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Trump Comes Out In Favor Of Surveillance State’s Newest Tool
Aboard Air Force One, the president voiced support for Flock’s license‑plate camera network—just as a Senate probe, new legislation, and vandalism reports spotlight the system’s risks and reach.
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Fed Official Warns Inflation Fight May Mean Higher Unemployment
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said persistent supply shocks may force the central bank into a tougher choice between its inflation target and the labor market.
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Six Hospital Systems Halt Youth Transgender Treatments After…
At least six major hospital systems agreed to stop providing transgender-related medical interventions to minors under settlements tied to Justice Department inquiries, according to a New York Times report cited by Headline USA.
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Police: Previously Deported Illegal Alien Committed Horrific Crimes Against Child
Berwick police said Miguel Adan Lux Pu, 33, faces five counts of first-degree rape after investigators questioned him about alleged abuse of a minor child who lived in the same home.
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Control of Senate Might Hinge on Liberal Muslim in Michigan
Democrats see Michigan as essential to winning the Senate, but Abdul El-Sayed’s historic nomination has set up a volatile race against Mike Rogers over costs, Trump, foreign policy, and electability.
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Tiger Woods’ Rare Video Tribute Sparks Concern From Fans Over His Appearance
Woods delivered a heartfelt message celebrating longtime friend Notah Begay’s Payne Stewart Award honor, but some social media users said the golf legend looked noticeably different.
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Belarus Frees 25 Prisoners as U.S. Offers Sanctions Relief in Trump-Backed Talks
U.S. envoy John Coale described the agreement as an interim step, while Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya welcomed the releases but warned that many political prisoners remain behind bars.
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‘No Police in the Shop’: A Welding School With an Unusual Rulebook
Maine Democrat and U.S. Senate nominee Troy Jackson visited People’s Inclusive Welding (PIW) in South Portland over Labor Day weekend, praising its inclusion-focused training and pledging support for apprenticeship programs, according to WGME’s coverage of the stop. Labor Day stop and pledges WGME reported that Jackson toured the hands-on welding facility on Saturday as part…
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FBI to Get 6 Nigerians Tied to ‘Black Axe’ in $6M Romance‑Scam Case; 100+ U.S. Women Targeted, Police Say
South African police say the men—arrested in Cape Town in 2021—are set to be handed to U.S. agents to face wire‑fraud and money‑laundering charges. Interpol links the alleged network to major cyber‑enabled fraud.
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Report: Google Search Steers Users to DOJ Epstein Page Through ‘GOP Midterm Convention’ Link
The Western Journal reports a Google search result for a “GOP midterm convention” site redirected users to a Justice Department page related to Jeffrey Epstein.
