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White House press secretary rebuffs Sen. Ted Cruz's invitation to see for herself migrants walking across border

WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre rebuffed Sen. Ted Cruz’s invitation to visit the U.S.-Mexico border with him to witness migrants walking across — a familiar sight for news viewers that Jean-Pierre adamantly denied takes place.

Tribune News Service

Liz Truss accepts invite to visit Ukraine in first call with foreign leader as PM

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was the first foreign leader Ms Truss spoke to after becoming Prime Minister

The Independent UK

Russia weapons buy from North Korea could be millions of rounds of ammo - U.S. official

Russia's potential purchase of weapons from North Korea as a result of the Ukraine war could include millions of rounds of ammunition, but there is no indication the deal has been concluded, the White House said on Tuesday.

Reuters

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Top U.S. health officials say COVID vaccines will likely become annual like flu shots

They said vulnerable groups of people still may have to get more frequent coronavirus shots.

Axios

Hackers infiltrate second-largest US school district in growing trend

Los Angeles Unified, with over 600,000 students, suffers ‘significant infrastructure disruption’ but classes set to take place as usual

The Guardian - US

Biden to commemorate anniversary of 9/11 attacks at Pentagon

The White House says President Joe Biden will mark the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on Sunday by delivering remarks and laying a wreath at the Pentagon

The Independent UK

White House won’t declare Russia a state sponsor of terrorism

Only Cuba, North Korea, Iran and Syria are currently designated as state sponsors of terrorism by the United States

The Independent UK

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White House: Canada stabbing spree was 'senseless' and 'devastating'

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday a a stabbing spree in Canada , where mass violence is rare, is "senseless" and "devastating."

Reuters

Biden will not declare Russia a state sponsor of terrorism - White House

U.S. President Joe Biden has made a final decision against designating Russia as a state sponsor of terror, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Joe Biden vows ‘deepening of special relationship’ in message to Liz Truss

The US president congratulated the new Prime Minister on her appointment and will speak to her on Tuesday evening.

The Independent UK

Why did Donald Trump block the Obamas’ portraits and why was the decision so controversial?

Republican’s hostility meant no painting of America’s first Black president and first lady have hung at the White House until now

The Independent UK

Stopgap funding bill set to dominate September agenda - Roll Call

Lawmakers will wrestle with a White House request for $47.1 billion in emergency funds and the need to avert a partial government shutdown.

Roll Call

Democrats face big legislative to-do list in sprint to midterms

Senate Democrats, fresh off a string of legislative victories, return to Washington this week with a packed agenda before November’s midterm elections, including passing billions more in Ukraine and pandemic aid.

Tribune News Service

Doyle McManus: The GOP hopes to take control of Congress, but Trump is in the way

Two months ago, as Americans began their summer vacations, the political landscape looked bleak for Joe Biden and his Democrats.

Los Angeles Times

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The Guardian - US

Pressure on Trump loyalist Jeffrey Clark as ex-DoJ colleague works with prosecutors

Cooperation from Ken Klukowski could spur charges against Clark, who schemed with Trump to overturn election results in Georgia

The Guardian - US

Trump considered hiring heavyweight Jones Day law firm during Russia inquiry, book says

Ex-president said to have wanted ‘someone a bit more bombastic’, writes New York Times reporter David Enrich

The Guardian - US

Enabling a demagogue: a new film traces Republicans’ capitulation to Donald Trump

Michael Kirk’s documentary Lies, Politics and Democracy is a chilling study in how Trump subdued the Republican party

Tribune News Service

Trump wins bid for ‘special master’ for Mar-a-Lago records

A federal judge granted Donald Trump’s request for a neutral third party to review documents seized by the FBI from his Florida home and temporarily barred the government from using the trove to develop its criminal investigation into the former president.

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Trump wins bid for ‘special master’ for Mar-a-Lago records

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Biden loves labor unions but blue-collar workers don’t love him back

President Joe Biden vowed his administration would be the most pro-union in U.S. history. But in a labor stronghold that has become a symbol for blue-collar defections from the Democratic Party, workers say they don’t feel the wind at their backs from the White House.

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump once tried to pay a lawyer with a horse, new book says

New York Times reporter David Enrich also says White House counsel Donald McGahn once called senior Trump aides ‘morons’

The Independent UK

Biden visiting 2 swing states as midterm crunch time begins

President Joe Biden is beginning his Labor Day celebrations with a trip to one battleground state, Wisconsin, before making his third trip in less than a week to another, Pennsylvania

The Independent UK

Jan 6 committee member Jamie Raskin says he wants Ginni Thomas to testify

Emails reveal that Clarence Thomas’s wife was involved in attempts to overturn results in two states

The Independent UK

Donald Trump picked a fight with the National Archives. It may be the end of him

The National Archives is responsible for collecting, cataloguing and storing all federal government records. It takes its job very seriously, reports Richard Hall

The Guardian - US

January 6 committee assumes Mike Pence will testify, Jamie Raskin says

Congressman says of former vice-president, ‘I would assume he is going to come forward and testify voluntarily’

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