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Federal Jury Orders New York Times to Pay $9.25 Million in Defamation Case

A federal jury has ordered The New York Times to pay $9.25 million to former University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears for defamation. The jury found that the newspaper falsely reported Spears was in a vehicle involved in a shooting that killed Jamea Harris. The Times acknowledged the error and stated that the claim was based on information from a source.

Washington Examiner

Rep. Ro Khanna Reports Over 5,400 Stock Trades in 2025

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) reported 5,402 stock trades made by his family trusts in 2025, totaling over $165 million in trading volume. He supports a proposed billionaire tax in California while stating that he does not personally trade stocks. His family earned significant income from investments, and he is considering a presidential run in 2028.

Fox News — Latest

Police Identify Suspect in Assaults on Women in Philadelphia

Zymire Hughes, a 22-year-old man, has been identified by Philadelphia police as a suspect in multiple assaults on women while wearing a Halloween mask. An active warrant for his arrest has been issued, and authorities believe he may have fled the state.

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Atlanta Mayor Faces Criticism for Response to Constituent on Transit Issues

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens received backlash after telling a constituent to 'shut up' during a discussion about transit commitments. The exchange highlighted ongoing concerns regarding transportation planning in the city. Dickens also criticized the DNC for excluding Atlanta from hosting the 2028 Democratic National Convention.

Guardian — US

Supporters Gather for Lindsay Clancy's Murder Trial

Lindsay Clancy's trial for the murder of her three children drew around 300 supporters outside the courthouse on August 20, 2026. Clancy's attorney claims she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and argues for her lack of criminal responsibility.

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Philadelphia woman uses stage combat training to fend off masked man

Jameka Wilson, a Philadelphia actress, used her stage combat training to defend herself against a masked man who chased her on August 12. Police have identified the suspect, Zymire Hughes, and an arrest warrant is active as he may have fled Pennsylvania.

PBS NewsHour

Trump advocates for data centers amid voter concerns

Donald Trump is promoting the construction of data centers critical for AI and cloud computing. This support comes despite significant voter resistance to having such facilities located near their homes.

Washington Examiner

Bass and Raman Debate Key Issues in Los Angeles Mayoral Race

In a debate on August 20, 2026, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman discussed key issues such as homelessness, public safety, and housing. The candidates presented differing views on the effectiveness of current policies and proposed solutions, with homelessness and public safety emerging as significant points of contention.

Al Jazeera English

Walmart Reports Decline in Sales Amid Rising Fuel Prices

Walmart has experienced a drop in sales, which the company links to rising fuel prices exceeding $4 per gallon. This increase in fuel costs is affecting consumer spending habits and slowing the company's growth.

Al Jazeera English

US Treasury Secretary Discusses Economic Measures Against Iran

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced new economic measures aimed at Iran, suggesting they will have a substantial effect on the country's economy. He did not clarify if nations such as China would be part of these efforts.

Guardian — US

ICE detains captain of capsized New York boat linked to fatalities

Manuel Ernesto Hernandez-Umana, the captain of a boat that capsized in New York harbor, has been detained by ICE. The incident, which took place on August 8, resulted in the deaths of a woman and her infant daughter, prompting a major emergency response.

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Rep. Jared Moskowitz Responds to Sen. Rick Scott's Comments on Socialism

Rep. Jared Moskowitz addressed comments made by Sen. Rick Scott, who suggested that Moskowitz is influenced by the socialist wing of the Democratic Party and Hasan Piker. Moskowitz refuted these claims, emphasizing his centrist stance and opposition to the DSA agenda, while also recognizing the importance of addressing economic issues faced by constituents.