Dare County, North Carolina, brings urgent care into schools, letting sick students in grades 6-12 see a doctor by telehealth in the building.
Treasury Department launches Operation Economic Outcast, threatening to cut any entity trading with Iran from the dollar system, as the rial hits a record low.
CMS chief Oz breaks with Trump three questions in, telling Face the Nation “the MMR vaccine is not a lethal vaccine.”
IndyCar racers hit 160 mph past the National Archives and Capitol as Trump waves the green flag at his Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
Human-caused Hawk Fire hits 15,000 acres near Reno, forcing 42,000 to evacuate and 45,000 more on warning, as Nevada declares emergency.
US envoy to Syria walks back saying Israel occupies the Golan Heights, restoring Trump’s 2019 recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the territory.
California to stock every public and charter school with free rescue inhalers for 3 years for the 1 million kids with asthma.
Iranian hackers shut a UK power plant for 4 days in an unprecedented strike timed to US water cyberattacks.
Judge rules a 1-year-old in government custody with no lawyer must file an asylum application or face deportation, after HHS replaced the contract funding children’s attorneys.
Gary, Indiana, nears 12 days without power for 33,000 people as the state awaits word on a federal major disaster declaration.
Canada sets dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs for September 8 after talks collapse, with Carney saying US demands asked too much and offered too little.
Trump moves to block BBC subpoenas of his children in the $10 million defamation suit he filed, after the Secret Service stopped servers at their homes.
Malibu launches speed cameras on a 20-mile stretch of Pacific Coast Highway, where speeding drivers have killed more than 60 people since 2010.
Iran declares any country joining US sanctions an enemy it will harm, as China rejects the demand that all nations isolate Tehran.
Ohio Immigrant Alliance’s court-records search documents 152 DHS employees charged with sex crimes or violence against women and children, up from 59.
Idaho appeals the ruling that allowed abortions to protect a woman’s health or prevent suicide, arguing the exceptions should cover only the doctor who sued.
Asked about bond market interventions, Trump tells reporters “the ultimate intervention is our military. And if we have to use that, we will.”
Army Secretary Driscoll plans to leave by year’s end after months of tension with Hegseth, leaving the Army with no Senate-confirmed leadership.
Alfalfa sprout outbreak spreads to 55 people across 15 states as the grower FDA warned about unsanitary conditions in 2025 still refuses a recall.
USPS finalizes its rule refusing to deliver mail ballots from states that won’t share voter data with DHS, despite two injunctions blocking it.
Judge strikes down Rubio’s 75-country visa ban after a State Department cable showed officers ordered to deny applicants who proved they weren’t public burdens.
Interior finalizes the largest Colorado River cuts on record, taking 1.25 million acre-feet yearly from Arizona, California, and Nevada as reservoirs hit historic lows.
Trump announces Stop the Steal advocate Ed Martin is leaving DOJ to fight legal battles in the midterm and 2028 elections.
Chief Justice Roberts lets White House ballroom construction continue while crews work 20-hour days to finish before courts can rule Congress never authorized it.
TikTok agrees to pay DOJ $400 million to settle 2024 charges it collected children’s data without parental consent and kept accounts it knew belonged to kids.
Pentagon fires the Stars and Stripes editor in chief and a reporter for insubordination after both defended the paper’s independence in CBS interviews.
US tells Congress it plans to pay the UN $725 million of the $4 billion owed, short of what saves its voting rights in January.
Trump threatens the Center for American Progress with a $5 billion suit unless it retracts a report finding his Guard deployments had no effect on crime.
Trump orders tariff-free imports of 300,000 metric tons of foreign beef over rancher objections, refusing to name which countries will supply it.
Canada vows to match US tariffs dollar for dollar as the 50% duties on $20 billion in goods take effect after trade talks collapse.
Santa Barbara County’s housing authority opens Patterson Point in Goleta, 23 solar-powered studio apartments with on-site management for special needs and formerly homeless residents.
Iran finalizes a trade deal with mediator Oman and opens Hormuz to Iraqi tankers as China rejects Bessent’s demand that every nation join US sanctions.
ICE emails show Iranian officials edited US deportation manifests, adding cases at the embassy’s request while the administration urged Tehran’s evacuation during the war.
Sen. Kim says Delaney Hall medical staff deny responsibility for 3 detainee deaths as detainees describe being refused doctors and prescription medication.
First deportation flight since Haitian TPS ended lands with 161 people, as the US plans to return 250 weekly to a country the UN calls very dangerous.
Kennedy Center board member Rep. Beatty asks the court to block Trump’s name from returning September 8, calling the reworded inscription naked defiance.
Fort Stewart Army battalion offers 130 soldiers a 4-day pass to play Grand Theft Auto VI if they re-enlist for 2 to 6 years.
First 20 deportees land in Liberia under the deal to send 1,200 people, the largest of 35 third-country arrangements the US has struck.
FBI arrests an Albany woman it says pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned to bomb the New York State Capitol while senators met inside.
68,000 northwest Indiana customers endure a 9th day without power after storms that killed 7, with full restoration in Gary not expected until Tuesday.
US sanctions 9 Cuban state firms and detains American citizens returning from Castro centenary events, seizing their phones at the Miami airport.
Trump tells Michael Cohen he was weaponized and forced to testify in the hush money trial, as Cohen’s pardon application awaits White House action.
FBI seizes former Rep. Swalwell’s devices in a sexual misconduct investigation as the White House declassifies files on his contact with a suspected Chinese spy.
Omaha superintendent bars police from carrying electric shock gloves in schools after officers used the devices ICE plans to buy on 2 students.
Minnesota and Wisconsin link 40 E. coli and salmonella cases to alfalfa sprouts from a Minnesota grower, warning consumers to discard 2 brands.
Delaware appropriates $27 million for low-income families to book summer camps early, fixing state aid that arrived after spots filled.
Vance declares the Iran war in a new phase of economic pressure as Tehran calls the threats cover for US military failure.
Volunteer flight tracker documents the 5,000th shackled detainee flown from Minneapolis since November, with records more accurate than any public government count.
Appeals court rules Indiana cannot punish Planned Parenthood for telling minors where abortion is legal, calling referrals protected First Amendment speech.
Appeals court bars DHS immigration enforcement at 1,400 houses of worship after finding the policy already cut attendance at Quaker, Sikh, and Baptist congregations.
