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• Utah's MacKenzie Weegar reacts to American players seeking trades out of Canada: 'It’s a bit unfortunate'

  MacKenzie Weegar calls it "unfortunate" to see American NHL stars requesting trades out of Canadian markets to United States teams they prefer.

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• Ron DeSantis goes to bat for Tiger Woods, MLB announcer calls out 'woke' team & Jena Sims in a 'Chili's' dress

  Keith Hernandez calls out the Rays for being woke, while Tiger Woods' golf cart privileges during probation get a response from Ron DeSantis.

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• Food delivery biz Wonder slashes 150 jobs ‘to invest in robotics’

  Food delivery start-up Wonder slashed 175 jobs – or 7% of its workforce – this week to invest in robotics and automation, the company said.

  New York Post
• Carla Jeffery’s family responds to drug allegations after Disney star’s death

  The "Zombies" star tragically died at the age of 33 on Tuesday.

  New York Post
• The big August jobs report is due out Friday. Here's what to expect for what has been a jobless summer

  August nonfarm payrolls are expected to rise by 53,000 as a subdued labor market keeps Fed attention focused on inflation.

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• Bipartisan insulin price cap introduced in House as lawmakers seek affordability win

  Bipartisan House lawmakers, including two battleground Republicans, introduced legislation Thursday to ensure people with private health insurance don’t pay more than $35 a month for insulin. Lawmakers have discussed the idea of an insulin cap for years but haven’t been able to get legislation over

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• Panetta says Hegseth is 'undermining the strength' of the US military

  Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta blasted current Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth on Thursday for "undermining the strength" of the U.S. military. “I think the secretary is undermining the strength of our military, and particularly the Army, by creating the kind of turmoil in the command structure t

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• Vance says he won't turn on 'friend' Carlson over Trump, Rogers criticism

  Vice President Vance defended his relationship with right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson during Thursday's White House press briefing, saying he won't allow political disagreements to ruin friendships. Carlson this past week has said President Trump should be removed from office for "actively

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• Patagonia joins lawsuit against Trump's Utah national monument reduction

  The outdoor retailer Patagonia on Wednesday joined a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its executive orders to shrink the sizes of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments in Utah. Patagonia joined a coalition of Native American groups, the Natural Resources Defens

  The Hill
• NY pols introduce legislation designating ‘9-25’ as Dolly Parton day

  The proposal, meant to mimic a similar effort in Parton’s home state of Tennessee, would establish ‘9-25’ as Dolly Parton Day, to honor the singer’s legacy and philanthropic efforts.

  New York Post
• Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer drops courtroom bombshell — claims one juror ‘refuses to listen to the law’

  The judge and the lawyers returned to sidebar after the jury returned to their room to continue deliberations.

  New York Post
• Giants add another former John Harbaugh player with Malik Harrison signing

  He was a 2020 third-round pick of Harbaugh's Ravens out of Ohio State.

  New York Post
• Android Motion Assist could ease car sickness on your phone

  Google's Motion Assist places animated dots on Pixel screens to combat motion sickness in vehicles, but the Android 17 rollout remains limited.

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• Vance refuses to put a clock on Iran conflict as key question keeps US forces engaged

  JD Vance refuses to set an artificial timeline on Iran, citing Strait of Hormuz attacks and a full pivot from diplomacy to military pressure.

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• Antisemites’ attack on Lander: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 4, 2026

  NY Post readers discuss antisemitic attacks on Brad Lander at a rally outside of MSG, despite his anti-Israel stances.

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• Middle-class co-op on Billionaires’ Row dodges 450% rent hike, appeals court rules

  The ruling hands Carnegie House a rare win against the ultra-wealthy investors who own the dirt beneath it.

  New York Post
• Race against time to build defenses as hurricane barrels off California

  This Orange County city is racing against time to defend its luxurious homes and beaches from a tropical onslaught this weekend.

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• Ukrainian center Kate Koval releases statement regarding her departure from LSU women's hoops team

  Kate Koval's Instagram statement reveals how Kim Mulkey's signing of Russian center Anna Minaeva drove her away from LSU women's basketball.

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• Former Disney star Dylan Sprouse says acting as a kid was ‘child labor’

  Dylan Sprouse called his childhood acting career "child labor" on his "Wildmen" podcast, revealing the mental hurdles he still faces as an adult.

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• Seattle police union sounds alarm after city axes officer hiring bonuses amid staffing shortage

  Seattle police union warns the city's decision to cut up to $50,000 in hiring bonuses could worsen a staffing crisis with only 927 deployable officers.

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• Eva Shockey says she received 'thousands and thousands' of death threats from anti-hunting activists

  Eva Shockey reveals she received thousands and thousands of death threats from anti-hunting activists as her profile grew in the outdoor industry.

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• Could Lindsay Clancy walk free after a mistrial?

  Legal experts say other options include offering Clancy a plea deal or deciding not to put her on trial again.

  The Hill
• Laid-off tech workers rush to apply for $50-an-hour dishwashing job: ‘We’re looking for athletes’

  "Most are not qualified," a San Francisco restaurant owner claimed.

  New York Post
• Nobody wants to live in our nation’s capital, dire figures show

  DC home sellers are bleeding out, and buyers still won’t bite. Washington’s housing market has hit a grim milestone. Nearly one in five homes for sale in the nation’s capital is listed for less than the owner originally paid, the worst mark in the country, according to fresh data from real est

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• Pro-Iran prof vows to go after critics ‘with an army’ for exposing her — as her work is scrutinized for plagiarism

  The FBI is investigating online threats against Lawdan Bazargan, allegedly made by a former University of Arkansas professor with ties to Iranian leaders

  New York Post
• Vance won’t call Iran fight a ‘war’, says China will help economically isolate Tehran

  “I wouldn't call it a war. Right now, there is no active shooting,” Vance said at a White House press briefing.

  New York Post
• Dianna Russini has strong response to The Athletic’s investigation into alleged ‘noncompliant’ affair

  Dianna Russini isn't changing her tune even after being labeled "noncompliant."

  New York Post
• Naomi Osaka’s mom is stealing the show at US Open with her own bold fashion choices

  Naomi Osaka’s mom was all business for her daughter’s second-round showdown with Katerina Siniakova on Thursday.

  New York Post
• MTA skipped half its maintenance checks before 2024 Brooklyn subway blast: watchdog

  The transformer explosion that crippled Brooklyn subway service for thousands of passengers in 2024 came after workers failed to complete more than half of required safety checks at an electrical substation, according to the MTA inspector general.

  New York Post
• UK lawmaker warns it’s ‘open season’ on Christians as he sounds alarm over ‘two-tier justice’

  British lawmaker says it is "open season" to discriminate against Christians in the United Kingdom while Islamist preachers go free.

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