United States
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US Mint launches Donald Trump $1 coin to mark 250th anniversary of US independence
The US Mint began selling $1 coins with Donald Trump's portrait on September 2 to commemorate 250 years of US independence.
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Chevron, ENI, and GE Vernova sign multibillion-dollar deals to expand Venezuela energy projects
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright oversaw deals with Chevron, ENI, and GE Vernova to develop Venezuelan oil fields and power infrastructure worth tens of billions.
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Chevron Commits $7 Billion to Double Venezuela Oil Production by 2031
Chevron announced a $7 billion deal to develop two new Venezuelan oil fields, aiming to double production within five years.
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Microsoft begins quarterly Azure revenue disclosure amid segment consolidation
Microsoft started reporting quarterly Azure cloud revenue and consolidated its business segments from three to two.
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US and Iran exchange deadly strikes near Strait of Hormuz, 18 killed in Iran
US launched strikes on Iranian military targets on Sept 1, killing 18 in Iran; Iran responded with missile attacks on US bases in the region.
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Aryna Sabalenka wins again at US Open as Naomi Osaka advances to third round
Aryna Sabalenka extended her US Open winning streak with a third-round win while Naomi Osaka also reached the third round after a tough match.
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Shooting in Minneapolis apartment building kills 2, injures 6 including 3 police officers
A shooting in downtown Minneapolis on September 2 left two dead and six injured, including three police officers, authorities said.
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New York City Bans AI Use in K-8 Classrooms for One Year Starting September 2026
New York City public schools announced a one-year moratorium on AI tools for elementary and middle school students, impacting about 600,000 children.
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US Economy Shows Modest Growth Amid Inflation and Uncertainty Ahead of Fed Meeting
The Federal Reserve's Beige Book reported modest US economic growth driven by data centers and defense orders, with inflation and price pressures persistent.
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US and Iran Clash in Largest Military Exchange Since July with Airstrikes and Missile Attacks
Between August 30 and September 1, 2026, the US launched multiple airstrikes on Iranian targets, prompting Iranian missile and drone retaliation across Gulf bases.
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US Weighs Limited Strikes on Iran to Halt Missile and Radar Rebuilds Before Midterms
President Trump and senior aides consider targeted military strikes near Strait of Hormuz to block Iran's missile and radar systems ahead of November elections.
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Uber and Wayve launch London’s first commercial robotaxi service with safety drivers
Uber and Wayve launched a commercial robotaxi service in London today featuring 15 supervised autonomous vehicles.
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University of California reviews reinstating SAT/ACT amid concerns over math skills
University of California Board of Regents announced a review to consider reinstating SAT/ACT testing after faculty raised alarms over poor math skills.
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Clint Dempsey disputes Jesse Marsch’s claim USMNT players needed to be begged to sing anthem
Clint Dempsey rejected Jesse Marsch’s claim that USMNT players sometimes had to be begged to sing the national anthem during Marsch’s time as assistant coach.
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New York City bans generative AI use for students through 8th grade for one year
New York City public schools will ban generative AI use for pre-K to 8th graders starting the 2026-2027 school year for one year.
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US Mint Issues $1 Coin Featuring Donald Trump, First Living President on US Coin in a Century
The US Mint released $1 coins with President Donald Trump's portrait on September 2 to mark the nation's 250th anniversary.
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US Stocks Volatile in Early September on Rising Oil Prices and Fed Rate Hike Speculation
US stock indexes fell late August amid oil price spikes but rallied sharply as Fed signals eased rate hike fears this week.
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Khachanov shocks Auger-Aliassime as Muchova and Zverev advance at 2026 US Open
Karen Khachanov upset third seed Felix Auger-Aliassime while Karolina Muchova and Alexander Zverev reached the US Open third round.
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Daniil Medvedev advances to US Open third round after beating Sebastian Gorzny
Daniil Medvedev defeated American Sebastian Gorzny 6-1, 6-3, 7-5 at the US Open to reach the third round despite a rare bird interruption.
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NBA fines LA Clippers $30M, strips five draft picks over Kawhi Leonard salary cap violations
The NBA fined the Los Angeles Clippers $30 million, suspended key executives, and stripped five first-round draft picks for salary cap violations tied to Kawhi Leonard’s endorsement deals.
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Trump administration backs OpenAI in New York Times AI copyright lawsuit
The Trump administration filed a legal brief supporting OpenAI's fair use defense in a lawsuit from the New York Times alleging unauthorized use of articles for AI training.
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Kirk Cousins named Raiders starting quarterback over rookie Fernando Mendoza
Raiders coach Klint Kubiak named Kirk Cousins starter for September 13 opener over rookie Fernando Mendoza.
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US Judge Rejects DOJ Bid to Break Up Google's Ad Tech Business
US District Judge Leonie Brinkema ruled that Google does not have to sell its AdX exchange or break up its advertising technology business.
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US SEC Proposes Eliminating Longstanding Equities Trade-Through Rule
The US SEC proposed removing the equities trade-through rule and a related regulation to simplify trading and reduce costs.