TODAY'S NEWS FLASH:
Staten Island Deli Owner Rewards Students With Cash and Snacks for Academic Achievement
Iran Threatens South Korea Over Potential Strait of Hormuz Deployment
Trump Wants Data Centers Everywhere But Voters Across America Are Saying No
Mayor Mamdani’s Tone-Deaf 9/11 Gesture Shows He Still Doesn’t Get It
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Political Landscape
Senate Parliamentarian Blocks Trump's SAVE Act From Fast-Track Vote
The Byrd Rule torpedoed Republicans' reconciliation strategy, leaving Trump's top election priority stalled just weeks before November. The GOP now faces an uphill battle to pass voter ID requirements before the midterm elections.
Johnson Sends House Home Early After Massie Warns of 'Epstein Recess'
Speaker Mike Johnson recessed the House through November, killing the Epstein Files Transparency Act II just days after calling Thomas Massie's warning 'stupid.' The move blocks release of sealed documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Global Impact
Morocco's Ruling Coalition Implodes Two Weeks Before Election
Budget minister and Royal Moroccan Football Federation president Fouzi Lekjaa's defection to PAM has ignited bitter feuds within the government ahead of the September 23 vote. The political crisis threatens stability in the North African kingdom.
Nepal Flood Death Toll Tops 1,100 as Rescue Efforts Continue
A glacier collapse triggered catastrophic floods that killed over 1,100 people and left nearly 4,000 missing across Nepal and Tibet. Rescuers race to reach 600 workers trapped in mud-filled hydropower tunnels.
Economic Pulse
Nordic Engineering Giants Merge in $8 Billion Deal
Multiconsult and Rejlers combine forces to create a pan-Scandinavian powerhouse with nearly 8,000 employees across five countries. The merger positions the firm to capitalize on Europe's energy transition and defense infrastructure boom.
Mortgage Rates Drop to 6.8% But First-Time Buyers Still Priced Out
Three years of housing affordability improvements still leave millions unable to enter the market. Rates remain double their 2021 lows while median home prices hover near record highs, making homeownership a distant dream for young Americans.
Quick Takes
Lane Kiffin's LSU debut silenced all doubts with a 41-point blowout that marked the most lopsided season opener in program history and Clemson's fourth straight opening loss.
Oregon's No. 2 ranking looks shaky after needing every yard of quarterback Dante Moore's 378-yard passing performance to hold off Boise State 34-27 in a game that exposed defensive vulnerabilities.
'South Park' sends brutal message to Trump after Emmy win. The Comedy Central series celebrated its Emmy win for outstanding animated program on Sept. 6 by sending a brutal message directly to the president.
Susan Sarandon has never shied away from speaking her mind, and she says it continues to cost her work. In a press conference at the Venice Film Festival on Sunday, Sept. 6, the "Thelma and Louise" star, 79, said her vocal support for Palestine still causes her to lose work in Hollywood.
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