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Fox News — Latest Aug 14

NYPD Officer Convicted of Chokehold Violation Under 2020 Ban

NYPD Officer Omar Habib was convicted on August 14, 2026, of strangulation and using a prohibited chokehold, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold ban. The conviction stems from an incident in July 2023 where Habib used a chokehold on a man resisting arrest, leading to the man's loss of consciousness. Following the conviction, Habib was terminated from the police department.

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Al Jazeera English Aug 14

Brazil considers response to new US tariffs

Brazil is assessing its response to new tariffs from the United States. The government has expressed its commitment to defending its position but has not yet decided on any retaliatory measures.

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BBC — World Aug 14

US report indicates countries assisted China in avoiding tariffs

A US government report has revealed that China has been using countries with lower tariffs to bypass the higher tariffs set by the Trump administration. The findings highlight the methods employed to move goods through these nations.

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BBC — Business Aug 14

US Report Indicates China Used Other Countries to Avoid Tariffs

A US report has revealed that China has been using countries with lower tariffs to avoid the higher tariffs that were implemented during the Trump administration. The report outlines the strategies China employed to facilitate this process.

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apnews.com Aug 14

Trump directs Navy to revert to older jet launch system on aircraft carriers

President Trump has ordered the U.S. Navy to remove the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System from its aircraft carriers and revert to older steam catapults. This decision is expected to incur significant costs and complicate maintenance, as the older system requires more personnel. The Navy is also facing recruitment challenges, with many positions unfilled across the fleet.

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cnbc.com Aug 14

U.S. Announces New Economic Measures Against Iran; Navy to Rotate USS Abraham Lincoln

The U.S. Treasury Secretary announced new economic measures against Iran, emphasizing their unprecedented nature. Meanwhile, the Navy plans to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln with the USS George Washington amid concerns about conditions aboard the Lincoln, which have been disputed by military officials.

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NPR — Top Stories Aug 14

Federal Regulators Investigate Prediction Markets Related to Speaker Remarks

Federal regulators are investigating prediction markets where participants can bet on what speakers might say. The inquiry aims to determine if these markets are susceptible to manipulation.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 14

White House Report Highlights Transshipment Practices Costing U.S. Treasury Up to $26 Billion

The White House released a report on August 14, 2026, detailing concerns about foreign exporters routing goods through third countries to evade U.S. tariffs, with an estimated cost to the U.S. Treasury of up to $26 billion annually. The report identifies over 40 countries at high risk for transshipment, including China, and outlines steps taken by the Trump administration to strengthen enforcement against these practices.

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Fox News — Politics Aug 14

White House Report Highlights Transshipment Practices Costing U.S. Treasury Up to $26 Billion

A White House report released on August 13, 2026, outlines concerns regarding transshipment practices that may cost the U.S. Treasury between $19 billion and $26 billion annually. The report identifies over 40 countries, including China, as high-risk for routing goods through third countries to evade tariffs. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is implementing AI technology to detect such practices.

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The Hill Aug 14

White House report claims over 40 countries assist China in circumventing US tariffs

A report from the White House alleges that China is using over 40 countries to bypass U.S. tariffs, leading to billions of dollars in lost revenue. The report, titled "The Great Transshipment Scam," was published on August 14, 2026.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 14

CNN Critiques Patriot Games for Lack of Diversity

CNN's Audie Cornish highlighted concerns regarding the lack of diversity at the Patriot Games, an event attended by President Trump, citing an analysis that many participants were from private Christian schools. The White House defended the event, stating it provided national opportunities for young athletes. The competition, held in Ohio, aimed to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary and included a significant scholarship prize pool.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 14

Live bullet found on United Airlines flight prompts security sweep at Denver airport

A live bullet was found on United Airlines Flight 1302 from Denver to San Diego, leading to a security sweep and a delay of over two hours. Passengers were evacuated while security personnel investigated the incident. The flight eventually departed for San Diego after the aircraft was cleared.

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New York Times — Business Aug 14

Kalshi Ceases Most Operations in Washington State

Kalshi has been ordered to halt most of its operations in Washington State due to a successful challenge against prediction markets. This marks a significant regulatory action in the evolving landscape of prediction markets.

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Los Angeles Times Aug 14

California regulators approve $34.5 billion merger between Charter and Cox

California regulators have given the green light to a $34.5 billion merger between Charter Communications and Cox Communications. The merger is expected to expand Spectrum service to over 6 million customers in the state.

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Washington Examiner Aug 13

Rep. Max Miller Indicates Possible Absence from Court Hearings Due to House Majority Concerns

Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) has indicated he may miss court hearings for a civil protection order against his ex-wife due to concerns about his party's slim majority in the House. Miller has faced serious allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, which he denies, and has stated he will continue his reelection campaign despite diminishing support from colleagues.

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New York Post Aug 13

Bruce Blakeman vows to repeal New York's BitLicense if elected governor

Bruce Blakeman, a candidate for governor of New York, has announced his intention to repeal the BitLicense regulation, which governs cryptocurrency businesses in the state, if he wins the election. The statement reflects his stance on cryptocurrency regulation.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 13

Illinois Gas Station Sold Winning $1.04 Billion Powerball Ticket

A gas station in Quincy, Illinois, sold a Powerball ticket worth $1.04 billion on August 12, but the winner's identity remains unknown. The store will receive a $500,000 bonus for the sale. The jackpot is the second-largest in Illinois history, and the winner has the option to take the prize as an annuity or a lump-sum cash payment.

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The Verge Aug 13

Apple proposes fee structure for external digital purchases in dispute with Epic Games

Apple has filed a proposal to collect fees on digital purchases made through external links, which Epic Games contests as exceeding court guidance. This comes after a ruling that prevents Apple from taking commissions on such purchases due to non-compliance with a prior injunction.

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New York Times — Business Aug 13

Salvage Company Seeks to Auction Titanic Artifacts Amid Court Challenges

A salvage company with rights to Titanic artifacts is preparing to auction 100 items it has recovered from the shipwreck. The company is also contesting the court's involvement in the auction process.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 13

JD Vance Addresses Republican Party's Relationship with Young Voters and Socialism

Vice President JD Vance addressed the Republican Party's approach to young voters and their growing interest in socialism during an appearance on The Will Cain Show. He urged Republicans to take responsibility for this trend and to focus on addressing the economic concerns of young Americans, rather than blaming them for their political leanings. Vance emphasized the importance of improving living conditions to counter the appeal of socialism.

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