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Ex-NFL Coach Rex Ryan Surrenders to Nashville Police
Former NFL coach Rex Ryan turned himself in on misdemeanor charges after police say he hit two pedestrians with his truck in downtown Nashville.
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The Vanity That Led To the Downfall of Alina Habba Mildon
Beauty, Power, Ambition and the Price of Loyalty: From the White House to the Herrera Velutini Banking Dynasty
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Politics
Supreme Court Turns Away Trump Administration Effort to Isolate Thousands of California Ballots
The Supreme Court on Monday refused the Trump administration’s emergency request to force California to segregate roughly 20,000 ballots flagged as potentially cast by noncitizens, delivering another setback hours before the final day of midterm voting.
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US Diesel Prices Climb to Record $5.85 a Gallon, Straining Transportation and Consumer Budgets
Diesel prices across the United States climbed to an all-time high this week, a jump tied to the ongoing conflict with Iran that is already rippling through freight, groceries and household budgets.
Finance
August Payrolls Surge Past Forecasts, Keeping Fed Rate Hike Alive
A surprisingly strong August employment report has revived expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike this month, even as underlying signals in the labor market remain mixed.
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Stocks Slide as Strong Jobs Report Raises Odds of a Fed Rate Hike
A surprisingly strong August jobs report sent all three major U.S. stock indexes lower Friday, as traders bet the data gives the Federal Reserve more room to raise interest rates.
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Trump Announces Sweeping Oil Agreement With Venezuela, Promising Lower Gas Prices
President Trump says a new deal gives the U.S. majority control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves as gasoline prices stay above $4 a gallon.
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Kremlin Says Ukraine Peace Talks Are on a 'Deep Pause' as Fighting Continues
Russia's government says diplomacy with Ukraine has stalled even as its forces press an offensive in the east, dimming hopes for a near-term ceasefire.
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Control of the House Hangs in the Balance as 2026 Midterm Season Reaches Its Final Stretch
With all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats on the ballot this November, both parties are pouring record money into a small number of true battlegrounds that will decide who runs Washington.
Health
US Measles Cases Hit a 30-Year High as Vaccination Gaps Widen in Several States
Two children have died in the current outbreak season as public health officials warn that falling vaccination rates are eroding decades of progress against the disease.
Technology
OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Astra and Declares the Start of the AGI Era
The new frontier model brings sweeping gains in reasoning and cyber capability, and it has already been rated a critical risk under OpenAI's own safety framework.
Investigation
Investigation: How Thousands of US Nursing Homes Keep Failing Minimum Staffing Rules — With Few Consequences
An Intellexa Journal review of federal inspection records found a pattern of repeated staffing violations at nursing homes across the country, with penalties that rarely change underlying behavior.
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Justice Department Faces Mounting Pressure Over Review of Epstein Case Documents
Officials are working through more than five million pages of records as lawmakers from both parties demand greater transparency about what investigators knew and when.
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More Large Employers Are Dropping Health Coverage as Insurance Costs Keep Climbing
Rising premiums are pushing some companies to scale back benefits or shift more costs onto workers, raising fresh concerns about employer-based health coverage in the United States.
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CDC Advisory Panel Recommends Second RSV Vaccine Dose for Some Children
The updated guidance reflects a growing consensus that a booster dose can provide meaningful additional protection against a virus that remains a leading cause of infant hospitalization.
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Tesla's Wheel-Free Cybercab Hits Austin Streets and Immediately Draws a Federal Safety Probe
The driverless robotaxi rollout marks a major step in Tesla's autonomy push, but early incidents have prompted regulators to open an investigation within days of launch.
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Investigation: Dark Money Groups Are Pouring Record Sums Into the 2026 Midterms — And Voters Often Can't Trace It
An Intellexa Journal review of campaign finance filings found a growing share of political spending this cycle is coming from groups that are not required to disclose their donors.
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Investigation: AI Data Centers Are Straining Local Water Supplies in Drought-Prone Communities
As tech companies race to build the infrastructure powering the AI boom, an Intellexa Journal review found several facilities are drawing significant water for cooling in areas already facing scarcity concerns.
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Investigation: 'Forever Chemicals' Still Contaminate Drinking Water for Millions, Despite New Rules
Federal limits on PFAS in drinking water took effect with great fanfare. An Intellexa Journal review found many water systems are still years away from compliance, and some may never fully meet the standard.
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Appeals Court Deals Blow to Prediction Markets, Setting Up Likely Supreme Court Fight
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that states can regulate sports-related prediction markets like Kalshi as gambling, creating a split with an earlier ruling favoring the platforms.
Finance
Fed Chair Warsh's Hawkish Jackson Hole Speech Sends Yields Higher, Stocks Lower
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh emphasized persistently elevated inflation in his Jackson Hole remarks, pushing Treasury yields up and rattling equity markets to close the week.
Business
Marvell Technology Shares Slide More Than 10% After Disappointing Margin Guidance
Marvell's stock tumbled after the chipmaker issued current-quarter gross margin guidance that fell short of Wall Street expectations, weighing on the broader chip sector.