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Breitbart 12:23 AM

Amy Acton Declines to Debate Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio Governor Race

Amy Acton has announced that she will not debate Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, citing a desire not to engage with what she calls a 'scam artist.' Ramaswamy criticized her decision, stating that debates are crucial for candidates and expressing concern over her past as Ohio's health director.

New York Times — Politics 12:17 AM

Democrats Split on Procedural Measure Ahead of Midterms

Representative Jared Golden of Maine joined one other Democrat in supporting a procedural measure alongside House Republicans on September 3, 2026. This incident reflects ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party as the midterm elections near.

New York Post 12:11 AM

Michael Zheng Achieves First U.S. Open Victory After Long Wait

Michael Zheng won his first match in the U.S. Open main draw, defeating Fabian Marozsan 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 after a rain delay. Zheng, a former Columbia tennis star, expressed his excitement about competing at the U.S. Open and will face Yunchaokete Bu in his next match.

New York Post 12:10 AM

Rams to Face 49ers in NFL's First Regular-Season Game in Australia

The Los Angeles Rams will play the San Francisco 49ers on September 10 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia. The 49ers are the most popular team in Australia, while the Rams rank seventh. The Rams aim to win over new fans with a strong performance, despite facing a crowd that may favor the 49ers.

New York Times — Politics 12:09 AM

Judge Blocks Trump's Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship

A federal judge has ruled against President Trump's executive orders that aimed to limit birthright citizenship. The orders were signed in August 2026 and sought to change the existing policy regarding citizenship for those born in the U.S.

Deutsche Welle 12:05 AM

UNICEF Report: One in Five Youths Experience Online Sexual Abuse

A UNICEF survey of approximately 21,000 young people indicates that one in five youths aged 12 to 17 experienced online sexual abuse in the past year. The report highlights the prevalence of unwanted sexual content and the role of social media platforms in facilitating such behavior. It calls for improved protection measures for children and young people in the digital space.