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Google Hosts Third-Party App Stores in Play Store Following Epic Lawsuit

Google has started hosting third-party app stores in its Play Store, beginning with Aptoide, following an antitrust lawsuit victory by Epic Games. This change is part of several court-ordered remedies aimed at increasing competition in app distribution. The Registered App Store program is set to launch internationally, but currently, Google is adhering to the judge's directives in the US.

New York Times — World

Police Use Tear Gas to Disperse Protest in Ranchi, India

On August 10, 2026, police in Ranchi, Jharkhand, employed tear gas to disperse a protest regarding government recruitment exams. The police maintained a presence near a barricade during the demonstration.

Guardian — US

Charges Dropped Against David Hearn Over Reflecting Pool Damage

David Hearn's vandalism charges related to damage to a reflecting pool have been dismissed. Former President Donald Trump, however, maintains that Hearn is guilty. This incident occurs amid significant primary races in multiple states, including a Democratic primary for the US Senate in Minnesota.

Fox News — Latest

Enes Kanter Freedom Declares for 2027 WNBA Draft

Enes Kanter Freedom has declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft by submitting a formal letter to the league. His declaration, along with Royce White's, has reignited discussions about the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports, following recent comments by WNBA player Sophie Cunningham. The WNBA has reaffirmed its commitment to diversity and inclusion amidst these debates.

The Hill

Obama to Host New Literary Podcast on Audible

Barack Obama is set to host a literary podcast called "A Great Book" on Audible. The podcast will include discussions with six prominent individuals in literature, as announced by Audible and Higher Ground Productions.

The Daily Beast

Former Miss North Carolina USA Discusses Title Loss and Controversy

Brittany Boltinhouse, recently dethroned as Miss North Carolina USA 2026, claims her title loss was due to her conservative beliefs and political stance. The organization that oversees the pageant stated that her removal was not related to her personal views, following the resurfacing of past racially charged social media posts. Myla Hadley, the first runner-up, will compete in the Miss USA 2026 pageant.

The Daily Beast

Tucker Carlson's Potential 2028 Presidential Run Linked to Trump's Support

Tucker Carlson has indicated he might run for president in 2028 if Donald Trump endorses Marco Rubio. Despite publicly denying intentions to run, sources suggest his decision could change based on Trump's support. Carlson's political ambitions are not seen as a threat by Trump's inner circle.

Fox News — Latest

Spencer Pratt Commends Adam Schiff for Bipartisan Disaster Relief Legislation

Spencer Pratt has praised Senator Adam Schiff for his role in passing bipartisan disaster relief legislation that benefits wildfire victims, including Pratt himself. The Doug LaMalfa Federal Disaster Tax Relief Certainty Act aims to provide financial relief by removing the threshold for claiming disaster relief tax breaks and designating relief payments as untaxable income. The bill is currently awaiting approval from President Donald Trump.

Fox News — Politics

Spencer Pratt Commends Bipartisan Efforts for Disaster Relief Legislation

Spencer Pratt has praised Senators Adam Schiff and Rick Scott for their bipartisan efforts in passing the Doug LaMalfa Federal Disaster Tax Relief Certainty Act, which aims to provide financial relief to wildfire victims. The legislation, which awaits presidential approval, seeks to remove certain eligibility thresholds for disaster relief and designates relief payments as untaxable income. The bill is named after the late Rep. Doug LaMalfa, who was known for his advocacy in California.

Daily Wire

ICE Begins Monitoring Haitian Migrants Following TPS Expiration

Federal authorities have begun summoning Haitian migrants who lost their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and are placing some under ankle monitors for tracking. This follows the Supreme Court's decision allowing the termination of TPS for approximately 350,000 Haitians. The Department of Homeland Security is encouraging these individuals to leave the country voluntarily.

Washington Examiner

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Proposes $1 Billion Fund for Data Centers to Support AI Development

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has proposed a $1 billion fund aimed at supporting data centers that will facilitate the development of artificial superintelligence. He advocates for the distribution of AI technology to empower individuals rather than concentrating it in large institutions. The initiative also includes community benefits and workforce training programs to address local concerns about data center impacts.