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Fox News — Politics 06:58 AM

Louisiana Attorney General to Investigate Dr. Anthony Fauci Following Senate Hearing

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has announced an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci, following his invocation of the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing. This investigation aligns Louisiana with Alabama and Florida, which are also looking into potential state-level offenses by Fauci. Senator Tommy Tuberville has stated that Fauci's federal pardon does not shield him from state prosecutions.

Fox News — Latest 06:58 AM

Louisiana Attorney General Announces Investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has initiated an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci after he invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing. This investigation follows similar actions by Alabama and Florida, with officials stating that Fauci's federal pardon may not shield him from state-level prosecution.

Fox News — Latest 06:48 AM

New Mexico Supreme Court Rules Bodycam Confession Inadmissible in Murder Case

The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that body camera footage of Alexee Trevizo's confession regarding her newborn's death is inadmissible in her murder trial due to doctor-patient confidentiality. Trevizo, charged with first-degree murder, maintains that the baby was stillborn and claims she was unaware of her pregnancy.

BBC — World 06:24 AM

Trump announces cancellation of strikes on Iran pending deal

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the cancellation of military strikes on Iran, stating that a deal is expected to be made soon. He indicated that both Iran and other Middle Eastern nations have requested the U.S. to hold off on attacks.

Wired 06:12 AM

New EU Rules Require Disclosure of AI Interaction

The European Union has implemented new rules mandating that people be informed when they engage with AI or encounter AI-generated content. This initiative is intended to improve transparency, although it has sparked concerns regarding possible 'disclosure fatigue.'

New York Times — World 05:17 AM

Migrants Remain on Beach in Ceuta After Departures

A number of migrants are currently sheltering on a beach in Ceuta, a Spanish territory, after crossing over from Morocco. This comes after a significant number of migrants have already departed the area.

New York Post 04:52 AM

Harrison Phillips advocates for natural grass fields in stadiums

Harrison Phillips of the New York Jets has called for stadiums to adopt natural grass fields, highlighting the grass field used at MetLife Stadium for the World Cup. He emphasizes the advantages of natural grass for player safety and performance.

apnews.com 04:40 AM

Saudi Crown Prince Discusses Iran Conflict with Trump Amid Escalating Tensions

President Trump announced a potential agreement to end the conflict with Iran, stating he would hold off on new military strikes. During a phone call, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed concerns about escalating tensions and sought clarification on Trump's plans. The situation remains volatile, with U.S. military readiness heightened and security alerts issued for Americans in the region.

Al Jazeera English 04:34 AM

Gianni Infantino Abandons Plan to Sell Stake in World Cup

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has scrapped his plan to sell a stake in the World Cup due to widespread global criticism. The decision reflects the organization's response to public sentiment regarding the proposal.

New York Times — World 04:03 AM

China's Methods for Monitoring Foreigners Revealed

A recently discovered unsecured police dashboard has shed light on the methods used by Chinese authorities to track foreigners. The dashboard aggregates significant amounts of private data for this purpose.

New York Times — US 04:01 AM

Surfers Navigate Risks of Tidal Bore in Turnagain Arm, Alaska

The tidal bore in Turnagain Arm, Alaska, offers surfers a chance to ride for an extended period but also presents risks. With growing interest in this surfing location, there are concerns about how authorities will regulate safety measures.

Washington Examiner 03:46 AM

Rep. Max Miller to Announce Candidacy Decision Amid Allegations

Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) plans to announce his candidacy decision on Sunday amid renewed scrutiny over allegations of domestic violence made by his ex-wife. If he chooses to withdraw, Ohio Republicans must find a replacement candidate by Wednesday for the upcoming midterm elections.

Axios 03:40 AM

Trump Cancels Potential Attack on Iran Amid Negotiations

President Trump has canceled a potential military attack on Iran, citing progress in negotiations. He stated that Iran and other Middle Eastern countries requested the U.S. to hold off on military action as preliminary agreements were reached. Regional powers have also urged de-escalation of tensions.

Fox News — Latest 03:26 AM

Cyrus Allen exits practice after collision with teammate Kaiir Elam

Cyrus Allen, a rookie wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, exited practice after a collision with teammate Kaiir Elam. Initial tests revealed a shin bruise but no serious injuries. Chiefs special teams coordinator Dave Toub commented on Allen's strong performance in training camp prior to the incident.

New York Post 03:00 AM

Matt Chapman remains sidelined with unclear return timeline

San Francisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman has been out for more than a month due to an injury that was initially projected to keep him sidelined for only 10 days. An update from Chapman on Saturday did not clarify when he might return to play.

The Hill 02:44 AM

Houthis deny plans for shipping fees in Red Sea

The Houthi maritime authority has denied reports of planned toll fees for commercial vessels in the Bab el-Mandeb strait, stating that passage remains free. The Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center emphasized that its safe-passage service is voluntary.

The Hill 02:04 AM

Justice Department Dismisses Vandalism Case Against David Hearn

The Justice Department has decided to dismiss the vandalism case against David Hearn, a former Olympian, concerning damage to the Reflecting Pool. This decision has prompted criticism from Democrats, who claim it demonstrates the administration's misuse of the Justice Department.

Fox News — Latest 01:59 AM

Avalanche in Pakistan kills 10 climbers, including Nirmal Purja

An avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of 10 climbers, including renowned mountaineer Nirmal Purja. The incident occurred on August 2, and recovery efforts are ongoing, with three bodies recovered so far. Purja was known for his record-setting climbs and was featured in the Netflix documentary '14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible.'

New York Post 01:58 AM

Dr. Anthony Fauci Cites Fifth Amendment During Senate Hearing

Dr. Anthony Fauci's use of the Fifth Amendment at a recent Senate hearing restricted the discussion to confrontational exchanges and did not provide new information about the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. The hearing was marked by a lack of substantive dialogue.