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Washington Examiner

Republican Leaders Criticize Trump's Diesel Deal with Russia

President Donald Trump's decision to allow Russia to supply diesel fuel to the U.S. has drawn criticism from several Republican figures, including Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick and former Vice President Mike Pence. They argue that the deal undermines efforts against Russian aggression and could financially support military actions in Ukraine.

Guardian — US

US Department of Justice Investigates TV Networks Over Trump Coverage

The US Department of Justice is investigating the White House television press pool's decision to stop coverage of President Donald Trump, which may have violated antitrust laws. This investigation follows the exclusion of certain news organizations from White House coverage.

New York Post

Guardians defeat White Sox 2-0 to win ALDS after trailing 0-2

The Cleveland Guardians defeated the Chicago White Sox 2-0 on Saturday night, completing a comeback from an 0-2 deficit in the AL Division Series. Gavin Williams set a record with 12 strikeouts, contributing to a total of 21 strikeouts by Guardians pitchers. Cleveland will face Tampa Bay in the AL Championship Series starting Monday.

The Hill

Trump to Hold Rallies in Montana and Arizona Next Week

President Trump is set to hold rallies in Montana and Arizona next week as part of his campaign efforts. The Arizona rally is planned for Laughlin Bullhead International Airport in Bullhead City, coinciding with upcoming elections in both states.

cnn.com

Trump's Influence on GOP Senate Candidates Raises Concerns for 2026

President Donald Trump's influence on Republican Senate candidates has raised concerns about the party's prospects in the 2026 elections. His endorsements and public criticisms have been linked to challenges faced by candidates in Texas, North Carolina, Georgia, and South Carolina, with some party members fearing that these actions could jeopardize their chances of retaining Senate seats.

Breitbart

Referee Suspended After Altercation with Player During High School Football Game

A referee in a Missouri high school football game was suspended indefinitely after grabbing a player, Joelle Rover, during a touchdown celebration. The incident occurred when Rover performed a dance move after scoring, leading to a confrontation with the referee. The Missouri State High School Activities Association confirmed the suspension, and the Springfield Public School District has requested a review of the situation.

New York Post

Islanders lose to Lightning 5-3 in competitive matchup

The New York Islanders lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-3 in a game that showcased both teams' strengths. Despite a slow start, the Islanders managed to tie the game in the third period, but ultimately fell short as the Lightning secured the win with late goals from Brandon Hagel. Coach Pete DeBoer highlighted the need for consistent performance throughout the game.

New York Post

Bodycam Footage Shows Police Welfare Check Before Deaths of South Carolina Toddlers

Bodycam footage from a welfare check on August 30 shows Justine May interacting with police weeks before her two toddlers were found dead. May, who has been charged with homicide, denied having any mental health issues during the check, despite concerns raised by a social worker. The sheriff's office is reviewing the footage as part of an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the children's deaths.

Washington Post — Business

DOJ Investigates Five TV Networks for Possible Antitrust Violations

The U.S. Department of Justice is conducting an investigation into five major television networks, including Fox News and CNN, to assess potential violations of antitrust laws. This action reflects a notable intensification of the administration's scrutiny of media outlets.

Washington Post — Politics

DOJ Investigates Five TV Networks for Potential Antitrust Violations

The DOJ is conducting an investigation into five major television networks, including Fox News and CNN, to assess potential violations of antitrust laws. This action reflects a notable intensification of the Trump administration's scrutiny of the media.

Washington Examiner

American citizen killed in Houthi attack on Riyadh airport, according to Secretary of State Rubio

A Houthi attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Saturday resulted in the death of an American citizen and over 300 injuries. Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the attacks, while President Donald Trump indicated that the U.S. may consider military involvement in response. The strikes have been described as a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict in the region.

Fox News — Latest

Toxicology Reports Show Identical Substances in Two Deceased Ole Miss Students

Toxicology reports reveal that two University of Mississippi students, Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang, had the same three controlled substances in their bloodstreams at the time of their deaths. The substances are linked to Smax-Mango Breeze pills, and two individuals have been arrested in connection with the investigation into their deaths.

New York Times — US

Support for Livestreaming Execution at Trump Rally in Tennessee

At a rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, supporters of President Trump discussed the Pentagon's plan to livestream the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, a mass shooter. While some attendees supported the idea, others expressed discomfort. The discussions highlighted differing opinions on public executions and their implications in the U.S.

New York Times — US

Pentagon Updates Casualty Figures for U.S. Service Members in Iran War

The Pentagon has updated the casualty figures for U.S. service members involved in operations related to the Iran war, increasing the number of reported deaths and injuries. This announcement follows a dignified transfer ceremony for soldiers killed in action in July.

The Hill

Trump to Decide on Livestreaming Execution of Fort Hood Shooter

President Trump announced he will decide whether to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan, the Fort Hood shooter, after receiving backlash from GOP members. He characterized Hasan as a vicious killer responsible for the deaths of 13 people and injuries to over 20 others.