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Carlos Alcaraz Wins US Open for 6th Slam Title
The 22-year-old has now clinched his sixth major trophy of his career and second of the year, following the French Open.
Supreme Court Justice Barrett Defends Decision Overturning Roe v. Wade
Since 2022, states have been resolving issues related to the landmark abortion ruling, she said.
Treasury Will Be Forced to Refund ‘Half the Tariffs’ if Supreme Court Rules Against Trump, Bessent Says
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said such a decision would ‘be terrible’ for his department.
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South Korea Makes Deal With US to Release Detained Georgia Plant Workers
U.S. federal authorities detained about 300 South Koreans in an immigration enforcement operation on Sept. 4.
College Board Retires Student Data Tool Amid Scrutiny Over ‘Proxies’ for Race in Admissions
The Trump administration has warned colleges to not use ‘proxies’ for racial preference when admitting students.
California City to Repeal Homeless Housing Ban After State Sues
Norwalk will overturn a housing ban and has agreed to pay $250,000 for new affordable housing projects.
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How US Government Stake in Intel Will Affect Tech Race With China
Experts say Uncle Sam’s support is necessary for U.S. businesses to compete against Beijing’s trade aggression. But it won’t work as a stand-alone.
What to Know About New SNAP Work Requirements
Age limits change and some exemptions are removed, but many geographic waivers remain in place.
What to Know About Venezuela’s Drug Trafficking Threat to US
U.S. forces in the Caribbean killed 11 members of a drugs cartel. Who are Tren de Aragua and why do they pose a threat to the United States?
Energy Secretary Says US LNG Exports Set to Double Within 3 Years
Chris Wright bound for Europe to sell U.S. natural gas—and confidence in America.
Mother of JD Vance Shares Her Drug Addiction Story to Inspire Recovering ‘Out Loud’
Aikins, whose struggle with drugs was chronicled in Vance’s memoir, ‘Hillbilly Elegy,’ travels the country speaking at addiction recovery events.
Schumer Threatens to ‘Force’ a Senate Vote on Repealing Trump’s Tariffs
The minority leader blamed the tariffs for August’s soft jobs numbers. He did not specify how the Senate Democrats could bring a bill to the floor.
Trump Says G20 Summit Will Be Held at Doral Club in Miami Next Year
‘We will not make any money on it,’ the president said.
Jeffries Says Democrats Are Embracing Generational Change
The minority leader pointed to 2022 transitions and recent retirements as proof that a renewal is underway.
States, Companies Sue Trump Admin Over Halt of Offshore Wind Farms
The state attorneys general argued there was ‘zero justification’ for the issuing of the stop-work order.
US Services Strengthen in August as New Orders Rebound
Dual surveys show steady demand and busier activity, although softer hiring data keep a Fed rate cut in play this month.
DC National Guard Extends Deployment Through November as Home Rule Dispute Escalates
While troops assist with public safety, Washington’s leaders have said that the deployment exceeds the military’s lawful role in local law enforcement.
DHS to Use Louisiana’s ‘Angola Prison’ for ICE Detainees
The facility will house the ‘worst of the worst,’ said Secretary Kristi Noem. Nebraska’s ‘Cornhusker Clink’ and Indiana’s ‘Speedway Slammer’ will also be used.
US Trade Deficit Soars as Capital Goods Imports Hit Record High
Record capital goods inflows and higher industrial supplies overshadow weak exports, with data suggesting a lift for manufacturing despite the wider trade gap.
France Fines Google Nearly $380 Million for Inserting Cookies and Ads Between Emails
Trump had warned nations that they would be hit with additional tariffs for ‘discriminatory’ digital taxes and regulations on U.S. tech companies.
