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Fox News — Politics

Joseph diGenova Resigns from DOJ Role Investigating Trump-Russia Probes

Joseph diGenova has resigned from his position at the Justice Department, where he was investigating the alleged 'Grand Conspiracy' related to the Trump-Russia probes. His departure follows a period of diminished involvement and loss of confidence from both the Justice Department and the White House. The future of the investigation remains uncertain.

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Washington Examiner

Bush and Rice Reflect on Initial Fears Regarding Flight 93 During 9/11

Former President George W. Bush and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice shared their initial fears that the U.S. military had shot down United Airlines Flight 93 during the 9/11 attacks. They recounted their experiences in the White House bunker as they monitored the crisis and discussed the challenges of decision-making under pressure.

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Guardian — US

Joe diGenova resigns from leading DOJ inquiry into alleged conspiracy against Trump

Joe diGenova has resigned from his role leading a Department of Justice investigation into alleged conspiracy against former President Donald Trump. His resignation raises questions about the future of the inquiry, which has examined the actions of former officials regarding Trump's handling of classified documents and Russian interference in the 2016 election.

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Al Jazeera English

Trump Administration Proposes Changes to US Census Counting Method

The Trump administration has proposed changes to the US census that would exclude certain immigrants from the population count, affecting the allocation of House seats and federal resources. The proposal suggests removing questions on race and ethnicity and includes measures to verify citizenship status. Critics warn that these changes could discourage census participation and reshape perceptions of American identity.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Administration Considers Future of Beauty School Accreditor Affecting Thousands of Students

The Trump administration is reviewing the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences (NACCAS), which oversees 1,300 beauty schools and affects over 120,000 students. The decision could impact federal student aid eligibility, as the DOE staff recommended continued recognition with restrictions, while NACIQI suggested denial. Students have raised concerns about the implications for their education and financial aid.

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mirror.co.uk

Emergency Slide Deployed from Air Force One Delays Trump's Travel

Donald Trump's travel to the Republican National Midterm Convention was delayed due to the deployment of an emergency slide from Air Force One. Trump confirmed that the slide was being checked for functionality, and he reassured reporters about the plane's safety before eventually boarding.

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Guardian — US

Census Bureau proposes changes to exclude undocumented immigrants from US census

On September 9, 2026, the Census Bureau proposed changes to the US census that would exclude undocumented immigrants and potentially affect federal resource allocation and congressional districting. The proposal also includes considerations for changes in race and ethnicity data collection.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Reported to Have Given $45,000 in Holiday Cash Gifts to White House Aides

President Donald Trump reportedly gave $45,000 in holiday cash gifts to White House aides Margo Martin and Chamberlain Harris, as disclosed in financial forms. The White House stated that such gifts are a longstanding practice and do not relate to the aides' official duties.

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Fox News — Politics

Emergency slide deployed on new Air Force One during safety check

On September 9, 2026, an emergency slide was deployed on the new Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews during a safety check. President Donald Trump clarified that the deployment was routine and confirmed the aircraft's safety for flight.

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Los Angeles Times

Salvadorans Await Decision on Temporary Protected Status

Thousands of Salvadoran immigrants are awaiting a decision from the Trump administration on the potential expiration of their Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which is set to end soon. The Department of Homeland Security has not confirmed whether TPS will be extended for approximately 170,000 Salvadorans. The outcome could significantly impact those who have held TPS for 25 years, as many have established deep roots in the U.S.

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Fox News — Politics

Appeals Court Upholds Injunction Against IRS Sharing Taxpayer Data with ICE

On September 8, 2026, a federal appeals court upheld an injunction preventing the IRS from sharing taxpayer information with ICE, ruling that the IRS's actions were unlawful. The court found that the IRS did not comply with federal tax-confidentiality laws when responding to ICE's requests for taxpayer addresses, which raised privacy concerns.

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Fox News — Latest

Appeals Court Upholds Injunction Against IRS Sharing Taxpayer Data with ICE

On September 8, 2026, a federal appeals court upheld an injunction blocking the IRS from sharing taxpayer data with ICE, ruling that the IRS's actions were unlawful. The court found that the IRS did not comply with federal tax-confidentiality laws when responding to ICE's requests for taxpayer information.

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PBS NewsHour

Fact-checking Trump's statements regarding his response to 9/11

President Donald Trump discussed his response to the September 11, 2001, attacks in recent interviews, making claims about his involvement in the recovery efforts that lack supporting evidence. Fact-checkers, including PolitiFact, have found no verification of Trump's statements regarding the number of workers he brought to Ground Zero or his direct involvement in cleanup efforts. Trump is not attending the 9/11 commemoration in New York, opting instead for a ceremony at the Pentagon.

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Ars Technica

NIH Allocates Part of Budget for Department of Defense Research

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has agreed to allocate part of its budget to the Department of Defense (DoD) for research purposes. The funding will support the development of medical countermeasures and is sourced from the NIAID's budget of $6.6 billion for 2026. The agreement is set to last for ten years, although the exact amount of funding for Defense projects is not specified.

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The Daily Beast

National Guard Member Faces Charges After Incident Involving Weapon

Zion Mitchell, a National Guard member deployed at the request of President Trump, faces felony charges after allegedly pointing a loaded weapon at a fellow Guardsman during an argument over hairstyle compliance. The incident occurred while the Guardsmen were on break in a van outside a Popeyes in Northeast D.C. Mitchell is currently held without bail, with a hearing set for September 15.

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PBS NewsHour

Trump Commemorates 9/11 Victims at Steel Across America Event

On September 8, 2026, President Donald Trump commemorated the victims of the September 11 attacks at an event in Washington, D.C. The event featured a steel beam from the World Trade Center and honored individuals who died in the attacks. Trump made remarks reflecting on the significance of the day and recognized the efforts of first responders and victims' families.

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Washington Examiner

FCC Chairman Discusses Actions Against Networks Airing Misleading Polls

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced that the agency is considering measures to address networks airing misleading polls as the midterm elections approach. Carr emphasized the need for broadcasters to operate in the public interest and mentioned that guidance may be issued soon regarding the airing of fake polls.

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Washington Examiner

Rising Interest Rates Impact Government Spending Proposals

Rising interest rates are reshaping the political landscape regarding government spending in the U.S. Previously favored proposals like the Green New Deal and Medicare for All are facing increased scrutiny as borrowing costs rise and national debt exceeds $40 trillion. Analysts suggest that the feasibility of large-scale spending initiatives is diminishing among Democratic lawmakers.

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Fox News — Latest

Former USCIS Official and Accomplice Charged in Alleged $960,000 Bribery Scheme

Lukman Owolabi Ganiyu, a former senior USCIS official, and his accomplice, Adeniyi Akeem Somoye, have been charged in an alleged bribery scheme involving nearly $960,000. They are accused of manipulating and expediting immigration applications in exchange for bribes, bypassing standard procedures and altering the USCIS system to facilitate the process.

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