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• 3 Federal Judge Vacates Pentagon's 'Supply Chain Risk' Designation of Anthropic, Citing First Amendment and Due Process
• 3 Trump Says U.S. Has Reached Deal for Majority Share of a New Venezuelan Oil Venture Covering 17 Fields
• 4 Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Delivers First Jackson Hole Keynote With 30-Year Treasury Yield at Its Highest Since 2007
• 4 National Guard Deployment in Washington Reaches One Year, With 3,807 Troops in the City as of August 2026
• 3 Meta Agrees to Pay States Up to $17 Billion and Add Teen Limits, Ending Oakland Child-Safety Trial
• 4 Sudan's Army Secures Kordofan Export Road as RSF-Led Forces Take Geisan and Kurmuk; IOM Counts More Than 200,000 Newly Displaced in Kordofan
• 2 Fauci Diary Entry Says Cooper Called Him on June 29, 2020, Two Days Before North Carolina Delayed a School Reopening Decision
• 5 Nvidia Reports $96.2 Billion in Quarterly Revenue, Forecasts $108 Billion for the Current Quarter
• 4 Justice Department Files 25 Civil Denaturalization Complaints, Bringing Total Since Jan. 20, 2025, to 123
• 3 Darline Graham Nordone Wins South Carolina Republican Senate Runoff, About 52% to 48%, Over Ralph Norman
• 6 Nvidia Falls 2.9% on Aug. 24 for a Seventh Straight Down Session Ahead of Its Aug. 26 Earnings Report
• 4 Hawaii County Declares Emergency as Moke Passes South of the Big Island; Flood Watch Runs to 6 p.m. Monday
• 3 Chief Justice Roberts Pauses Order Halting White House Ballroom Work While Supreme Court Weighs Appeal
• 3 Senate Passes Stopgap Funding Bill 90-6 to Run Through Dec. 11; House-Passed Version Ends Dec. 4
• 5 CDC Reports 431 Salmonella Illnesses in 32 States as of Aug. 19, Linked to Jalapeños Grown in Sinaloa, Mexico