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Supreme Court Rules on Trump's Mail Voting Executive Order Ahead of Midterms

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration's executive order restricting mail-in voting, allowing its implementation ahead of the midterm elections. The ruling does not address the legality of the order, leaving room for further legal challenges. Democratic officials have indicated plans for additional litigation against the order, which mandates that mail ballots only be sent to individuals on a government-created list of eligible voters.

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apnews.com

Luis Manuel Aviles Arrested by Immigration Authorities While Son Serves on USS Lincoln

Luis Manuel Aviles was arrested by immigration authorities in Key West, Florida, while his son serves on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Aviles, a Nicaraguan national with a work permit, faces deportation amid changes to immigration policies affecting military families. His son, Joshua, expressed distress over his father's detention while deployed for an extended period.

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BBC — World

Lockerbie bombing trial postponed due to new evidence

The trial of a Libyan man linked to the Lockerbie bombing has been postponed for the third time due to new evidence that surfaced just three days before the trial was set to begin. The case dates back 37 years.

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New York Times — US

Changes in the Supreme Court's Emergency Docket

The Supreme Court's emergency docket has seen a reduction in recent months, along with changes in how justices issue opinions on these cases. Reporter Ann Marimow analyzes the potential implications of these developments for the court.

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New York Times — Politics

Changes in the Supreme Court's Emergency Docket

The Supreme Court's emergency docket has seen a reduction in recent months, along with changes in how justices issue opinions on cases. This report by Ann Marimow explores the potential implications of these developments for the court.

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The Hill

DOJ plans to appeal ruling on Epstein file redactions

The Department of Justice plans to appeal a ruling that requires the unredaction of documents in the Epstein case. This follows a preliminary injunction from June that ordered the removal of redactions in key documents, as part of a lawsuit by attorney Katie Phang.

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cnn.com

Federal Jury Deadlocks in MS-13 Case Involving Moises Rivera-Luna

Moises Rivera-Luna, an alleged MS-13 leader, faced a federal jury in Washington, DC, but the jury was unable to reach a verdict, resulting in a mistrial. This case is part of a troubling trend for the US Attorney's Office in DC, which has seen a significant number of cases end in deadlock or acquittal this year. Legal experts suggest that jurors may be critically evaluating the evidence presented and may be influenced by political sentiments.

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The Verge

Zillow and Redfin Reach Settlement with FTC Over Antitrust Case

Zillow and Redfin have settled an FTC antitrust case related to their partnership that was alleged to violate antitrust laws. The settlement permits Redfin to syndicate Zillow's rental listings without restrictions and requires Redfin to resume its rental listings advertising business.

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democracynow.org

Texas Lawmakers Urge Closure of Detention Center for Children

Texas lawmakers are calling for the closure of the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, where more than 100 children are detained by ICE. This follows the arrest of a 5-year-old boy and his father, prompting concerns about the conditions at the facility and the detention of children.

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Al Jazeera English

Graeme Dott convicted of child sex abuse

Graeme Dott, a former snooker world champion, has been convicted of child sex abuse involving a girl and a boy. The incidents occurred multiple times.

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Axios

Factors Contributing to Decline in Violent Crime in the U.S.

The U.S. has seen a 9.7% decline in violent crime in 2025, the largest drop in 90 years. Factors contributing to this decline include reduced alcohol and drug use, advancements in policing technology, demographic changes, and community investments. Experts have differing opinions on the primary causes of the decline, with some attributing it to societal changes and others to proactive measures taken by cities.

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Fox News — Latest

Suspect in quintuple murder found dead in Washington

Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, was found dead in Enumclaw, Washington, on August 20, 2026, in an apparent suicide. He was identified as the suspect in the deaths of five individuals discovered at a home near Forest Grove, Oregon, on August 19. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the murders and Parker's connection to the victims.

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New York Post

Suspect in Oregon homicide case found dead in Enumclaw

Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, was identified as a suspect in a quintuple homicide case. He was found dead from an apparent suicide in Enumclaw, following the discovery of five bodies and multiple slaughtered animals on a rural Oregon property.

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Fox News — Latest

Lindsay Clancy's Trial Highlights Concerns for Victims

Lindsay Clancy is on trial for the murder of her three children, with the prosecution wrapping up its case. Concerns have been raised by some, including columnist Bethany Mandel, that the focus has shifted from the victims to Clancy. Expert witnesses are debating her mental state at the time of the incident, with closing arguments anticipated shortly.

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apnews.com

Luis Manuel Aviles Arrested by Immigration Authorities While Son Serves on USS Lincoln

Luis Manuel Aviles was arrested by immigration authorities in Key West, Florida, while his son, Joshua Aviles, serves on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Aviles, who has lived in the U.S. for 19 years and holds a work permit, was detained amid policy changes affecting military families. His son expressed distress over the situation, highlighting the emotional impact of his father's arrest during his lengthy deployment.

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Fox News — Latest

Tree Trimmer Charged with Manslaughter Following Fatal Incident

Christopher Boone Crimmins has been charged with second-degree manslaughter following the death of his coworker, Tyler Anthony Lynch, in a workplace incident in Apple Valley, Minnesota. Crimmins allegedly crushed Lynch's head with a hydraulic grapple while they were engaged in horseplay. If convicted, Crimmins faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine.

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