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New York Times — US

Jinny Lu Wins World’s Ugliest Dog Contest 2026

Jinny Lu, a dog from South Korea, won the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest on August 15, 2026. Contest organizers mentioned her unique behavior of screaming at her reflection.

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Fox News — Latest

Dolly Parton misses Dollywood event due to health issues

Dolly Parton missed a Dollywood event on August 15, 2026, due to health issues as advised by her doctor. She participated virtually and shared updates on her condition, stating that she is improving but still not ready for performances. Parton has previously canceled other engagements due to similar health concerns.

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Fox News — Latest

Bill Maher Discusses Immigrant Assimilation and American Values

Bill Maher, on his show 'Real Time,' argued that immigrants should assimilate to American culture and accept core values such as gay rights and women's equality. He criticized both political parties for their immigration policies and emphasized that while cultural diversity is welcome, fundamental American values must be respected.

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Fox News — Politics

Justice Thomas Comments on Conservative Presence at Law Schools

Justice Clarence Thomas remarked that certain law schools, particularly Stanford, are 'off limits' for conservatives, indicating a lack of welcome for conservative ideas in higher education. A Stanford spokesperson countered this claim, expressing a willingness to host Thomas. The discussion also touched on the disruptions faced by conservative speakers at academic events, reflecting ongoing tensions regarding free speech on campuses.

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Fox News — Latest

Archaeologists Discover 2,500-Year-Old Marble Statue in Sardis

Archaeologists have discovered a 2,500-year-old marble statue in Sardis, Turkey, which dates back to the fifth century B.C. The statue, depicting a young man, was found face-down and is expected to provide insights into the cultural and religious life of the region. After conservation, it will be displayed at the Manisa Museum.

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Fox News — Latest

Carly Simon's New Album Features Personal Reflections on Past Marriage

Carly Simon's new album, "Comes in Waves," features lyrics that reflect on her past marriage to James Taylor, exploring themes of love and regret. The album marks her return to music after an 18-year hiatus and coincides with her ongoing health challenges. Simon has previously discussed the complexities of her relationship with Taylor, including the impact of addiction on their marriage.

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Guardian — US

Limited Discussion on JD Vance's Memoir in His Hometown

JD Vance's memoir has sold 64,000 copies since its release, but there is limited discussion about it in his hometown of Middletown, Ohio. Local library officials report some interest, yet commentary on the book remains minimal.

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The New Yorker

Life of Puesteros in Patagonia

Puesteros in Patagonia manage livestock for others, facing low pay and long stretches of solitude. Their work highlights the challenges of rural life in this remote region.

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Washington Post — World

Debate Arises Over Housing Plans Involving Historic Nazi Bunker in Berlin

A proposal to build apartments over a Nazi bunker in Berlin has initiated a debate about Germany's approach to its historical legacy from the Hitler era. The discussions focus on the implications of urban development in relation to preserving historical sites.

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Washington Post — World

Debate in Berlin Over Proposed Apartments Above Nazi Bunker

A proposal to build apartments over a Nazi bunker in Berlin has reignited discussions about how Germany should confront its historical legacy from the Hitler era. The debate includes considerations about the preservation of Nazi-era relics and their potential impact on society.

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Fox News — Politics

Legal Expert Calls for Leadership Changes at Smithsonian Over Historical Portrayal

Cully Stimson of the Heritage Foundation has called for a leadership change at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, criticizing its portrayal of American history as overly negative. His remarks follow a White House report that accused the museum of promoting a leftist agenda, leading to congressional hearings focused on its leadership and exhibit content. Stimson advocates for a more balanced representation of historical events.

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BBC — World

Jason Arday, former Cambridge professor, found deceased

Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor, has died, prompting an outpouring of tributes. His family stated they were shocked by the loss and referenced a 'campaign of misinformation' that affected them.

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New York Post

Stolen Picasso Etching Found in Milwaukee Apartment

A Picasso etching stolen in 2018 has been found in a vacant apartment in Milwaukee. Gallery owner Bill DeLind recognized the artwork, known as 'Torero,' after being contacted by police.

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Guardian — US

Stolen Picasso Print Found in Milwaukee Apartment

A Picasso print named Torero, stolen from a Milwaukee gallery in 2018, has been recovered after being found by a landlord during an apartment cleanup. The print is one of only 30 signed by the artist.

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