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Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
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World Cup 2026 sees Scotland win, coaching changes, and Iran faces logistical hurdles
Scotland won their first World Cup match in 36 years while Iran battled visa issues and Tunisia changed coaches after a big loss.
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American businessman Adam Castillo detained in Myanmar over breach of trust complaint
Adam Castillo was detained June 11 at Yangon airport over a breach of trust lawsuit linked to former business leadership roles.
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Veteran New York TV Anchor Bill Ritter Retires After Early-Stage Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Bill Ritter, longtime WABC-TV anchor, retired in June after revealing he has early-stage Alzheimer's disease.
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US House passes bill penalizing universities for boycotting Israel by 237-169 vote
The US House approved the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act, penalizing universities that boycott Israel by withholding federal funding.
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Nvidia to Launch RTX Spark N1X Laptops and AI PCs in October 2026
Nvidia will release RTX Spark N1X laptops and mini PCs with new chip configurations from top brands in October 2026.
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Vinicius Jr commits to team success as Brazil readies for World Cup opener against Morocco
Vinicius Jr said he is focused on helping Brazil win their sixth World Cup title, not on individual awards, ahead of their match vs. Morocco.
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Employee unrest grows in Meta’s Applied AI unit amid layoffs and monitoring protests
Meta’s Applied AI unit faces employee backlash over forced assignments, harsh work conditions, and monitoring protests following layoffs.
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15 Iranian soccer federation members denied US visas ahead of 2026 World Cup games
Fifteen Iranian football officials, including Mahdi Mohammad Nabi, were denied US visas for the 2026 World Cup matches in the United States.
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Community opposition blocks at least 75 US AI data center projects worth $130 billion in 2026
Protesters and local groups have delayed or stopped 75 AI data center projects across the US in early 2026 amid rising public concern and legislative action.
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Fed Governor Waller leans toward keeping interest rates steady in September meeting
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled openness to hold interest rates steady in September if inflation data confirms easing price pressures.
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Iran-linked Handala hacker group claims FBI drone breach, threatens 2026 World Cup security
Iran-linked hacker group Handala claims to have hacked FBI FPV drones and warns of threats to 2026 World Cup venues and teams.
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Nvidia agrees to acquire AI platform Hugging Face for $12.93 billion
Nvidia has agreed to buy AI developer platform Hugging Face for about $12.93 billion, expanding into open AI ecosystems.
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US imposes tariffs up to 100% on drones to curb reliance on Chinese imports
The US implemented tariffs of up to 100% on drones and components starting September 3, targeting Chinese-dominated imports to address national security risks.
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Russell Westbrook joins Project B as co-founder and chief strategy officer
Russell Westbrook retired in August 2026 and joined Project B as co-founder and chief strategy officer in September 2026.
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Grammy-winning jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70 in Mississippi
Cassandra Wilson, two-time Grammy-winning jazz singer, died peacefully at home in Jackson, Mississippi, aged 70.
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Pegula, Tiafoe, Medvedev advance as Cerundolo upsets Fritz at 2026 US Open
Jessica Pegula, Frances Tiafoe, Daniil Medvedev, and others reached the US Open third round; Francisco Cerundolo defeated Taylor Fritz in five sets today.
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Amazon adds AI verification in Alexa to confirm authentic Amazon messages and fight scams
Amazon launched an AI tool in Alexa for Shopping that verifies if emails, texts, or calls are genuinely from Amazon to help users avoid scams.
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US State Department proposes new rules to verify parents' citizenship for children's passports
The US State Department proposed requiring parents to prove citizenship or immigration status when applying for passports for US-born children.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges G20 to build AI infrastructure, warns against overregulation
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called on G20 ministers on September 2 to expand AI infrastructure and avoid excessive regulation.
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FBI probes dark web breach exposing tens of millions of US and Canadian driver’s licenses
The FBI is investigating a data breach after a dark web site sold scans of tens of millions of US and Canadian driver’s licenses.
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US Homeland Security Secretary’s plane makes emergency landing near Washington D.C. after engine failure
The plane carrying US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing near Washington D.C. after losing an engine, with no injuries reported.
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Federal judge blocks Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship
A federal judge in Maryland blocked enforcement of President Trump’s August 2026 order limiting birthright citizenship.
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Carlos Alcaraz reaches US Open fourth round after comeback from wrist injury
Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the US Open fourth round on September 4 by defeating Wu Yibing in straight sets after returning from a wrist injury layoff.
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US Adds 162,000 Jobs in August 2026, Boosting Odds of Fed Rate Hike
US nonfarm payrolls rose 162,000 in August 2026, surpassing expectations and raising the chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike to 60%.