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How Do Members of Congress Get Really Rich?

Plenty of rich people serve in Congress, but most didn't amass their wealth while in office. Instead, they were rich before they got elected.

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How Trump and corporations have hobbled US labor watchdog

Former NLRB counsel Jennifer Abruzzo says firings and court rulings have left agency toothless

The Guardian - US

The budget, immigration, Trump’s visit: the tests lying in wait for Keir Starmer

There is no shortage of challenges for the PM as MPs head back to Westminster and he tries to get on the front foot

The Guardian - UK

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‘I don’t take orders from the federal government’: Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson vows city will resist ‘out of control’ Trump

Chicago isn't going down without a fight.

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From Kohl’s to Krispy Kreme: Are These 5 New ‘Meme Stocks’ Worth Your Investment Dollars?

The meme trend continues to thrive. Today, different stocks are in the spotlight, but they share some of the same qualities as others. Are they worth investing?

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Trump fumes at contractor for ‘stupid’ rose garden damage

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The Independent UK

Trump lashes out at Rose Garden worker for damaging stone in controversial redesign

President Donald Trump lashed out on Truth Social at a “stupid” contractor who damaged a piece of stone while working on his controversial redesign of the White House Rose Garden.

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‘He’s trying to rig the midterms’: Trump intervenes to protect his allies in Congress

With elections next year, president is pushing extraordinary measures to ensure GOP maintains control of legislature

The Guardian - US

Powell's Rate Cut Plans, Trump's Investment Strategy And More: This Week In Politics

It’s been an eventful week, with significant developments in the tech, finance, and political sectors. Here’s a quick roundup of the top stories that made headlines.

Benzinga

Has Trump succeeded in normalising American autocracy?

People who have experienced the kind of authoritarianism the US used to condemn abroad highlight worrying signs

The Guardian - US

Debunking climate misinformation is becoming a full-time job – but you can help defend the facts

The political pushback against positive green progress has been shocking. But as corporations and those in power turn away, the overwhelming majority of people in the world want more ambitious climate action, writes Jonathan Watts

The Guardian - UK

China’s Xi and India’s Modi vow stronger ties in landmark meeting ahead regional summit

The visit to China is Modi's first visit since relations between the two countries deteriorated after Chinese and Indian soldiers engaged in deadly border clashes in 2020.

Euronews

White House Rose Garden's 'Most Beautiful Marble' Damaged as Trump Names Culprit

US President Donald Trump ranted about the crack he saw on White House Rose Garden's marble. He was able to identify the culprit. What will he do next?

International Business Times UK

Trump Once Complained About Democrats Using Lawfare. He Is Now Going After His Political Opponents Using The Same Technique

President Donald Trump is unleashing accusations, escalating the threats to his political rivals, ideological opponents, critics, and federal officials who refuse to toe his line.

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Shipping Companies Scramble To Ditch Chinese Financing As New US Port Fees Could Cost Millions Per Visit

Shipping companies worldwide are rushing to replace Chinese financing arrangements ahead of new U.S. rules that could levy multimillion-dollar fees on ships linked to Chinese institutions.

Benzinga

CDC Mandates Full Office Return By Sept. 15, Weeks After Atlanta Headquarters Shooting

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has ordered all staff to return to offices by Sept. 15, marking the end of remote work protocols implemented after a deadly shooting at its Atlanta headquarters five weeks ago.

Fortune

How the AI data center boom is breathing new life into dirty, old coal plants

Retired coal grid connections are a shortcut to place renewable and gas-fired power online more quickly.

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‘Deep and nasty!’ Donald Trump becomes Sherlock Holmes to catch the culprit who scratched his patio

"I started yelling, “Who did this, and I want to find out now!”

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Trump Doubts Potential Of A Putin-Zelenskyy Meeting, Suggests 'Maybe They Have To Fight A Little Longer'

President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the feasibility of a direct meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid the ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe.

Benzinga

Trump Dispels Health Rumors With Golf Outing, Vance Says President Is In 'Incredibly Good Health'

President Donald Trump was seen golfing at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va., on Saturday, countering speculation about his health.

Benzinga

Trump Administration Plans To Rebrand Department Of Defense As Department Of War

The Trump administration is reportedly planning to rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War.

The Independent UK

Trump compares Zelensky and Putin to children fighting

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The Guardian - UK

Trump’s anti-press tactics are bad enough in the US. Now Reform is importing them to the Midlands

Nottinghamshire council has borrowed the US president’s playbook – but may soon find that it needs the media more than it thought, says journalist Jon Allsop

Benzinga

Trump Slashes National Security Council Staff, Centralizes Foreign Policy Decision-Making

When President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites in June, U.S. diplomats were reportedly left without warning, briefings, or talking points.

The Guardian - UK

Publications aimed at LGBTQ+ audiences face discrimination from advertisers, editors warn

Media figures say ‘gold rush is over’, as attacks on diversity and inclusion have led to some advertisers avoiding outlets

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