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China demands answers after a man dies hours after entering ICE custody—the fifth Chinese national to die in U.S. immigration custody since 2025 [2d]
Tiger Woods pleads no-contest to a reckless driving charge and loses his driver’s license for five years [2d]
Iran fires on U.S. allies in Gulf after night of American strikes it claims killed four at a wedding [2d]
Head’s up: The $1 coin showing the president’s face is officially on sale [2d]
‘What a fool I was’: Reported scams reach record high of $15.9 billion, and estimates reach upwards of $500 billion annually [2d]
China builds ‘soft power’ with Egypt as Jinping cultivates relationships with Middle East allies [2d]
Senators say scrapping specialized Army drone unit ignored the fact that ‘the character of warfare is changing’ [2d]
The Trump Administration says more oil exited the Middle East this week than before the Iran war, but the data says otherwise [2d]
Big tech is investing millions in data centers and saving a quick tax buck while doing it—leaving some states collecting revenue loss [2d]
‘Critical employees will begin to retire’: Trump’s new pay plan will deny most federal roles a raise, and it has workers warning of a retention crunch [2d]
One of MacKenzie Scott’s latest donations takes her HBCU giving to well over $1 billion [2d]
American shoppers are so rattled by surging FDA recalls that 67% now avoid a whole food category after just one notice [2d]
Mamdani to New York City kids: No AI until high school [2d]
UKG’s CIO says HR tech is AI’s next big bet. The software firm’s employees have already launched 387 AI tools and over 12,000 agents [2d]
Despite being a multimillionaire, Suze Orman still cooks at home whenever possible—and says eating out is one of the biggest wastes of money [2d]
As Apple gets a new CEO in John Ternus, Tim Cook shares the 4 a.m. morning ritual he stuck by for 15 years in the top job [2d]
‘If you can’t beat ’em, eat ’em’: Italy is turning its hated invasive crab into a multimillion-dollar business [2d]
From a German airport to a Polish drone factory fire, the EU confronts a wave of suspected Russian sabotage [2d]
New LA Angels owner Stan Kroenke is quietly America’s largest private landowner, boasting 2.7 million acres and besting Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos [2d]
World to surpass 1.5-degree climate goal ‘in the next few years,’ UN warns [2d]
Scott Bessent says 19 of the G20 finance ministers agreed to address ‘cheap imports’ but ‘China was the dissenter’ [2d]
China is beating Germany at its own game of making highly engineered machinery and Europe is struggling to keep up [2d]
Anthropic pauses some AI training following rogue agent hacks. Here’s how its compares to OpenAI’s. [2d]
The companies getting the most from AI are rethinking how work gets done [2d]
Stripe is giving off early Google vibes—for good and for bad [2d]
Current price of oil as of September 2, 2026 [2d]
Single Americans want potential partners earning at least six figures, according to new study—Millennials set the ‘ideal’ bar at $160,000 [2d]
Fed’s Goolsbee says AI is ‘not far’ from overheating the economy [2d]
Galderma’s $650 million bet on U.S. manufacturing captures Europe’s new investment playbook [2d]
Saudi fires up Gulf AI race with $15 billion tech deals at LEAP [2d]
The U.S. is about to churn out much more natural gas to power AI and to export—and it’s triggering a wave of multibillion-dollar acquisitions [2d]
San Francisco Democrats break with their party over the billionaire tax—and reveal how deeply Prop 40 has split the left [2d]
Tennis star Novak Djokovic was knocked out during the first round of the U.S. Open—but he’ll still walk away with $140,000, and millions off-court [2d]
Chicago Fed’s Austan Goolsbee wants to get back to ‘old school’ economics: Focused on ordinary Americans, mindful of AI hype, and sharp on inflation [2d]
Gen Z can’t figure out how to talk to their millennial and Gen X bosses—and it’s becoming a workplace crisis [2d]
Trump calls data center opponents ‘backwards and poor’ as the industry props up the economy—but his own party wants nothing to do with it [2d]
Apple CEO John Ternus started Tuesday. His $55 million award starts next year [3d]

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