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David Levin, a lawyer previously convicted for hacking election websites, was observed with DOJ officials during election monitoring in Minnesota. Levin had faced felony charges in 2016 but pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. He is believed to have joined the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, although his employment has not been confirmed.
A county worker in South Florida faces accusations of making a Nazi salute and shouting 'Heil Hitler.' Representative Jared Moskowitz condemned the behavior, calling it 'repulsive' and stating it is not acceptable in Palm Beach County or elsewhere.
Since late 2025, intensified fighting in Sudan's Kordofan region has led to the displacement of over 200,000 people. The ongoing conflict continues to impact the local population significantly.
An Israeli drone strike in Deir el-Balah has killed one individual and injured others. This attack is part of the continuing conflict in the area.
President Vladimir Putin, in an interview with Vesti, expressed concerns about Ukraine's actions, suggesting they have opened a 'Pandora's box' affecting its economy. He also dismissed peace proposals.
The cargo vessel Ocean Winner, registered under the Panama flag, sank off the coast of India. Of the 24 crew members, at least two have been rescued, and the ship was reportedly carrying iron ore to Singapore.
Attorney General Todd Blanche has expressed support for the Justice Department's $400 million settlement with TikTok over children's privacy violations. The settlement, which includes immediate and future payments, aims to enhance protections for children online and addresses TikTok's compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
US official Tom Barrack has expressed criticism towards Israel for not giving sufficient notice prior to its strikes on a Syrian base. Israel has denied these allegations.
Tropical Storm Moke is advancing toward Hawaii, with the Big Island likely to face heavy rain and winds. The storm is projected to pass south of the island late Saturday into early Sunday.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has declared that Canada will match the new tariffs imposed by the United States on a dollar-for-dollar basis. This decision reflects Canada's response to US trade policy changes.
Erin Patterson's lawyers are seeking to overturn her convictions by introducing new evidence linked to a table tennis tournament and a throat lozenge. These elements could play a significant role in her legal strategy.
Canada plans to enact retaliatory tariffs against the United States starting September 8. This announcement comes in response to the US imposing 50 percent tariffs on nearly $20 billion of Canadian goods.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed the reasons behind Canada's decision to suspend trade negotiations with the U.S., citing unfair changes proposed by U.S. negotiators. In response, the U.S. Trade Representative stated that Canada walked away from an earlier agreement, leading to the implementation of tariffs by both countries.
Nancy Kassebaum, the first woman to chair a major Senate committee, has passed away at the age of 94. She served three terms in the Senate and was recognized for her significant legislative contributions.
Nancy Kassebaum, the first woman to chair a major Senate committee, has passed away at the age of 94. She served three terms in the Senate, during which she was the only female member.
Karoline Leavitt announced her departure from the White House on August 12 and will join the Trump-affiliated super PAC MAGA Inc. She expressed her commitment to her family while confirming her continued involvement in political activities, including the upcoming Republican National Committee convention. Leavitt has previously worked as a spokesperson for MAGA Inc. and served as press secretary for the Trump administration.
PEN America has condemned federal prosecutors for using James Comey's novel 'FDR Drive' in their case against him, alleging he threatened Donald Trump. Comey denies the charges, asserting that his social media post was protected speech. His lawyers argue that the prosecution is politically motivated and not based on a good faith application of the law.
Karoline Leavitt will return to the MAGA Inc. super PAC after leaving her role as White House press secretary to spend more time with her children. Former President Trump expressed disappointment at her departure while praising her contributions. Speculation about her replacement includes Scott Jennings as a potential candidate.
An ICE charter flight with 161 deportees from the U.S. arrived in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti, on August 21. This deportation follows the end of Temporary Protected Status for many Haitians and was necessitated by safety concerns at the capital's airport due to gang violence.
Luka Dončić was surprised by a Lakers fan's actions in Ljubljana, Slovenia, where the fan jumped into a river to catch a T-shirt thrown from the team's boat. The incident highlights the enthusiasm of sports fans.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has withdrawn negotiators from trade talks with the United States, citing that the U.S. administration's demands were too high and their offers too low. This decision reflects ongoing tensions in U.S.-Canada trade relations.
In Nebraska, the congressional seat vacated by Rep. Don Bacon will see a contest between Republican Brinker Harding and Democrat Denise Powell. This race is significant as the district has shown support for Democratic candidates in the past.
Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) has reiterated his lack of interest in a presidential run for 2028, despite growing speculation fueled by his recent criticisms of former President Donald Trump. Analysts suggest that Ossoff's rising profile and potential success in his reelection campaign could position him as a notable contender for the Democratic nomination in the future.
A study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that couples where the woman earns more are more likely to separate. This trend is linked to changing economic dynamics and persistent domestic imbalances, which may be influencing rising divorce rates.
On August 22, 2026, armed men attacked three villages and a mosque in central Niger State, Nigeria, leading to the kidnapping of worshippers. Police confirmed the details of the attacks.
Canadian Prime Minister [Name] announced potential retaliatory tariffs against the United States, stating that details will be provided soon. The tariffs are expected to take effect on the Tuesday after Labor Day.
Israel's Chief Rabbi has made controversial statements regarding the Palestinian identity and the status of Gaza, asserting that Palestinians are not a people and calling for the territory's return to Jewish control. The remarks were published on August 22, 2026.
Former President Donald Trump's legal team is opposing subpoenas from the BBC seeking testimony from Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. Trump's lawyers have labeled the subpoenas as 'cynical,' while the BBC contends that they may offer important insights into the case.
The FBI interviewed Salvatore Gravano to assess whether former FBI Director James Comey understood the term "86" in relation to a threat against President Trump. Gravano indicated that Comey likely knew its meaning but did not recall discussing it with him. Comey faces charges related to an Instagram post that prosecutors allege contained a threat.
The FBI interviewed Salvatore Gravano to assess whether former FBI Director James Comey understood the term '86' in the context of a legal case against him. Gravano asserted that Comey likely knew the term's meaning related to killing, although he did not recall discussing it with Comey. Comey is facing charges for a social media post that prosecutors allege threatened President Trump.
Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz are set to play together in the mixed doubles event at the upcoming US Open. The U.S. Tennis Association confirmed the pairing on Saturday.
On August 22, 2026, Liberia's government confirmed a flight carrying deported individuals from the United States. The announcement was made shortly before the flight, leading to concerns among some politicians who indicated they were not involved in the decision-making process.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. set to begin on September 8, following the breakdown of trade negotiations. The tariffs will target several industries and match U.S. tariffs dollar for dollar. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated that there are no plans to resume negotiations with Canada.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced that Canada has walked away from trade negotiations, leading to the implementation of 50% tariffs on Canadian imports. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney responded by suspending talks and announcing retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. Both sides expressed concerns over the fairness of the negotiations.
Former President Donald Trump has threatened legal action against the Center for American Progress, requesting a retraction of claims regarding a National Guard plan's impact on crime rates. The center has declined to issue the retraction, despite the threat of a $5 billion lawsuit.
Ed Oliver, a defensive lineman for the Buffalo Bills, is mourning the loss of his 2-year-old son who died in a drowning accident in June. The Bills organization has publicly expressed their condolences and support for Oliver and his family during this time. Oliver has not traveled with the team for recent games due to his personal loss and an unspecified injury.
A car accident in the UK has led to the deaths of seven people, including two police officers. This incident is part of a concerning trend related to driving in the wrong direction, which has been highlighted by police in Ireland.
President Trump responded to GOP criticism of his decision to lift tariffs on imported ground beef. He expressed his anger towards Rep. Thomas Massie and former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene following a meeting with Tucker Carlson, where their critiques were discussed.
Canada has decided to impose tariffs on US products after trade talks between the two countries failed. This action comes as a response to statements from US officials regarding potential tariffs following the collapse of discussions.
Analysts indicate that renewed trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada could have economic impacts on both countries. The situation may affect multiple sectors and existing trade agreements.
A sword attack at the Brinell School in Fagersta, Sweden, resulted in the death of a 17-year-old girl. The assailant, an 18-year-old man, injured three others, two of whom are in severe condition.
A New York Times reporter was confronted by police while covering a fundraiser for House Speaker Mike Johnson in New Jersey. The event was for Thomas Kean Jr., who has faced scrutiny over his absence from Congress due to health issues. Johnson later addressed questions regarding Kean's situation and the importance of media transparency.
Ketel Marte of the Arizona Diamondbacks was seen at a casino while the team played against the Cincinnati Reds, following his absence from a previous game and subsequent placement on the injured list. Manager Torey Lovullo stated that Marte is free to do as he wishes, emphasizing the importance of his responsibilities to the team.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is spearheading a lawsuit to prevent Paramount from acquiring Warner Bros. Preliminary discussions on the case are scheduled to occur.
A Florida high school athlete was diagnosed with a serious heart defect through a mandatory ECG screening required by state law. The Second Chance Act mandates such screenings for students participating in interscholastic athletics. Experts highlight the importance of these screenings, as many young athletes may not show symptoms of underlying heart conditions.
Karmelo Anthony's request for a new murder trial was denied by a Texas judge, following a hearing that addressed alleged errors during his original trial. Anthony was convicted for the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf and sentenced to 35 years in prison. His legal team may appeal the recent ruling.
TikTok has reached a $400 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice concerning children's privacy issues. The agreement involves an immediate payment of $300 million and a subsequent payment of $100 million contingent upon the vacating of a prior consent decree against Musical.ly.
Erik Slavin, a former editor of a US military newspaper, has expressed concerns about censorship following his dismissal. He indicated that his firing was related to his remarks on the topic during an interview.
Bill Maher defended Natalie Harp, a top aide to President Trump, on his show, praising her work ethic and dedication. He addressed the criticism she has received, particularly from Senator Jon Ossoff, and highlighted her positive view of Trump due to her personal health experiences.
A federal judge has overturned a policy that halted immigration visa processing for 75 countries. The judge determined that Secretary of State Marco Rubio acted beyond his authority, as the policy contravened the Immigration and Nationality Act.