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Politics

Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

Washington Examiner

Democratic Candidates Request Supreme Court to Reject GOP's Appeal on Campaign Ad Rates

A coalition of Democratic congressional candidates has requested the Supreme Court to reject an emergency petition from Republican campaign committees seeking to restore cheaper advertisement rates for coordinated buys. The Republican committees argue that a recent appeals court ruling disrupts their campaign strategies ahead of the midterm elections.

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Fox News — Latest

Stephen A. Smith discusses potential political impact of Hasan Piker on Democrats

Stephen A. Smith expressed concerns about Hasan Piker's influence on the Democratic Party during an interview, suggesting it could be a liability in the upcoming elections. The Republican National Committee has also criticized Democratic candidates for their associations with Piker, particularly in the context of the Michigan Senate race involving Abdul El-Sayed.

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BBC — Business

UK Government Set to Approve Jackdaw Gas Field Project

The UK government is anticipated to approve the Jackdaw gas field project near Aberdeen, with a decision expected by mid-September. The project, initially approved in 2022, faced legal challenges over environmental concerns. If approved, it could supply a significant portion of the UK's gas demand, although environmental groups contest its climate impact.

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PBS NewsHour

Plans for Permanent Fencing and Gates at Lafayette Square Advance

Plans for permanent fencing and gates around Lafayette Square have advanced, facing criticism regarding public access and historical significance. The Secret Service and Trump administration support the proposal for security reasons, while preservationists argue for reopening the square. A final vote on the proposal is expected in the coming months.

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PBS NewsHour

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court to Lift Block on Mail Ballot Order

The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court to lift a block on a mail-in voting restriction plan. Federal prosecutors charged an immigration officer with lying about a shooting incident, while billionaire Leon Black is suing a congressional panel regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. In other news, a jury in a high-profile murder trial continues deliberations, and recent events in the Middle East and Nepal highlight ongoing conflicts and humanitarian issues.

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Washington Examiner

Trump appoints Adam Telle as acting Army secretary following resignation of Dan Driscoll

President Donald Trump has appointed Adam Telle as acting Army secretary following the resignation of Dan Driscoll. Telle, who previously served as Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works, has a background in legislative affairs and national security. The appointment comes amid ongoing leadership changes within the military during the Iran war.

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Fox News — Latest

California Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit on Transgender Athletes in Girls' Sports

A federal judge dismissed a Department of Justice lawsuit challenging California's policies that allow biological males to compete in girls' sports. Advocates for girls' sports expressed their intention to continue fighting for changes, asserting that the ruling did not address the core issues related to Title IX and fairness in athletics.

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The Hill

Federal Judge Blocks EPA's Attempt to Overturn California Car Regulations

A federal judge has issued a temporary block against the Trump administration's attempt to overturn California's clean car regulations. The ruling, made by Judge Beryl Howell, halts the Environmental Protection Agency's efforts to change vehicle emissions standards in California.

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emersoncollegepolling.com

Iowa Poll Shows Hinson Leading Turek for U.S. Senate, Sand Ahead of Lahn for Governor

The September Emerson College Polling/Nexstar Media Iowa survey shows Republican Ashley Hinson leading Democrat Josh Turek for the U.S. Senate, 50% to 45%. In the gubernatorial race, Democrat Rob Sand leads Republican Zach Lahn, 49% to 46%. The survey also highlights voter concerns regarding data centers and tariffs on Canadian products.

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apnews.com

Missouri candidate faces federal drug charge for alleged conspiracy against rival

Thomas Ross, a candidate for the Missouri House, is facing federal charges for allegedly attempting to plant cocaine and Adderall on his primary opponent, Louise Secker. The charge of conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance was filed after Ross reportedly instructed a campaign manager to carry out the act. The Missouri Republican Party chairman has called for Ross to withdraw from the race.

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cbsnews.com

Missouri GOP Candidate Charged with Conspiracy to Plant Drugs on Opponent

Thomas Ross, a Republican candidate for the Missouri House, has been charged with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance after allegedly instructing his former campaign manager to plant drugs on his opponent, Louise Secker. The Justice Department announced the charges, which include evidence from text messages and a recording device provided by the FBI.

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Guardian — US

Missouri Supreme Court Blocks New Congressional Maps for November Elections

The Missouri Supreme Court has blocked new congressional maps supported by Donald Trump from being used in the November elections, requiring a statewide vote on the matter. This ruling is seen as a setback for Republicans aiming to secure additional seats in the House during the midterms.

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NPR — Politics

Leon Black files lawsuit against House Oversight Committee amid Epstein inquiry

Leon Black has initiated a lawsuit against the House Oversight Committee, which is conducting an investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein. He is currently facing two subpoenas from the committee and argues that it does not have the power to force him to reveal nondisclosure agreements.

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NPR — Top Stories

Leon Black files lawsuit against House Oversight Committee amid Epstein inquiry

Leon Black, founder of Apollo Global Management, has filed a lawsuit against the House Oversight Committee, which is investigating Jeffrey Epstein. Black is under two subpoenas from the committee and claims it does not have the authority to compel him to disclose nondisclosure agreements.

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Washington Examiner

U.S. and U.K. Launch Joint Effort Against Chinese-Linked Scam Centers

U.S. and British law enforcement leaders have initiated a joint crackdown on Chinese-linked scam centers, signing a memorandum to enhance international cooperation against cryptocurrency and cyber-enabled investment fraud. The agreement includes plans for parallel investigations and information sharing, with an in-person disruption operation scheduled for early October in London.

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