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Fox News — Politics

Massachusetts Senate Candidates Debate Key Issues in Final Showdown

In a debate on August 21, 2026, Massachusetts Senate candidates Ed Markey and Seth Moulton discussed key issues such as transgender athletes in sports, immigration enforcement, and the Democratic Party's direction. Both candidates expressed support for progressive policies and emphasized the need for accountability in government. The primary election is set for September 1.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Supports Darline Graham in South Carolina Senate Race Amid GOP Concerns

Donald Trump campaigned for Darline Graham in South Carolina as she seeks to fill her late brother's Senate seat. However, her lack of experience and unclear positions on key issues have raised concerns among Republican voters. Meanwhile, Democratic nominee Dr. Annie Andrews is positioning herself as a viable alternative in the race.

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cbsnews.com

Eight fatalities reported in plane crash near military radar site in Alaska

A plane crash in western Alaska on Thursday resulted in the deaths of all eight individuals on board, including two employees of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The aircraft was en route to a remote radar site when it crashed near Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site Airport. The NTSB and FAA are investigating the incident, which occurred in foggy weather.

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Fox News — Politics

San Diego County Bars ICE from Using Local Shooting Ranges

San Diego County has decided to bar federal immigration agents from using local shooting ranges, leading to accusations of hypocrisy from state Republican leaders. The decision, made by a 3-2 vote, has raised concerns about the implications for training and community safety, with officials on both sides of the debate weighing in.

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Fox News — Politics

Schumer Avoids Question on Campaigning with El-Sayed, Who Opposes His Leadership

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has not disclosed whether he will campaign for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, who has expressed he would not support Schumer as the Democratic leader if elected. Schumer remains optimistic about the Democrats regaining the Senate, citing the importance of Michigan in this effort and the energy El-Sayed brings to the party.

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Fox News — Latest

Schumer avoids question on campaigning with El-Sayed, who does not support him as leader

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has not confirmed his campaign plans for Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan candidate who does not support Schumer's leadership. Schumer remains confident in the Democratic Party's chances to regain the Senate, highlighting the significance of Michigan and discussing the impact of Trump's policies on the state's economy.

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TechCrunch

Waymo Submits Documents in NHTSA Investigation of Child Collision

Waymo has submitted documents to the NHTSA as part of an investigation into a collision involving a child. The submitted responses are entirely redacted, with Waymo stating that the redactions are due to confidential business information.

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Washington Examiner

Pennsylvania Governor Launches Website for Data Center Feedback

On August 21, 2026, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro launched a website for residents to provide feedback on data center construction. This initiative follows his executive order imposing strict regulations on data centers, including the elimination of fast-tracked permits and requirements for community support and benefits agreements.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Administration Sets Goal for Increased U.S. Space Launches by 2030

The Trump administration has unveiled a space policy aimed at increasing U.S. space launches to nearly three per day by 2030, focusing on enhancing infrastructure and collaboration with commercial companies. The initiative seeks to maintain U.S. competitiveness against China's expanding space capabilities, while also addressing potential disruptions from increased launch activity.

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Washington Examiner

Texas Appeals Court Reduces Judgment Against Alex Jones in Sandy Hook Case

A Texas appeals court has reduced a $50 million judgment against Alex Jones for defamation related to his claims about the Sandy Hook shooting to $1.5 million. The court found that the parents of a victim did not provide enough evidence to exceed Texas's statutory damage cap. This ruling does not affect a separate $1.4 billion judgment against Jones in Connecticut.

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Axios

Walmart to Introduce Tap-to-Pay Options Including Apple Pay

Walmart will start offering tap-to-pay options, including Apple Pay, in select stores and Sam's Club locations beginning August 23, 2026. The company aims to enhance customer payment choices and plans to expand this feature to all locations by the end of the year.

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TechCrunch

DOJ Investigates Andreessen Horowitz's Board Memberships

The DOJ is investigating Andreessen Horowitz for potential conflicts of interest involving its partners' board memberships at competing companies Databricks and Fivetran. The investigation has been ongoing for almost a year, utilizing a rarely applied antitrust law.

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The Verge

Take-Two Interactive Subpoenas Microsoft and Discord Over GTA VI Leaks

Take-Two Interactive has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord regarding copyright infringement related to leaks of Grand Theft Auto VI. The subpoenas were filed on August 21, 2026, and require the companies to produce information by September 4, 2026.

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apnews.com

Texas Court Reduces Judgment Against Alex Jones to $1.5 Million

A Texas court has reduced a $50 million judgment against Alex Jones to $1.5 million regarding his false claims about the Sandy Hook school shooting. The ruling does not affect a separate $1.4 billion judgment against him in Connecticut. Jones plans to appeal the decision to the state Supreme Court.

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themirror.com

Natalie Harp's Salary Compared to USS Lincoln Sailors Amid Criticism

Natalie Harp's $150,000 salary has been compared to the average salary of USS Abraham Lincoln sailors, which is around $50,000, sparking criticism. Political commentator Bill Kristol emphasized the salary disparity, while reports of Harp's close relationship with former President Trump have also come under scrutiny. The USS Lincoln has faced challenges during its extended deployment, leading to concerns about the conditions on board.

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Axios

U.S. Trade Representative Critiques Efforts to Change China's Economic Model

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer criticized the long-standing efforts to change China's export-heavy economy, calling them ineffective. He highlighted the U.S. strategy of imposing tariffs on Chinese goods and questioned the lack of action from European countries. Meanwhile, former Trade Representative Michael Froman warned that China's economic practices could lead to a global crisis.

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Washington Examiner

Alexander Vindman to Donate Campaign Funds to Florida Democrats

Alexander Vindman, who lost the Democratic Senate primary in Florida, has pledged to donate his remaining campaign funds to support Democratic candidates in the state. Despite raising over $16 million, Vindman was defeated by Angie Nixon. The upcoming Senate race is expected to favor Republicans, with polling showing Sen. Ashley Moody leading.

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Washington Examiner

Angie Nixon distances herself from socialist label amid Senate campaign

Angie Nixon, a Florida Senate candidate, is distancing herself from the Democratic Socialists of America as she prepares for her general election against incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody. Nixon claims to be a capitalist and disagrees with several DSA agenda items. Despite this, she has received endorsements from leftist politicians.

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