to Rename Nashville Airport After Dolly Parton

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee proposed renaming Nashville's largest airport after Dolly Parton following her death on August 29, 2026. A petition for the name change has gathered over 160,000 signatures, and the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority is set to discuss the proposal on September 17.

The Daily Beast

Audio Reveals Communication Loss Between Marine One and Control Tower

Audio recordings have revealed a communication loss between Marine One and an air traffic control tower during a flight on August 4, 2026. The helicopter came within 0.94 miles and 700 feet of a passenger jet due to the communication issues, which were exacerbated by ongoing construction at the White House. The FAA confirmed that contact was established before takeoff and stated that the president was never in danger.

Fox News — Latest

Royce White Attends Indiana Fever Game in Support of WNBA Draft Pursuit

Royce White attended the Indiana Fever game on August 28, 2026, wearing a blonde wig as part of his campaign for the WNBA Draft. He declared his intention to enter the draft and identified as a transgender woman, raising questions about eligibility for biological males in the league. White's appearance follows the ejection of Enes Kanter Freedom from a game, which has attracted media attention.