1. Hurricane center monitoring 'quartet of systems,' disturbance could form off East Coast  Fox News
2. Sunday morning tropical update: 3 waves to watch as we head into September  WWLTV
3. Four Areas To Watch For Tropical Development in the Atlantic Going into September  The Weather Channel
4. Three Tropical Trouble Spots  Fox Baltimore
5. More tropical activity expected for the already record-breaking Atlantic season  Yahoo News
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1. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys stakes in Japan's five leading trading companies  CNBC
2. Warren Buffett on the best investment you can make  Yahoo Finance
3. Happy birthday, Warren Buffett: One of the investing legend's best tips  Yahoo Finance
4. Berkshire Buys Passive Stakes in 5 Japanese Trading Houses  Barron's
5. Buffett's Berkshire buys 5% stake each in five Japanese trading companies  Reuters
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1. Brian Austin Green talks Machine Gun Kelly and whether he and Megan Fox would ever get back together: 'Never say never'  Yahoo Entertainment
2. Brian Austin Green Says He and Megan Fox Might Get Back Together in the Future: ‘Never Say Never’  Us Weekly
3. Brian Austin Green Isn't Ruling Out Getting Back Together with Megan Fox: 'Never Say Never'  PEOPLE
4. Brian Austin Green Says He's Not Ruling Out Reconciling With Megan Fox: What He Thinks of Machine Gun Kelly  Entertainment Tonight
5. Brian Austin Green open to idea of reuniting with Megan Fox  Page Six
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1. Chargers S Derwin James (meniscus) will miss significant time  NFL.com
2. Derwin James “likely to miss significant time” with meniscus injury  NBC Sports - NFL
3. Chargers' Derwin James could be out several months after meniscus injury, per report  CBS Sports
4. Chargers News: Derwin James leaves scrimmage with apparent hamstring injury  Bolts From The Blue
5. Chargers safety Derwin James suffers meniscus injury in practice, is “likely to miss significant time”  MSN Money
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One night after accepting the Republican nomination, Donald Trump resumed campaigning for reelection as though the coronavirus pandemic was a thing of the past, rallying hundreds of supporters at New Hampshire airport hangar.

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Mayor Mario Kranjac of Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, said the bill covered police presence and their overtime hours.

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The claim that families who make $75,000 would see their tax rate double under the Democratic nominee's plan is false.

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iSeeCars compiled a list of the 10 fastest used cars from March to June 2020. Tesla vehicles take up three of the 10 spots.

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SNP ministers have demanded that Boris Johnson drop the words 'Britain' or 'UK' from the branding of a nationwide cultural festival being planned for 2022. Whitehall insiders said the Scottish Government had also objected to 'British' being included in title or promotional material for the celebration of the "very best of modern Britain." The row is said to have delayed the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) commissioning around £3 million of work from creative agencies tasked with drawing up the material. UK Government sources said the SNP's stance was "incredibly petty and hugely frustrating", with the festival expected to give Scotland's struggling cultural sector a £12 million boost. Talks with the Scottish Government are now said to have stalled over planning for the event, which was envisaged as a successor to the hugely popular 1951 Festival of Britain.

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Rescue efforts ended at a two-story restaurant in a northern Chinese village that collapsed during a local resident's 80th birthday celebration, leaving 29 people dead, authorities said Sunday. The Ministry of Emergency Management said another 28 people were injured, seven of them seriously, when the building suddenly crumbled on Saturday. Hundreds of rescue workers using sniffer dogs, cranes and high-tech sensors had searched the rubble, lifting slabs of concrete in hopes of freeing survivors.

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The tenants were interviewed by a HUD official, they said. The RNC was criticized for blurring the lines between the government and partisan politics.

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A senior French military officer has been charged with espionage for allegedly passing top secret documents to Russian intelligence, Florence Parly, the defence minister, said on Sunday. The lieutenant-colonel, who has not been named, is stationed at a NATO base in Italy. He was detained by France’s General Directorate for Internal Security (DGSI), the equivalent of MI5, 10 days ago. The officer was about to return to Italy after a holiday in France, Europe 1 radio reported, and is being held at La Santé prison in Paris. Ms Parly said the defence ministry had referred the case to public prosecutors. She declined to give details about the nature of the information allegedly given to Russia, saying the matter was sub judice. “We have taken all necessary measures. Now justice must be allowed to take its course while respecting the secrecy of the investigation… It is for the judicial system to decide what he is guilty of and whether he is guilty.” If convicted, the officer risks life imprisonment and a €750,000 (£669,000) fine. The case is likely to embarrass France in the eyes of its western allies if security failings that could potentially compromise NATO are revealed. It comes after two former agents of France’s external intelligence service, the DGSE, were handed prison sentences of 12 and 8 years last month for spying for China. The highly sensitive trial was held behind closed doors and little is known about the case against the agents, who had already retired when they were charged three years ago. One of them, named as Henri M, served as the DGSE’s Beijing station chief in the 1990s. He was recalled after starting an affair with the French ambassador’s Chinese interpreter. After his retirement, he returned to China in 2003 and married the former interpreter. The couple took up residence on Hainan Island, off China’s southern coast. Now 73, he was arrested in France in 2017. Around the same time the other agent, named as Pierre-Marie H, 68, was arrested at Zurich airport carrying a large amount of cash after meeting a Chinese contact on an island in the Indian Ocean. Under French law, the full names of former intelligence agents may not be made public.

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In 2005, Rita pushed a foot of floodwaters into his white, wooden home in Hackberry, Louisiana, a tiny Cameron Parish community 15 miles (24 kilometers) from the Gulf of Mexico. Laura outstripped them both. A retired welder who worked at many of the refineries that dot the Louisiana coast, the 62-year-old Beard climbed through the debris, laboring with two artificial knees.

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1. Democrats Blast End Of In-Person Election Security Briefings  NPR
2. Schiff responds to Trump's accusation of security leaks  CNN
3. Ratcliffe defends halting election briefings, accuses members of Congress of leaking classified information  Fox News
4. Trump intel chief defends briefings ban, Democrats raise subpoena threat  Reuters
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1. Mayors Of College Towns Brace For The Economic Impact Of Remote Learning  NPR
2. Over 1,000 students have tested positive for Covid-19 at University of Alabama since classes resumed  CNN
3. More than 1,000 University of Alabama students test positive for COVID-19 since classes resumed  Fox News
4. Alabama updates COVID numbers, more than 1,000 students positive since return  AL.com
5. Colleges crack down on student behavior as virus threatens more closures  POLITICO
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1. NYPD uses facial recognition to arrest brazen sex offender accused of attempted rape on subway platform  Fox News
2. Suspect charged in 'heinous' attempted rape on subway platform  Eyewitness News ABC7NY
3. NYPD Searching for Suspect Who Tried to Rape Woman on Subway Platform  NTD
4. Michael Rapaport blasts MTA rider who filmed attempted rape on subway platform  New York Post
5. NYPD hunts suspect seen in video attempting to rape woman on subway platform  Fox News
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Coronavirus update: U.S. death toll approaches 180,000  The Washington Post

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1. Tate McRae Performs "You Broke Me First" | 2020 MTV VMAs  MTV
2. 19 Photos From the 1999 VMAs That'll Blow Your Mind  MSN Money
3. Keke Palmer Through the Years: From Nickelodeon Star to MTV VMAs Host and Beyond  Us Weekly
4. Lady Gaga Debuted Waist-Length Pink Hair Ahead of the VMAs — See the Photo  Allure
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1. Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ Ties for Most Weeks at No. 1 in 2020 on Billboard 200 Albums Chart  Billboard
2. Taylor Swift Sends Sweet Handwritten Card to Fan About to Get His PhD: 'A Moment Worth Celebrating'  PEOPLE
3. Taylor Swift sends a sweet handwritten note to fan getting his PhD: It's important to celebrate great moments  PINKVILLA
4. If 'Folklore' Turned You On to Taylor Swift, These Are the Deep Cuts You'll Like  Billboard
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1. 2020 BMW Championship leaderboard, grades: Jon Rahm drains insane 66-foot putt to win in a playoff  CBSSports.com
2. John Rahm (64) makes birdie bomb to defeat Dustin Johnson in BMW playoff  Golf Channel
3. Jon Rahm drains wild 66-foot birdie to beat Dustin Johnson in a playoff at the BMW Championship  Yahoo Sports
4. Soon-to-be dad Rory McIlroy bounces back at BMW Championship  MSN Money
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1. Kourtney Kardashian & Scott Disick Risk Running Into His Ex Sofia Richie During Dinner Date  HollywoodLife
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America's most senior general has declared the military will not intervene if Donald Trump were to decline to leave the White House following a disputed US election. In a letter to Congress, Mark Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he did not envisage soldiers playing any role if Republicans and Democrats did not agree on the result. Mr Trump has repeatedly voiced concerns that the election will be undermined by fraud during widespread mail-in voting amid the coronavirus pandemic, and suggested that the result may never be known. Joe Biden, the Democrat nominee, has said he fears Mr Trump will try to "steal" the election but the military would "escort him from the White House with great dispatch." Democrat congresswomen Elissa Slotkin and Mikie Sherrill wrote to the general seeking answers as to what the military's role would be. In a written response General Milley, known to be a student of military history, wrote: "I believe deeply in the principle of an apolitical US military. In the event of a dispute over some aspect of the elections, by law US courts and the US Congress are required to resolve any disputes, not the US military. "I foresee no role for the US armed forces in this process. We will not turn our backs on the Constitution of the United States." Ms Slotkin said: "These are just prudent questions to be asking given the things that the president has been saying publicly." She said the general's answers "demonstrated that the chairman recognised the military's role in our elections is to essentially stay out, that the military's role in the peaceful transition of power is to stay out." Last month, Mr Trump said it was too early to guarantee he would accept the election results. He said: "I have to see. Look, I have to see. No, I'm not going to just say yes. I'm not going to say no."

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Kenosha, a city of 100,000 in Wisconsin’s southeastern corner, now confronts the question of when lethal force is justified in two different cases. One, the shooting of Jacob Blake by a police officer, I addressed yesterday. The other is the case of Kyle Rittenhouse, who is alleged to have killed two people and injured one during the civil unrest this week, and who has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide, reckless homicide, and other offenses.Rittenhouse is a 17-year-old from Antioch, Ill., about a half hour’s drive from Kenosha. Inexplicably, this underage police cadet from out of state wound up on the streets after curfew in a place where a riot was likely imminent, doing interviews with journalists and openly carrying an AR-15–style rifle.There can be no question that Rittenhouse and whatever adults were in charge of him made idiotic decisions. Minors should not stand guard at riots play-acting at being cops. But even people who knowingly put themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time are allowed to defend themselves against attack when they get there. So the biggest legal question is: Did Rittenhouse defend himself against attack with an appropriate amount of force, or were the people he shot the ones acting in self-defense by trying to disarm him?The very beginning of the situation is not on video that I am aware, but the complaint against Rittenhouse contains some key details from Richard McGinnis, a Daily Caller reporter who was interviewing Rittenhouse at the time:> McGinnis said that as they were walking south another armed male who appeared to be in his 30s joined them and said he was there to protect the defendant. McGinnis stated that before the defendant reached the parking lot and ran across it, the defendant had moved from the middle of Sheridan Road to the sidewalk and that is when McGinnis saw a male ([Joseph] Rosenbaum) initially try to engage the defendant. McGinnis stated that as the defendant was walking Rosenbaum was trying to get closer to the defendant. When Rosenbaum advanced, the defendant did a “juke” move and started running. McGinnis stated that there were other people that were moving very quickly. McGinnis stated that they were moving towards the defendant. McGinnis said that according to what he saw the defendant was trying to evade these individuals.After that, much of the situation was recorded, and the New York Times has done an excellent job of stitching the videos together. This Twitter thread from a co-author of the piece nicely explains the events and (for those willing to watch graphic footage) provides the key clips:> A teenager faces charges in shootings that left 2 people dead in Kenosha, WI. The @nytimes Visual Investigations team reviewed hours of livestreams to track 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse’s movements during and leading up to the shootings. [THREAD] https://t.co/FRCYlS5wgH> > -- Christiaan Triebert (@trbrtc) August 27, 2020 The first video starts with people already chasing Rittenhouse, one of whom throws something at him. One person even fires a handgun in the air — and another, Rosenbaum, charges at Rittenhouse, who shoots him. After that, there are more shots from an unknown source, and Rittenhouse calls a friend on his phone and leaves.But again he’s pursued, with some protesters urging others to join in, and this time he falls down. Several people move in on him, and he takes shots at three, hitting two. One is holding a handgun and survives a shot to the arm; the other has a skateboard and dies. Again there are additional mysterious gunshots after the fact.Obviously, a big unanswered question right now is how this all really got started. But as we wait for that information, let’s take a gander at the Wisconsin laws at issue.There are two extremes here: justifiable use of deadly force and first-degree intentional homicide. So let’s see what the law says about those two situations, bearing in mind that other charges can apply if Rittenhouse’s behavior fell in between them. (There are plenty of options: Rittenhouse is charged with reckless homicide for the first fatal shooting, first-degree intentional homicide for the second, and attempted first-degree intentional homicide for the nonfatal one, in addition to charges for reckless endangerment and bearing a dangerous weapon as a minor.)Quite typically for a U.S. state, Wisconsin allows civilian use of deadly force when one “reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm.” One major issue, then, will be whether Rittenhouse reasonably thought that the folks engaging with him meant to inflict serious injury, not just disarm him.But what if Rittenhouse provoked the confrontation to begin with? That’s bad for a claim of self-defense, but it doesn’t preclude one. Here’s another excerpt from the Wisconsin statute books:> (a) A person who engages in unlawful conduct of a type likely to provoke others to attack him or her and thereby does provoke an attack is not entitled to claim the privilege of self-defense against such attack, except when the attack which ensues is of a type causing the person engaging in the unlawful conduct to reasonably believe that he or she is in imminent danger of death or great bodily harm. In such a case, the person engaging in the unlawful conduct is privileged to act in self-defense, but the person is not privileged to resort to the use of force intended or likely to cause death to the person's assailant unless the person reasonably believes he or she has exhausted every other reasonable means to escape from or otherwise avoid death or great bodily harm at the hands of his or her assailant.> > (b) The privilege lost by provocation may be regained if the actor in good faith withdraws from the fight and gives adequate notice thereof to his or her assailant.> > (c) A person who provokes an attack, whether by lawful or unlawful conduct, with intent to use such an attack as an excuse to cause death or great bodily harm to his or her assailant is not entitled to claim the privilege of self-defense.So, even if Rittenhouse bears some responsibility for the initial conflict, he can still argue that he did everything he could to escape the situation and withdraw from the fight. Both shooting incidents began with him running away.Moving to the other extreme, to prove first-degree intentional homicide, prosecutors will have to show that Rittenhouse “cause[d] the death of another human being with intent to kill that person” and will have to disprove the existence of any “mitigating circumstances” the defense asserts. If the prosecution fails at the latter task, the offense is knocked down to the second degree.Mitigating circumstances include “adequate provocation,” meaning the victim did something “sufficient to cause complete lack of self-control in an ordinarily constituted person”; “unnecessary defensive force,” meaning Rittenhouse “believed he . . . was in imminent danger of death or great bodily harm and that the force used was necessary to defend [himself],” even though the belief was unreasonable; and “prevention of felony,” meaning he believed his actions were necessary to stop the “commission of a felony,” even though the belief was unreasonable. In other words, even if Rittenhouse unreasonably thought his actions were necessary, he can get the charge downgraded, though in that case he’ll still have committed a very serious offense.Rittenhouse is already a hero to some and a supervillain to others; in that sense, he is the Bernie Goetz of 2020. The highest charge against him strikes me as a stretch, but beyond that I don’t have any bold opinions yet. The outcome for each shooting will depend on whether Rittenhouse reasonably feared for his life, which in turn might depend on broader context we lack thus far — and even if all three shootings were justified, there are still firearms and reckless-endangerment charges for him to contend with.Where the f*** were this kid’s parents?

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There was no gun involved. Police did find a knife in the SUV, but authorities haven’t said if Blake held it at some point.

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Off-the-radar battles between moderates and progressives have broken out over health care, police reform and primary challenges.

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CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta couldn't be more exasperated by President Trump's decision to speak before a packed crowd at the Republican National Convention, fearing some attendees could die from COVID-19 as a result.Trump on Thursday delivered his acceptance speech at the RNC before a crowd of about 1,500 people who weren't practicing social distancing and few of whom were wearing masks, a fact Gupta sounded the alarm about on Friday morning, expressing deep frustration that such an event took place during the coronavirus pandemic."The history books will be written about this chapter in our lives at some point, and it will show events like that and say that in the middle of a pandemic ... at a time when there were more than 5 million infected, we started having events like that again," Gupta said. "It's really frustrating. It's mind-boggling."Gupta went on to say that this demonstrates that some people still haven't "learned" how dangerous COVID-19 is, and he raised concerns about the coronavirus spread the event may lead to."There will be people who became infected as a result of that event last night," Gupta said. "And there will be people who will spread it, and possibly require hospitalization, may even die as a result of that event last night."CNN's Jim Acosta reports that a senior White House official dismissed concerns about the crowd at the event by declaring, "Everybody is going to catch this thing eventually." But Gupta pushed back against that flippant comment, noting that what COVID-19 "does to the body" long term still isn't clear and warning, "You don't want this virus." > "There will be people who became infected as a result of that event last night, and there'll be people who will spread it and possibly require hospitalization, may even die," @drsanjaygupta says about the large crowd that wasn't socially distanced for Trump's RNC speech. pic.twitter.com/BIU3JBTV0W> > -- CNN (@CNN) August 28, 2020More stories from theweek.com Trump's RNC polling bounce more about 'subtraction on the Biden side,' pollster suggests 5 more scathingly funny cartoons about the Republican National Convention Biden's latest ad puts Trump's weirdest moments and empty rallies to a Bad Bunny song

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After holding the protest in July, Emily Gil received a letter from Mayor Mario Kranjac saying she owed $2,499.26 for police overtime.

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The "hot-fire abort" derailed plans for three launches in just two days from Florida's Space Coast.

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The one-off mission, titled "Allied Sky," is meant to signal the alliance's unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.

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Kyle Rittenhouse faces two first-degree homicide charges, as well as two charges of attempted homicide, according to Wisconsin court records..

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Researchers in Hong Kong confirmed the first known case of coronavirus reinfection, but many doctors and public health officials say it isn't that surprising given what we know about waning immunity from other coronaviruses.

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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's latest ads take direct aim at swing states and Latinx Americans across the country.Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny is backing the former vice president and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) in the 2020 election, and lent one of his hits to a new ad for the Democrats. The ad features footage of excited President Trump fans in 2016 juxtaposed with a sparsely attended recent rally, as well as Trump's Bible photo-op and that time he hugged and kissed a flag. Video of police cracking down on protesters as Trump cheers them on. Bad Bunny's Pero Ya No plays underneath, with its incredibly straightforward lyrics translating to "I loved you before, but not anymore / I liked you, but not anymore."> This is the ad pic.twitter.com/Q28BKybRDd> > -- David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) August 28, 2020Also on Friday, the Biden campaign debuted a run of ads capitalizing on empty sports stadiums across America's swing states. Text reading "Trump put America on the sidelines. Let's get back in the game," flows over drone footage of stadiums, with locations customized for ad runs in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. A nationwide version also features an ghostly beach and church. > NEW: Biden digital ad targets sports fans, showing footage of empty stadiums due to the COVID-19 pandemic> > The campaign has taken over the YouTube masthead nationwide w/ a 30-second version, as well as CBS Sports> > Targeted versions running in AZ, PA, MI, and WI pic.twitter.com/uJQFcHL9uR> > -- Johnny Verhovek (@JTHVerhovek) August 28, 2020More stories from theweek.com Trump's RNC polling bounce more about 'subtraction on the Biden side,' pollster suggests 5 more scathingly funny cartoons about the Republican National Convention Many uninsured coronavirus patients reportedly don't qualify for Trump's coverage program because of other illnesses

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1. Maddow about Trump's speech: "A lot of it was wrong — factually wrong"  Salon
2. 'The Five' highlight 'powerful' moments from Trump's RNC speech  Fox News
3. The five most terrifying performances by women at the RNC – ranked!  The Guardian
4. RNC rebutted Biden's claims Trump is not inclusive: Stirewalt | Livin' the Bream podcast  Fox News
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1. Photos: The “Get Your Knee Off Our Necks” March on Washington  Vox.com
2. New march on Washington embraces history on fraught anniversary of King's speech  Reuters
3. Tucker Carlson Claims BLM Is a “Hoax” As Thousands March on Washington  Vanity Fair
4. The March on Washington: A legacy lost  The Hill
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1. 4 people at RNC in Charlotte test positive for COVID-19, officials say - Business Insider  Business Insider
2. Four people tested positive for COVID-19 at Republican National Convention in Charlotte  CBS News
3. How the conventions impact the election | The 2020 Fix  Washington Post
4. Four people at Republican convention in Charlotte test positive for Covid-19  POLITICO
5. Four at RNC in Charlotte test positive for coronavirus  The Hill
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Burning laptops and flooded homes: Courts hold Amazon liable for faulty products  The Washington Post

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1. NBA playoffs tracker: Giannis addresses player strike as Bucks advance past Magic  Yahoo Sports
2. NBA to resume games after player protest, turn stadiums into voting sites  Reuters
3. What we know and don't know as the NBA playoffs restart  ESPN
4. NBA Playoffs Resume As New Coalition Demands Social Justice Initiatives, Including Advertising In Game Breaks  Deadline
5. N.B.A. Athletes Are Finished Playing America’s Rigged Game  The New York Times
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The thief drained the bank account of the firefighter after the wallet was lifted from his vehicle. officials said.

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A Pence spokesman said the VP "understands and supports" the school's "decision to prioritize the safety and well-being of their students."

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The ex-boyfriend of Breonna Taylor speaks out and claims she was not involved in illegal activities. Breonna Taylor‘s ex-boyfriend has come forward in an attempt to clear up her alleged involvement in any criminal activity. Jamarcus Glover, 30, was the target of the narcotics investigation leading to the execution of the no-knock warrant that resulted in the police shooting and killing Taylor, the Courier-Journal reports.

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Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris delivers an advance rebuttal to President Trump's RNC speech.

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Activists were among those detained off Guangdong province on Sunday, Hong Kong media say.

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The US Marshals located 39 missing children in Georgia, and arrested nine suspects on charges that ranged from sex trafficking to parental kidnapping.

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1. Notre Dame sending students back to class next week — even as new COVID-19 cases reported  NBC News
2. Notre Dame distances itself from Lou Holtz after RNC speech  New York Post
3. Notre Dame to reopen university to in-person classes after two-week COVID-19 shutdown  Chicago Tribune
4. Lou Holtz defends calling Biden 'Catholic in name only' during RNC remarks after criticism from Notre Dame  Fox News
5. Notre Dame sending students back to class after virus outbreak  AOL
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1. Elon Musk unveils V2 of the Neuralink brain-machine interface surgery bot  Engadget
2. WATCH: Elon Musk's Neuralink Presentation (full working demo)  CNET Highlights
3. Elon Musk Is About to Show Off His Neuralink Brain Implant  WIRED
4. See Elon Musk's live Neuralink demonstration  CNET
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1. Nvidia RTX retrospective: What two years of ray tracing and DLSS got us  PCWorld
2. NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 3090, RTX 3080, RTX 3070 Specs Leak Out, Will Utilize 7nm Process Node – Up To 350W Flagship, 24 GB VRAM, 19.5 Gbps GDDR6X Speeds  Wccftech
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