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Washington Examiner

Senator Susan Collins to Skip Republican Midterm Convention

Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) will not attend the Republican midterm convention in Dallas next week, as confirmed by a source. Collins has a history of skipping conventions during election cycles to maintain her voting attendance record. She is currently in a competitive race against Democratic nominee Troy Jackson, with recent polling showing Jackson at 48% and Collins at 46%.

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BBC — Business

FTC and 22 States Sue Amazon Over Alleged Ad Price Manipulation

The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging manipulation of online ad auctions that overcharged advertisers by approximately $20 billion since 2019. Amazon disputes the claims, stating that the FTC misunderstands how advertising works and that its auction practices are legitimate.

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BBC — Business

FTC and 22 States File Lawsuit Against Amazon Over Alleged Ad Pricing Manipulation

The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company manipulated ad pricing, resulting in overcharges to more than a million advertising customers. The lawsuit claims that Amazon's practices have generated approximately $20 billion since 2019 and asserts that consumers have also been harmed by increased costs. Amazon has denied the allegations, stating that the FTC misunderstands how advertising auctions work.

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BBC — World

FTC and 22 States Sue Amazon Over Alleged Ad Price Manipulation

The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging manipulation of ad prices that has resulted in overcharging advertising customers by approximately $20 billion since 2019. Amazon denies the allegations, claiming the lawsuit is misguided and asserting that its auction practices are misunderstood.

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Washington Examiner

FTC and 22 States File Lawsuit Against Amazon Over Alleged Misleading Advertising Practices

The Federal Trade Commission and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the company of misleading advertisers by imposing hidden surcharges over the past seven years. The complaint alleges that Amazon inflated advertising prices and estimates that over $20 billion was illegally extracted from its advertising customers. Amazon has called the lawsuit misguided and disputes the claims made by the FTC.

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notus.org

Federal Government Shuts Down Hundreds of Trucking Schools

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is closing down hundreds of commercial driver training schools due to alleged fraud and failure to meet federal standards. This includes the removal of 110 schools identified as major offenders and an additional 160 for not complying with requirements. Officials state that the crackdown is part of a larger effort to reform the trucking industry and ensure safety standards are upheld.

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TechCrunch

FTC and 22 States File Lawsuit Against Amazon Over Advertising Practices

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company secretly increased advertising costs for businesses over several years. The lawsuit claims Amazon misled advertisers about its auction system, resulting in significantly higher charges than advertised. Amazon has responded, stating the lawsuit misrepresents its practices.

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NPR — Top Stories

U.S. Federal Regulators and States File Lawsuit Against Amazon

Federal regulators and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the company manipulated advertising costs, resulting in billions in overcharges to brands and sellers. This lawsuit reflects continued scrutiny of Amazon's practices in the advertising market.

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New York Post

Former BlackRock Director Files $12.4 Million Lawsuit Over Compensation Dispute

Neal Dignum, a former director at BlackRock, has filed a lawsuit claiming the firm owes him $12.4 million in carried interest. The lawsuit alleges that BlackRock did not formalize a compensation agreement during his employment, and Dignum is seeking to make the details public despite the complaint being sealed. BlackRock has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

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New York Post

Increase in Reports of Spontaneous Sunroof Explosions in Vehicles

Reports of spontaneous sunroof explosions in vehicles have surged, with nearly 500 complaints filed with the NHTSA in 2026. Incidents have been documented across various makes and models, with contributing factors potentially including design flaws and road debris. Despite the high number of complaints, sunroof issues have rarely led to recalls.

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Washington Examiner

Utah Governor Spencer Cox Clarifies Stance on 2028 Presidential Run Amid Book Promotion

Utah Governor Spencer Cox has confirmed he is not running for president or any elected office, emphasizing his focus on promoting his new book that advocates for political civility. While he ruled out a 2028 presidential run, he remains open to serving in a future administration. The book, titled <em>Off Ramp: How to Be a Peacemaker in an Age of Contempt</em>, is set for release on September 8.

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Washington Examiner

Exhibit Featuring Jeffrey Epstein Files to Open in Dallas During GOP Convention

A bookmobile and reading room featuring Jeffrey Epstein files will be displayed in Dallas from September 8 to September 11, coinciding with the GOP midterm convention. The exhibits, curated by the Institute for Primary Facts, aim to encourage continued investigation into Epstein's crimes and will include a centerpiece exhibit detailing interactions between Epstein and Donald Trump.

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Washington Examiner

Abdul El Sayed to Hire Liaison for Jewish Community in Senate Campaign

Abdul El Sayed's Senate campaign plans to hire a liaison for Michigan's Jewish community to address concerns following controversial remarks he made earlier this year. El Sayed has faced skepticism regarding his candidacy, particularly related to his stance on U.S. military aid to Israel and his previous association with a controversial figure.

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Al Jazeera English

Trump Advocates for Data Centres Amid Concerns Over Environmental Impact

President Donald Trump has urged US communities to support data centres, citing job creation and economic benefits, despite bipartisan concerns about their environmental impact. A Gallup poll indicated that a significant majority of Americans oppose data centres in their areas, and some political figures are calling for regulatory measures to address these concerns.

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BBC — Business

Joshua Kushner expresses regret over involvement in World Cup sell-off plan

Joshua Kushner has publicly expressed regret over his involvement in the now-scrapped FIFA Forward Enterprise plan to sell stakes in the World Cup. He acknowledged a misjudgment of the political dynamics in global football while defending the proposal's goal of increasing capital distribution among FIFA's member associations. UEFA is pursuing legal action related to the proposal, which aimed to enhance funding for underdeveloped nations.

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Fox News — Politics

Abdul El-Sayed Faces Criticism Over Hasan Piker Campaign Ties

Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is facing backlash for his comments regarding his ties to streamer Hasan Piker, whom he downplayed during a press conference. Despite El-Sayed's attempts to distance himself from Piker, the streamer has publicly stated that he was invited to support El-Sayed's campaign, raising questions about their association.

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Axios

Trump Advocates for Data Centers Amid Growing Opposition

President Trump has urged Americans to accept the growth of data centers, arguing that they are essential for economic success. As the midterm elections approach, he is taking a strong stance on the issue, while the AI industry is launching campaigns to promote data centers amid significant public opposition. Recent polling shows that a majority of Americans are against new data centers in their communities.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Warns Communities Against Blocking Data Centers Amid AI Boom

President Donald Trump warned communities against opposing data centers, stating that such actions could hinder economic growth and job creation linked to the AI industry. He emphasized the importance of data centers for maintaining the U.S.'s competitive edge over China, while also addressing the concerns surrounding electricity costs and infrastructure demands associated with these facilities.

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New York Post

California Utilities Face Share Price Declines Following Legislative Changes to Wildfire Liability

California's major utility companies, PG&E and Edison International, saw significant stock declines after lawmakers rejected Governor Gavin Newsom's wildfire liability overhaul proposal. The new legislation includes measures to hold utility executives accountable and expedite assistance to fire survivors, while also facing criticism from survivors and consumer advocates regarding its effectiveness.

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Washington Examiner

Poll Shows Trump's Approval Ratings Negative Ahead of Midterm Elections

A YouGov/Economist poll shows President Donald Trump's approval ratings are negative in most states, with only Idaho, Wyoming, and West Virginia reporting a net positive. Hugo Gurdon from the Washington Examiner attributes voter discontent to rising prices influenced by Trump's tariffs and the ongoing Iran war, which he believes complicates the midterm elections for Republicans.

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