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US Envoys Witkoff and Kushner to Meet Putin and Zelensky with New Ukraine Peace Plan
US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are visiting Moscow and Kyiv to present a new peace proposal for Ukraine’s war.
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Trump demands Fed cut rates or threatens to halt trade with deficit countries
On September 4, 2026, former President Donald Trump demanded the Federal Reserve lower interest rates and threatened to stop trading with countries where the US runs trade deficits.
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Trump endorses Mike Collins in Georgia GOP Senate run-off against Derek Dooley
Donald Trump backed Republican Mike Collins in the June 16 run-off for Georgia’s GOP US Senate nomination.
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Trump envoys Witkoff and Kushner to visit Moscow and Kyiv for Ukraine peace talks
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will meet with leaders in Moscow and Kyiv this weekend to seek a peace deal in the Ukraine war.
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Trump urges Europe to repay Ukraine aid, signals temporary halt to US arms sales
Former President Donald Trump said he will ask Europe to repay US military aid to Ukraine and announced a pause in US arms sales to allies, to resume soon.
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Missouri Supreme Court blocks Trump-backed congressional map for 2026 midterms
The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously blocked a Republican-drawn congressional map backed by Donald Trump for the November 2026 midterms.
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Trump White House launches five arcade games promoting immigration and policy agenda
On September 3, 2026, the Trump White House unveiled five arcade-style games promoting its immigration enforcement and other policies.
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US Steps Up Economic Pressure on Iran with Sanctions and Oil Blockade Amid Conflict
The US has intensified economic pressure on Iran by blockading oil exports and tightening sanctions as military clashes resume in 2026.
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US Treasury proposes revoking tax-exempt status of private schools using race-based admissions
The US Treasury and IRS proposed regulations on September 3 to revoke tax-exempt status of private schools that use race in admissions or scholarships.
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Two US sailors returned to USS Abraham Lincoln after drunken scuffle in Pattaya
Two US sailors involved in a drunken fight near Pattaya on September 3 were sent back to their ship without charges, Thai police said.
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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after record 286-day deployment at sea
USS Abraham Lincoln ended a record 286-day deployment at sea by docking in Thailand on September 2, 2026.
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US launches airstrikes on Iran; Iran retaliates with missile and drone attacks on US bases
On September 1, 2026, the US struck multiple Iranian military targets, provoking Iranian missile and drone attacks on US bases in the Middle East.
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Argentine President Milei tightens sanctions and boosts military near Falklands amid US policy signals
Argentine President Javier Milei announced sanctions and defense measures over Falklands oil drilling with signs of US policy shift favoring Argentina.
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Trump White House launches MAGA-themed arcade games promoting migrant deportation and border wall
On September 3, 2026, the Trump White House launched a website featuring five MAGA-themed arcade games to promote its immigration and other policies.
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Donald Trump names Adam Telle acting Army secretary after Dan Driscoll resigns
Donald Trump appointed Adam Telle as acting Army secretary on September 3 following Dan Driscoll's resignation after 18 months in the role.
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Trump Questions UK Support for Falklands Defense, Criticizes UK Over Iran War Backing
Donald Trump hinted the US may not support the UK in a future Falklands conflict, citing UK's lack of military aid during the US-Iran conflict.
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US VP Vance Addresses Investigation into Reported Airstrike on Iranian Wedding Party
US Vice President JD Vance said the United States is investigating reports of an airstrike on an Iranian wedding party that Iran says caused civilian casualties.
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US Treasury and IRS propose removing tax-exempt status for private schools using race in admissions
The US Treasury and IRS proposed regulations to revoke federal tax-exempt status from private schools using race in admissions or aid policies.
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ICE Agent Christian Castro Indicted for Lying About Minneapolis Shooting of Venezuelan Migrant
Federal prosecutors charged ICE agent Christian Castro with lying about the January shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in Minneapolis.
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Elephant Named Paige Urinates on Floor During Texas Republican Convention
An African elephant named Paige urinated on the floor after Governor Greg Abbott’s speech at the Texas GOP convention in Houston.
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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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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.