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1. NYC To Send New Ballots To Nearly 100000 Voters After Printing Error  NPR
2. How Trump Voters Feel About His Refusal to Commit to Transferring Power  The New York Times
3. Mismarked absentee ballots in NYC lead to 'mass confusion,' official says  Fox News
4. Make America Trust Elections Again  The Wall Street Journal
5. Do we really need to count all the votes? Brave Republicans are asking.  The Washington Post
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1. Trump’s Biggest Side Hustle Outside Of ‘Apprentice’? Multi-Level Marketing Schemes  Forbes
2. Tax Records Reveal How Fame Gave Trump a $427 Million Lifeline  The New York Times
3. Don't miss the Ivanka Trump bombshell buried in the Times tax story  CNN
4. What Have We Learned From Trump’s Tax Revelations?  The New York Times
5. Our tax system, not Trump, is the scandal. It's designed to help rich people avoid taxes.  USA TODAY
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1. California Fires: 3 More People Killed As Blazes Rage In Wine Country  NPR
2. California wildfire destroys parts of famed Napa Valley winery  ABC7 News Bay Area
3. Everything You Need to Know About the Glass Incident Fire  Eater SF
4. Famed California winery destroyed as fast-moving fires take over wine country  CNN
5. Glass Fire Destroys Around 10,000 Bottles of Wine at Renowned California Winery  PEOPLE
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1. UHS cyberattack: Hack derails surgeries at hospitals across US - Business Insider  Business Insider
2. Cyberattack hobbles major hospital chain's US facilities, staff forced to use paper records  Fox Business
3. Cyberattack hobbles hospital chain Universal Health Services  CBS News
4. St. Mary's parent company hit by cyber attck  Enid News & Eagle
5. Large US hospital chain hobbled by Ryuk ransomware  Help Net Security
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1. Our unannounced Google Chromecast didn’t come with Stadia, but it sure does work  The Verge
2. Google Pixel 5: What to expect  CNET
3. Google Pixel 4a vs. Moto G Fast: Which should you buy?  Android Central
4. Here’s what the new Chromecast’s Google TV software looks like  The Verge
5. Google Stadia continues to improve on Android TV, but it’s nowhere near ready for launch  9to5Google
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1. Google introduced a crippling Android app scaling bug to the Chrome OS Beta and Dev channel  Android Police
2. Google to crack down on Play Store billing policy and make it easier to use other app stores on Android  CNET
3. Android 12 will make using third-party app stores easier - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.com
4. Apple's App Store Now Faces a Coalition of High-Profile Rebels  Motley Fool
5. Google removes 16 apps infected with malware  WGHP FOX 8 Greensboro
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After weeks and months of President Donald Trump characterizing former Vice President Joe Biden as an senile old man who can’t string two sentences together, his campaign has finally realized that they should start raising expectations for his performance at the first debate this Tuesday night.Apparently, Donald Trump Jr. didn’t get the memo.The president’s eldest son kicked off his Fox & Friends appearance by attacking CNN’s Jake Tapper for not pressing Jill Biden harder on her husband’s history of making “gaffes” during an interview on State of the Union Sunday. “Once a Democrat operative, all of it—always a Democrat operative,” he said, unconvincingly.“Joe Biden can’t remember where he is 50 percent of the time,” Trump Jr. declared. “He forgets the office that he’s running for.” He added, with no sense of irony, “If Donald Trump made one Joe Biden-type error, once, it would be all over! Joe does it every day.”“So that’s why he’s in debate prep,” he continued, mocking his father’s opponent for doing his homework. “He can’t be on the campaign trail because he needs to be able to perform for two hours, despite having done this for 50 years.”Is Trump or Biden More Likely to Keel Over on Debate Night?But he wasn’t done. He called Biden “the guy who’s most inept in terms of speaking, in terms of ability” and telling the Fox hosts, “You would think that after half a century in Washington, D.C., Ainsley, you’d be able to remember your platform, you’d be able to remember a couple talking points and not need a TelePrompter. It’s absolutely ridiculous.”In recent weeks, Trump’s top campaign staff have been doing whatever they can to undo the president’s attempts to lower expectations for Biden’s performance. “Joe Biden is not formidable anywhere else but he is formidable on the debate stage,” campaign manager Bill Stepien told NBC News this month.Communications director Tim Murtaugh went even further, telling Fox News, “Biden spent decades skillfully debating in the Senate, won two debates while running for vice president and just came through 11 debates in Democratic primaries where he defeated two dozen challengers. Joe Biden is a master debater who knows what he is doing.”And yet, like his father, Donald Trump Jr. seems unable to help himself from giving Biden an exceedingly low bar to overcome. At least he didn’t accuse him or anyone else from his family of being on drugs this time.Later in his Fox & Friends interview, Trump Jr. actually seemed to realize what he had done, backtracking a bit to claim, “Joe Biden should be decent in the debate, he’s been doing it for half a century. I’m worried about Joe Biden the other 22 hours of the day where he can’t seem to leave the basement.”The message seemed to be, don’t let a successful debate performance fool you.Jimmy Kimmel on Donald Trump Jr.’s Attempts to ‘Cancel’ Him and Hosting the Virtual EmmysRead more at The Daily Beast.Get our top stories in your inbox every day. Sign up now!Daily Beast Membership: Beast Inside goes deeper on the stories that matter to you. Learn more.

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Northern California's wine country was on fire again Monday as strong winds fanned flames in the already scorched region, destroying homes and prompting overnight evacuation orders for more than 50,000 people. In Sonoma County, residents of the Oakmont Gardens senior living facility in Santa Rosa boarded brightly lit city buses in the darkness overnight, some wearing bathrobes and using walkers. The fire threat forced Adventist Health St. Helena hospital to suspend care and transfer all patients elsewhere.

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China's ambassador to London has told Britain that it will suffer "setbacks" in its relationship with Beijing if it continues to raise issues about human rights. The warning came after a junior Foreign Office minister took Beijing to task at a Chinese embassy function on Monday, held to mark the 71st anniversary of the People's Republic. In his remarks, James Duddridge said that while Britain wanted to retain good relations with China, it was also concerned about Beijing's erosion of democracy in Hong Kong and its treatment of the Muslim Uighur minority in Xinjiang. Mr Duddridge’s comments drew a cool response from Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese ambassador, who is understood to have replied pointedly that as Hong Kong was no longer under British rule, Beijing was not obliged to listen to British concerns. Mr Liu added that China's policies in Xinjiang, where the government has been accused of putting up to two million people into "re-education" camps, were designed to combat terrorism. Unless Britain and China observed a policy of "non-interference" in each other's internal politics, he continued, their relationship "would suffer setbacks or even retrogression." Mr Liu, 64, who has been China's envoy to London since 2010, is one of a new generation of Chinese diplomats who have eschewed the low profile traditionally favoured by their predecessors. Earlier this year, he hinted that some Chinese companies might pull out of Britain after the government reversed its decision to allow telecoms giant Huawei a key role in the 5G network. Last year, he also criticised the then Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, over his support for pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong, saying the protests were "a matter about breaking laws". His robust reply to Mr Duddridge's comments, which were made during an online gathering of guests, will be seen as a further indication of how relations between London and Beijing have cooled. Traditionally, routine diplomatic functions are not seen as forums where political differences are aired. Other Chinese ambassadors have already taken up a much more aggressive tack than Mr Liu, developing what become known as "wolf-warrior" diplomacy - a new, assertive dialogue to remind the world that China is now a superpower. Named after a Chinese film in which Beijing's troops defeat US enemies in Africa and Asia, the "wolf warrior" tactic was pioneered by Zhao Lijian, until last year China's envoy to Pakistan. In July last year, he got in a vicious Twitter spat with Susan Rice, a former advisor to Barack Obama, about China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, in which he suggested America improve its own record on race relations. It culminated in Ms Rice urging the Chinese government to recall him to Beijing.

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1. Sen. Rick Scott introduces bill requiring mail-in ballots be counted within 24 hours of Election Day  Fox News
2. One million Americans have already cast 2020 vote in ‘historic’ early voting surge  The Independent
3. Pennsylvania lawmakers strip down to address mail-in voting issues  Fox News
4. Voters need an urgent update on mail-in ballots. The media should help.  The Washington Post
5. Trump might try to steal the election, but he probably wouldn’t succeed  The Boston Globe
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1. American Could Face Prison in Thailand Over Negative Reviews of a Resort  The New York Times
2. American man may face Thai prison sentence following negative hotel reviews  Fox News
3. American faces prison over bad Tripadvisor review of resort in Thailand  CBS News
4. An American posted a negative review online about a Thailand resort. Now he’s facing prison time.  Chicago Tribune
5. American tourist faces prison for negative TripAdvisor review of Thailand hotel  New York Post
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1. For the Last Time, Please Don't Buy the Apple Watch Series 3  Gizmodo
2. Apple Watch SE review: An excellent starter smartwatch  Engadget
3. Apple Watch 3 has a serious new problem — what you need to know  Tom's Guide
4. Apple Watch Series 6 vs. SE: The main differences between Apple's newest smartwatches  CNET
5. Apple Watch SE review: all the key smartwatch features for under $300  Engadget
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1. Cake Boss Star Buddy Valastro Gets Choked Up Recalling His Son's Help During "Freak Accident"  E! NEWS
2. 'Cake Boss' talks about his horrible accident  Good Morning America
3. 'Cake Boss' gets emotional recounting son’s heroics during gruesome bowling machine accident  Yahoo News
4. 'Cake Boss' Buddy Valastro's hand impaled in home bowling alley accident | ABC7  ABC7
5. 'Cake Boss’ star Buddy Valastro underwent two hand surgeries after bowling accident  Fox News
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1. Willow Smith reacts to Jada Pinkett Smith, Will Smith's ‘entanglement’ conversation about August Alsina  Fox News
2. Quarantine Made Jada Pinkett Smith Realize She Does Not Know Will Smith 'at All'  Showbiz Cheat Sheet
3. Willow Smith Says She's 'Proud' of Mom Jada for Speaking About Relationship with August Alsina  msnNOW
4. Willow Smith Reacts to Jada and Will's August Alsina Red Table Talk  TooFab
5. Willow Smith Inspired Jaden Smith To Change His Name  Showbiz Cheat Sheet
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1. Justin Herbert’s Silver Lining, Why Bears Are Going With Foles, Wentz’s Struggles  Sports Illustrated
2. Judging Week 3 NFL overreactions - Is Mitchell Trubisky done in Chicago? How bad is the NFC East?  ESPN
3. How Nick Foles & the Defense Led an Improbable Comeback | Baldy Breakdowns  NFL
4. The Winners and Losers of NFL Week 3  The Ringer
5. Nick Foles new Chicago Bears starter at QB; Tarik Cohen has torn ACL  ESPN
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1. 49ers Injury updates: Jordan Reed has a knee sprain and will go on the short-term IR  Niners Nation
2. NFL Winners and Losers: Dave Gettleman, Joe Judge, Daniel Jones already under pressure after Giants' loss  Yahoo Sports
3. Resilient, United 49ers Won't Die in 2020  49ers Webzone
4. Despite what Giants insist, they do need to ‘reinvent the wheel’ — but they’re stuck in this mess | Opinion  NJ.com
5. Morning Report: Recapping 49ers at Giants Week 3 Matchup  49ers.com
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"The courts will hear all of our complaints," the GOP senator says on "Fox & Friends." "The courts will decide"

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Andrew Weissmann, a senior member of the special counsel’s team, has written an alarming and necessary bookThe Mueller investigation ended a year and a half ago, but the aftershocks never stopped. A passel of books highlight the omissions and missteps of the special counsel’s office. The Senate intelligence committee report fills in some of the gaps on Russian interference in the 2016 election.Although Robert Mueller found no basis for conspiracy charges, collusion remains a partisan buzzword, obstruction of justice a live concern. The harshest criticism leveled at Mueller is that he blinked.Specifically, the special counsel failed to issue a grand jury subpoena to Donald Trump, needlessly ceding the advantage to the White House. Then, his report went silent on whether grounds existed for charging the president with obstruction of justice, despite analysis that revealed such grounds. The weight of the presidency and fear of its occupant triumphed.“Had we used all available tools to uncover the truth, undeterred by the onslaught of the president’s unique powers to undermine our efforts?” asks Andrew Weissmann. “I know the hard answer to that simple question: we could have done more.”That makes Where Law Ends unique among Trump-themed books. The author was a member of Mueller’s team, supervisor of the prosecution of Paul Manafort. He is both admiring and critical of his former boss, which lends credibility and originality. Pathos is part of the package too.Weissman is a former federal prosecutor whose career intersected with Mueller’s, FBI general counsel when Mueller was director. Before the FBI, Weissmann had a reputation for zealousness. In the Enron case, he successfully prosecuted Arthur Andersen, only to see the supreme court overturn the conviction and to watch the accounting firm close.As a younger government lawyer, Weissmann prosecuted Felix Sater. In 2015, according to the Mueller Report, Sater explored the “possibility of a Trump Tower project in Moscow while working with the Trump Organization”.Under an apt subtitle, “Inside the Mueller Investigation”, Weissmann offers a detailed look at why the special counsel reached the conclusions he did, and expands on how Bill Barr ambushed Mueller with his four-page summary of a 400-plus-page report.“We had just been played by the attorney general,” Weissmann writes.Weissman expresses anger toward Barr but points the finger at Mueller: “Part of the reason the president and his enablers were able to spin the report was that we had left the playing field open for them to do so.”He is convinced of the substantive basis of an obstruction claim, even if justice department guidelines precluded the indictment of a sitting president. The “facts of the [James] Comey firing appeared to satisfy all the elements of … obstruction of justice”, Weissmann writes. “There was simply no other credible conclusion one could reach.”Where Law Ends also worries about the future of the US body politic.“I now know that the death of our democracy is possible,” Weissmann writes. “Fixing it is possible too.”That is the book’s last line. Weissmann’s rhetoric is hot – but not overblown.Trump has publicly refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power. Take him literally and seriously, especially when polls show Biden up in Ohio, with Iowa and Georgia close.“We’re going to have to see what happens, you know that” is one for the ages. Whether it is a historic blip or a harbinger remains to be determined.Where Law Ends is also a guide to how the Mueller investigation divvied up its work. Sections on the case of Michael Cohen are particularly instructive. Trump’s fixer was charged by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York – a strategic decision.Weissmann explains that the investigation of potential campaign finance violations fell outside Mueller’s purview. He could have sought permission to charge Cohen from Rod Rosenstein, then deputy attorney general. Or he could hand the case to SDNY, where in Weissmann’s words, “prosecutors have free rein to examine all potential federal crimes”.Contrary to the hype surrounding the early days of the Mueller investigation, this was no “dream team”. In Weissmann’s telling, senior members did not possess supervisory experience, and in one instance a lawyer was hired simply because he had been a supreme court clerk. Those looking to work for Mueller were prone to both cockiness and hand-wringing, traits Mueller himself found distasteful.At one point, Mueller turned to Jeannie Rhee, a veteran prosecutor, and said she embodied the “pizazz” he wanted, but which appeared lacking in the applicant pool. Rhee, Weissmann writes, possessed “a kind of can-do, combustible energy” which is always in high demand and short supply.Weissmann upbraids Aaron Zebley, another Mueller deputy, for being overly cautious. Weissmann and Rhee concluded that the broad issue of Russian election interference was within their purview. For Zebley, the focus was limited to possible “links and coordination” between Russia and the Trump campaign.Weissmann hearkens back to the generals who served Abraham Lincoln, comparing Zebley to the “timorous” George McClellan, reluctant to fight the Confederates, and presenting himself and Rhee as approximations of Philip Sheridan and Ulysses S Grant. Sheridan helped defeat Robert E Lee at Appomattox Courthouse. Grant, who accepted Lee’s surrender, would be elected president.Perhaps Weissmann overstates. William Barnett, the FBI agent assigned to the case, contends that the lawyers, not his bureau’s investigators, drove most of the decisions. In a recent filing by the government in the Michael Flynn case, Barnett also says the special counsel’s office was both permeated by groupthink and out to “get” the president. Either way, Where Law Ends is a dispiriting work. It is not simply about the Mueller investigation, or Trump. It is also an examination of where America stands.Weissmann contrasts Trump’s inauguration with protest marches held the day after, and observes the country’s changing demographics. Mindful of history, he ponders whether the civil war ever ended. Looking at the coming election, that is an open question. America’s fissures are once again on display.

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2. Judge will rule on TikTok ban tonight  CNN
3. Judge plans to decide on TikTok U.S. app store ban by end of day  CNBC
4. Show me who bans TikTok and I'll show you your (future) allies | TheHill  The Hill
5. TikTok Awaits Judge’s Ruling on Whether U.S. Can Ban Downloads  The Wall Street Journal
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1. GOP Senator Admits Hypocrisy on SCOTUS: Party in Power Does What It Wants  The Daily Beast
2. Tight races in Georgia and North Carolina, while Supreme Court is another factor — Battleground Tracker  CBS News
3. Arizona: A Donald Trump Jr. event is full of people and conspiracy theories.  The New York Times
4. No in-person voting, no problem | Letters  nj.com
5. Trump and his movement are evil — but the hope-peddlers in the chattering class won't say so  Salon
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1. Twenty-one states are reporting increased Covid-19 cases as experts warn of a fall surge  CNN
2. Florida’s total COVID-19 case count passes 700,000. South Florida reports no deaths  Miami Herald
3. Miami-Dade announces new safety changes as county enters Phase 3. Here is how it affects you  Miami Herald
4. DeSantis still thinks we have a right to give each other COVID in Florida. This time, it’s students |...  Miami Herald
5. Florida adds 120 COVID-19 deaths, pushing resident toll near 14,000  Miami Herald
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1. Stock futures rise in overnight trading following a 4-week losing streak  CNBC
2. 1 Must-Have Investment If You're Worried About a Stock Market Crash  Motley Fool
3. Markets Week Ahead: US Dollar, Gold , Dow Jones, Sterling, US Stimulus, NFPs  DailyFX
4. US stocks futures rising in Asia, a sign of a bullish start to week  FXStreet
5. How TV networks will make election projections in 2020  CNN
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1. New Nvidia RTX 3080 Teardown Reveals A Serious Problem  Forbes
2. EVGA confirms Nvidia RTX 3080 card capacitors caused crashes  PC Gamer
3. Low-quality capacitors could be the cause of Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 crashes  Notebookcheck.net
4. GPU PCB Analysis: Founders Edition RTX 3080 Build Quality & VRM Capabilities  Gamers Nexus
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1. Yuko Takeuchi, Japanese Actress Known for 'Miss Sherlock' and 'Ring,' Dead at 40  Entertainment Tonight
2. Japanese Actress Yuko Takeuchi Dead at 40  E! News
3. Takeuchi Yuko, Japanese Actress, Dies at 40  Yahoo Entertainment
4. Japanese actress Yuko Takeuchi found dead at 40  BBC News
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1. Mariah Carey Reveals Secret Alternative Album Recorded During ‘Daydream’ Sessions  Rolling Stone
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3. Mariah Carey Reveals Secret Grunge Album From 1995  Stereogum
4. Mariah Carey Says She Worked On an Alternative Album While Recording 'Daydream'  Billboard
5. Mariah Carey fans demand release of secret alternative album she made 'for laughs'  Yahoo Entertainment
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1. Packers WR Davante Adams will be game-time decision vs. Saints  Packers Wire
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3. Saints need the Bold and Aggressive Sean Payton versus the Packers  Bear Maven
4. Packers sign TE Lovett, WR Shepherd to active roster  FOXSports.com
5. 'How does a kid like this get cut?' Saints' Taysom Hill faces Packers team that let him go  NOLA.com
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1. MVP Talk: Why Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen needs to be in the conversation  Buffalo Rumblings
2. Josh Allen's five TDs help Bills stave off Rams' comeback - Buffalo Bills Blog- ESPN  ESPN
3. Bills postgame spotlight | Bills 35, Rams 32  BuffaloBills.com
4. LA Rams need to tighten up on ball security  Ramblin' Fan
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1. Coco Gauff exploits Johanna Konta’s errors to advance in French Open  The Guardian
2. Johanna Konta vs Cori Gauff - Round 1 Highlights Roland-Garros 2020  Roland Garros
3. Coco Gauff knocks off No. 9 seed Johanna Konta at French Open  ESPN
4. Julian Alaphilippe wins world road race title with late attack  Home of the Olympic Channel
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