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Vice President Kamala Harris and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged Congress to pass childcare funding after a report Wednesday showed the U.S. system overburdens families.
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  1. Harris, Yellen push for Congress to approve childcare spending reforms
  2. Macron: France has killed head of IS in Greater Sahara
  3. San Diego Padres place LHP Blake Snell on injured list
  4. Democratic trio blocks plan to negotiate lower drug prices
  5. Bucks make Lisa Byington 1st female TV play-by-play announcer in men's pro sports
  6. Houston Astros put outfielder Michael Brantley on IL with knee soreness
  7. United States agrees to share nuclear submarine tech with Australia
  8. SpaceX Inspiration4 lifts off on first all-civilian orbital mission
  9. Chanthu to produce days of tropical rainfall, raise flood risk in South Korea, Japan
  10. Dallas Cowboys' DeMarcus Lawrence suffers broken foot, out several weeks
  11. KNP Complex Fire threatens Sequoia National Park's Giant Forest
  12. LSU assistant football coach Kevin Faulk away from team after daughter's death
  13. Judge declines pause of E. Jean Carroll lawsuit against former President Donald Trump
  14. Florida authorities name boyfriend as person of interest in disappearance of Gabby Petito
  15. President Joe Biden says company mandates helping COVID-19 vaccination rates
  16. Australians win $733,000 lottery jackpot while on vacation
  17. Metal detector hobbyist finds class ring lost 10 years earlier in New York
  18. 'Frankenstein' first edition sells for a record $1.17 million at auction
  19. Dow rebounds with 236 point gain, oil prices surge
  20. Australian wildfires triggered giant algal blooms thousands of miles away
  21. Watch: Bears take a dip in Massachusetts family's inflatable pool
  22. In photos: Simone Biles, other gymasts testify on Larry Nassar case
  23. Minnesota Supreme Court overturns murder conviction for ex-cop Mohamed Noor

Harris, Yellen push for Congress to approve childcare spending reforms

Vice President Kamala Harris and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged Congress to pass childcare funding after a report Wednesday showed the U.S. system overburdens families.
   

Macron: France has killed head of IS in Greater Sahara

French forces have killed the head of the Islamic State in Greater Sahara, President Emmanuel Macron said late Wednesday.
   

San Diego Padres place LHP Blake Snell on injured list

The San Diego Padres placed left-hander Blake Snell on the 10-day injured list with a groin injury, the team announced.
   

Democratic trio blocks plan to negotiate lower drug prices

Reps. Kurt Shrader, D-Ore.; Scott Peters, D-Calif.; and Kathleen Rice, D-N.Y., joined with Republicans to block a plan allowing the government to negotiate lower drug prices.
   

Bucks make Lisa Byington 1st female TV play-by-play announcer in men's pro sports

The Milwaukee Bucks hired Lisa Byington as their new TV play-by-play announcer on Bally Sports Wisconsin, making her the first woman to hold full-time play-by-play duties for a major men's professional sports team.
   

Houston Astros put outfielder Michael Brantley on IL with knee soreness

Houston Astros veteran outfielder Michael Brantley was placed on the injured list with right knee discomfort, the team announced.
   

United States agrees to share nuclear submarine tech with Australia

The United States, Australia and Britain announced a trilateral security partnership that will provide Australia with nuclear submarine technology with the goal of preserving stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
   

SpaceX Inspiration4 lifts off on first all-civilian orbital mission

The SpaceX mission Inspiration4 -- the first all-private orbital spaceflight -- lifted off from Florida on Wednesday night, carrying four civilians led by philanthropist and pilot Jared Isaacman.
   

Chanthu to produce days of tropical rainfall, raise flood risk in South Korea, Japan

Chanthu is set to continue its long-lasting journey and impact portions of South Korea and Japan through the end of the week.
   

Dallas Cowboys' DeMarcus Lawrence suffers broken foot, out several weeks

Dallas Cowboys star defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence suffered a broken foot during Wednesday's practice that will sideline him for multiple weeks.
   

KNP Complex Fire threatens Sequoia National Park's Giant Forest

The KNP Complex Fire is threatening the Sequoia National Park and its Giant Forest, prompting officials to close the site and evacuate staff.
   

LSU assistant football coach Kevin Faulk away from team after daughter's death

LSU running backs coach Kevin Faulk has stepped away from the Tigers football program to be with his family after the death of his 19-year-old daughter earlier this week.
   

Judge declines pause of E. Jean Carroll lawsuit against former President Donald Trump

A federal judge on Wednesday denied former President Donald Trump's request to pause a case accusing him of defaming journalist E. Jean Carroll after she accused him of sexual assault.
   

Florida authorities name boyfriend as person of interest in disappearance of Gabby Petito

The North Port Police Department in Florida said that 22-year-old Gabby Petito's boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, was a person of interest in her disappearance after he declined to provide information.
   

President Joe Biden says company mandates helping COVID-19 vaccination rates

President Joe Biden praised businesses that are mandating their employees get vaccinated against COVID-19, saying the requirements are helping to improve the country's vaccination rate.
   

Australians win $733,000 lottery jackpot while on vacation

An Australian couple said they will never forget their recent vacation after a lottery ticket they picked up during the holiday earned them a jackpot of more than $700,000.
   

Metal detector hobbyist finds class ring lost 10 years earlier in New York

A New York state man using his metal detector on the grounds of a high school unearthed a class ring that turned out to have been lost at a soccer game 10 years earlier.
   

'Frankenstein' first edition sells for a record $1.17 million at auction

A first edition of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" set a new world record for a printed work by a woman when it was auctioned for $1.17 million.
   

Dow rebounds with 236 point gain, oil prices surge

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounded from losses in the previous session as a surge in oil prices helped to push stocks higher.
   

Australian wildfires triggered giant algal blooms thousands of miles away

The bush fires that torched Australia in 2019 and 2020 fueled massive algal blooms a few thousand miles away in the Southern Ocean, according to a new study.
   

Watch: Bears take a dip in Massachusetts family's inflatable pool

A Massachusetts man captured video of a family of bears that dropped by his back yard to take a dip in a wading pool and play on the swing set.
   

In photos: Simone Biles, other gymasts testify on Larry Nassar case

U.S gymnasts including Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, McKayla Maroney and Maggie Nichols testify before the U.S. Senate on September 15, 2021, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. The judiciary committee is investigating the FBI's handling of the abuse case against Larry Nassar, the former Team USA physician who is in prison for sexually abusing women in his care.
   

Minnesota Supreme Court overturns murder conviction for ex-cop Mohamed Noor

The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned a third-degree murder conviction for a former Minneapolis Police officer who fatally shot a woman who called 911 for help.
   
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  1. ‘Study Newsom’s playbook’: what Democrats – and Republicans – can learn from California’s recall - The Guardian
  2. Australia to get nuclear submarines in new deal with US, UK, sending potential message to China - USA TODAY
  3. Utah police stopped Gabby Petito and fiancé after fight on road trip before she went missing, report says - NBC News
  4. US Covid Booster Shot Policy Is in Flux as Studies Add to Dissent - The New York Times
  5. Organizer of Saturday rally in DC downplays concerns of violence as officials ramp up security - CNN
  6. Pennsylvania GOP lawmakers vote to subpoena voter records, official emails in 2020 probe - The Washington Post
  7. SC lawyer Alex Murdaugh will surrender to police Thursday - New York Post
  8. The debt ceiling stare down - Axios
  9. Bongino: If Milley warned China, 'he should be court-martialed' - Fox News
  10. Conservative radio host who opposed vaccines, pandemic precautions dies of COVID-19 - USA TODAY
  11. French forces kill Islamic State in Sahara leader, Macron says - The Hill
  12. 1,400 Dolphins Were Killed in Faroe Islands. Even Hunting Supporters Were Upset. - The New York Times
  13. Iowa reports more than 11,000 new COVID-19 cases in the past week and an additional 64 deaths - Des Moines Register
  14. Boris Johnson reshuffles his government, demoting official who oversaw chaotic Kabul evacuation - The Washington Post
  15. Lawmakers Ask Zuckerberg to Drop 'Instagram for Kids' After Report Says App Made Kids Suicidal - Gizmodo
  16. These Charts Show Impact of China's Casino Crackdown on Macau - Bloomberg
  17. Pittsburgh CBP officers seize fake COVID vaccine cards shipped from China - Fox News
  18. The biggest iPhone 13 feature isn't on a spec sheet. It's in the trade-in offers - CNET
  19. All of the ways the new iPad mini is better than the iPad Air: cameras, processor, 5G, and more - 9to5Mac
  20. LG Launching 325-Inch Television That Costs $1.7 Million - Collider
  21. Sony’s PS5 Pulse 3D wireless headset coming in Midnight Black - Polygon
  22. 'America's Got Talent' finale: Magician Dustin Tavella wins Season 16 in star-studded finale - USA TODAY
  23. Julianne Hough apologizes for blackface costume after 'Activist' backlash - New York Post
  24. After swearing off vaccine, Wendy Williams tests positive for COVID-19; talk show premiere further delayed - Yahoo! Voices
  25. Jim Carrey Shares Intricate Scare Prank Pulled on Norm Macdonald at Universal Studios - Hollywood Reporter
  26. Fantasy Football Rankings Week 2, 2021: Model that beat experts says start Antonio Brown, sit Adam Thielen - CBS Sports
  27. Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence will miss 6-8 weeks with broken foot, sources say - ESPN
  28. Tom Brady throws some serious shade at ESPN - New York Post
  29. Threat Assessment: 3 Cornhuskers who could be game-changers vs. Oklahoma - Sooners Wire
  30. SpaceX Launches Astronaut Crew Like No Other on Orbital Adventure - The New York Times
  31. Woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again if CRISPR startup succeeds - CNET
  32. SpaceX launches all-civilian crew | All-Civilian Spaceflight Blasts Off | Latest World English News - WION
  33. SpaceX launches 4 amateurs on private Earth-circling trip - AOL
  34. Pfizer says data suggests COVID vaccine boosters are warranted - Axios
  35. LA County will require proof of vaccination or negative test at bars, nightclubs, and events - Fox News
  36. US hospitals buckling under delta surge: 25% of ICUs are over 95% full - Ars Technica
  37. States sound alarm over Covid-19 outbreaks among school kids - CNN

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Australia to get nuclear submarines in new deal with US, UK, sending potential message to China - USA TODAY

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US Covid Booster Shot Policy Is in Flux as Studies Add to Dissent - The New York Times

Organizer of Saturday rally in DC downplays concerns of violence as officials ramp up security - CNN


Pennsylvania GOP lawmakers vote to subpoena voter records, official emails in 2020 probe - The Washington Post

SC lawyer Alex Murdaugh will surrender to police Thursday - New York Post

The debt ceiling stare down - Axios

Bongino: If Milley warned China, 'he should be court-martialed' - Fox News

Conservative radio host who opposed vaccines, pandemic precautions dies of COVID-19 - USA TODAY

French forces kill Islamic State in Sahara leader, Macron says - The Hill

1,400 Dolphins Were Killed in Faroe Islands. Even Hunting Supporters Were Upset. - The New York Times

Iowa reports more than 11,000 new COVID-19 cases in the past week and an additional 64 deaths - Des Moines Register

Boris Johnson reshuffles his government, demoting official who oversaw chaotic Kabul evacuation - The Washington Post

Lawmakers Ask Zuckerberg to Drop 'Instagram for Kids' After Report Says App Made Kids Suicidal - Gizmodo

These Charts Show Impact of China's Casino Crackdown on Macau - Bloomberg

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The biggest iPhone 13 feature isn't on a spec sheet. It's in the trade-in offers - CNET

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LG Launching 325-Inch Television That Costs $1.7 Million - Collider

Sony’s PS5 Pulse 3D wireless headset coming in Midnight Black - Polygon

'America's Got Talent' finale: Magician Dustin Tavella wins Season 16 in star-studded finale - USA TODAY

Julianne Hough apologizes for blackface costume after 'Activist' backlash - New York Post

After swearing off vaccine, Wendy Williams tests positive for COVID-19; talk show premiere further delayed - Yahoo! Voices

Jim Carrey Shares Intricate Scare Prank Pulled on Norm Macdonald at Universal Studios - Hollywood Reporter

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Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence will miss 6-8 weeks with broken foot, sources say - ESPN

Tom Brady throws some serious shade at ESPN - New York Post

Threat Assessment: 3 Cornhuskers who could be game-changers vs. Oklahoma - Sooners Wire

SpaceX Launches Astronaut Crew Like No Other on Orbital Adventure - The New York Times

Woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again if CRISPR startup succeeds - CNET

SpaceX launches all-civilian crew | All-Civilian Spaceflight Blasts Off | Latest World English News - WION

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Pfizer says data suggests COVID vaccine boosters are warranted - Axios

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  1. US Covid Booster Shot Policy Is in Flux as Studies Add to Dissent
  2. F.D.A. Publishes First Analysis of Pfizer Booster Shot Application
  3. Newsom Beat the Recall, Now Comes the Hard Part: Governing California
  4. SpaceX Launches Astronaut Crew Like No Other on Orbital Adventure
  5. Pope Francis Weighs In on Calls to Deny Communion to Biden Over Abortion
  6. Larry Nassar Hearing: Biles, Raisman, Maroney and Nichols Testify
  7. Drug Plan Fails, Signaling Thorny Path for Democrats’ $3.5 Trillion Bill
  8. Democrats’ Stumble on Drug Prices Shows Power of Industry
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  12. Why Are We Still Going Great Guns?
  13. Rikers Island Is an Endless Catastrophe
  14. The Delta Variant's Economic Damage Isn't Over
  15. Democrats Continue to Struggle With Men of Color
  16. How Bitcoin Can Immunize America From Cancel Culture
  17. Will Biden's Spending Plan Create a Welfare State We Can't Afford?
  18. The U.S. Is Winning the War on Poverty
  19. De Blasio’s Return-to-Work Mandate for City Employees Is a Mistake
  20. Talking With Kids About Climate Change and Hurricane Ida
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  25. Fall in Love With the Dreamy Beans of September
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A week before President Biden’s plan is to roll out, scientists are at odds about whether extra coronavirus shots are needed and for whom.
   

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Regulators found an increased immune response with booster shots but said vaccines held up powerfully against severe forms of Covid-19.
   

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Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing multiple crises. Ninety percent of California is in extreme drought. The median home price has eclipsed $800,000. Some 100,000 people are sleeping outside or in their cars.
   

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The Inspiration4 mission successfully lifted off from Florida, carrying with it an ambition of making spaceflight more accessible to the broader public.
   

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Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, apologized for “inexcusable” failures in the investigation of Lawrence G. Nassar, who sexually abused hundreds of women and girls.
   

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Alex Murdaugh to Surrender for Staging His Own Killing

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Police in Aurora, Colo., Engaged in Racially Biased Policing, Inquiry Finds

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Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahraoui’s group claimed responsibility for an attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger. President Emmanuel Macron also blamed the group for killing French charity workers.
   

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Sri Lankan Minister Accused of Abusing Political Prisoners Resigns

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