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Fox News — Politics

Mayor Mamdani Supports DSA Co-Chair Amid Allegations of Rent Issues

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has expressed support for DSA co-chair Gustavo Gordillo amid allegations of unpaid rent and discrepancies regarding his working-class credentials. Gordillo is currently involved in a housing court case and has faced criticism from community leaders for his actions, which appear contradictory to the DSA's principles.

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BBC — Business

Mike Ashley Criticizes Andy Burnham's Retail Policies in Letter to Prime Minister

Mike Ashley, founder of Sports Direct, has criticized Andy Burnham's retail policies, calling them 'populist reactions' in a letter to the Prime Minister. He urged for reforms to business rates and lower employment costs, warning that without major changes, the high street will continue to decline. Burnham's plans to revitalize high streets include measures to restrict new betting shops and address misleading pricing practices.

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Al Jazeera English

Nigeria Football Federation President Resigns Amid Corruption Allegations

Ibrahim Musa Gusau has resigned as president of the Nigeria Football Federation amid corruption allegations and disappointing performances by national teams. His resignation coincides with an investigation into the misuse of government funds and follows the failure of the Super Falcons to qualify for the Women's World Cup. President Bola Tinubu has called for comprehensive reforms in Nigerian football administration.

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PBS NewsHour

Data Centers Influence Midterm Elections and Political Stances

The opposition to data centers in the U.S. has reshaped the midterm election landscape, with significant investments planned by major tech companies. Concerns about water supply and environmental impact have united various groups against data center projects, prompting political leaders to reconsider their support and implement stricter regulations. Unions are also becoming more involved in advocating for data centers and expanding training programs to meet the growing demand.

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BBC — Business

Tech Firms Urge Global Action on Cybersecurity Amid AI Threats

A coalition of 100 tech firms, including Google and Microsoft, has signed an open letter calling for enhanced global cybersecurity measures in response to the growing threat of AI-enabled cyber-attacks. The letter highlights the inadequacy of current security measures and urges governments and organizations to collaborate on developing effective defenses. Recent high-profile breaches underscore the urgency of these calls for action.

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Guardian — US

Congressional Committee Investigates Trump Jr.'s Investment Firm

A congressional committee led by Democrats is investigating the venture capital firm 1789 Capital, which has seen growth since Donald Trump Jr. became a partner. Congressman Jamie Raskin has asked Trump Jr. to explain the firm's recent success following his father's re-election in November 2024.

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PBS NewsHour

Meta Implements New Rules for Minors Following $18 Billion Settlement

Meta Platforms has reached an $18 billion settlement with 48 U.S. states, leading to new rules for users under 18 on Instagram and Facebook. The changes include a two-hour daily usage limit, restrictions on access during nighttime hours, and enhanced age verification measures. Critics have expressed concerns that while the settlement is a step forward, it does not fully address the existing safety issues on the platforms.

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Al Jazeera English

Parents of children harmed by social media express concerns over Meta settlement

Parents of children who have died by suicide or suffered harm due to social media expressed concerns over a recent $18 billion settlement reached by Meta. They believe the settlement prevents them from accessing crucial evidence regarding Meta's awareness of the dangers associated with its platforms. The parents continue to advocate for stronger protections and accountability from social media companies.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump's Endorsements Show Mixed Results in Republican Primaries

President Donald Trump has maintained a strong record in Republican primary endorsements, with all 24 Senate candidates and 214 out of 218 House candidates winning their primaries. However, he has faced setbacks, with five gubernatorial picks losing and two House incumbents also failing to secure renomination. Trump's influence on the GOP remains significant despite these challenges.

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Fox News — Politics

NASA Administrator Proposes Space-Based Data Centers to Address Environmental Concerns

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has suggested moving data centers to Earth's orbit to alleviate environmental concerns associated with their construction on land. This proposal follows a poll indicating significant public opposition to local data centers. Companies like Google and SpaceX are exploring the feasibility of space-based data centers, with plans for prototype satellites and large-scale deployments.

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The Verge

Google Implements New Memory Usage Restrictions for Android Apps

Google has announced new memory usage restrictions for Android apps as a response to ongoing RAM issues. The company will enforce these limits through the Play Store, and developers who do not comply may face consequences.

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Breitbart

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Renews Membership in Democratic Socialists of America

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has renewed her membership in the Democratic Socialists of America after it lapsed in 2019. The DSA announced her rejoining amid discussions about her potential candidacy for the 2028 presidential election. Ocasio-Cortez's relationship with DSA has seen fluctuations, including a previous withdrawal of endorsement for her 2024 House campaign.

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New York Post

Callaway ends partnership with Good Good Golf following controversial advertisement

Callaway Golf has ended its partnership with Good Good Golf following backlash over a controversial advertisement that depicted violence against women. The company has pledged $1 million to support organizations addressing this issue and acknowledged shortcomings in its content review process. The fallout has raised concerns about Good Good Golf's future, including its sponsorship of a PGA Tour event.

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Washington Examiner

John Sununu to Skip 2026 Republican Midterm Election Convention

Former New Hampshire Republican Senator John Sununu has announced he will not attend the 2026 Republican midterm election convention. He is currently running against Scott Brown in the state's Republican Senate primary, which takes place on September 8, just before the convention. Polls indicate Sununu holds a significant lead over Brown, while he is in a statistical tie with likely Democratic nominee Rep. Chris Pappas ahead of the general election.

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Axios

U.S. Negotiates Potential Ownership Stake in Venezuelan Oil Fields

The Trump administration is negotiating with Venezuela's interim government for a potential ownership stake in its oil fields, which could significantly increase U.S. oil reserves. The discussions involve over a dozen productive oil fields, and the deal is seen as a critical step for U.S. energy security amid global supply disruptions.

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Axios

Tech Companies Warn of Urgent Need to Prepare for AI-Enabled Cyber Threats

OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and over 100 other companies have warned that organizations have only months to prepare for AI-enabled cyberattacks. The open letter emphasizes the need for collective action to secure critical infrastructure, enhance internal security standards, and improve coordination among companies and governments.

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Wired

OpenAI Developing Persistent AI Agent for Codex

OpenAI is working on a new feature called "Persistent mode" for its AI agent, Codex, which will allow the agent to continue tasks without interruption. The feature is currently being tested and aims to enhance user interaction by enabling the AI to proactively create follow-up tasks. OpenAI acknowledges the risks associated with persistent AI models and has previously attempted to launch similar proactive products.

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cbsnews.com

Trump's Stock Trades in Oil and Gas Continue Amid Iran Conflict

President Trump's investment accounts have continued to trade in oil and gas stocks during the ongoing conflict with Iran, as reported in his financial disclosures. His holdings in these sectors have reportedly increased in value, with significant transactions noted during key events in the conflict. The White House asserts that independent managers handle Trump's trades, and he does not influence the timing of these transactions.

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New York Post

Devon Yacht Club in Hamptons Suspends Restaurant Service Due to Visa Issues with Kitchen Staff

The Devon Yacht Club in Amagansett has temporarily suspended its restaurant service after several kitchen staff were required to leave the U.S. due to unresolved visa issues. The club is working to resolve the staffing situation and hopes to resume service soon. Recent internal disputes among members regarding redevelopment plans have also emerged.

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New York Post

John Overdeck's $6.2 Billion Divorce Trial Highlights Asset Dispute

The divorce trial of John Overdeck, founder of Two Sigma, and his estranged wife Laura Overdeck has begun in New Jersey, with Laura seeking $6.2 billion from John. The case centers on whether John's stake in the hedge fund is a marital asset, as John argues for a significantly lower settlement. The trial has revealed personal disputes and accusations between the couple.

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