Associated Press

U.S. center / wire-service news (generally mainstream, center-left in critics' ratings)

Stories

• 2 Niger's Junta Says It Put Down an Army Mutiny in Niamey; Russia's Africa Corps Backed Loyalist Troops
• 3 Federal Judge Rules Two Immigration-Law Provisions Used Against Noncitizen Students Are Unconstitutional in Stanford Daily Case
• 2 U.S. Strike Kills Four on Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean, the Second Strike Since a Pause That Began June 21
• 1 Wyoming Governor Asks State Attorney General to Review DOJ Monitors' Conduct at Aug. 18 Primary
• 4 FEMA Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Indiana; 21 Counties Get Individual Aid, 11 Get Public Aid
• 2 Meta Agrees to Pay States Up to $17 Billion and Add Teen Limits, Ending Oakland Child-Safety Trial
• 2 U.N. Says at Least 47 Killed in Overnight Gang Raid on Kenscoff, Haiti; Local Mayor Counts 40
• 3 U.N. Says at Least 47 Killed in Overnight Gang Raid on Kenscoff, Haiti; Local Mayor Counts 40
• 2 Cross-Party Japanese Delegation Meets Chinese Communist Party Officials in Beijing, First Such Visit Since Takaichi's Taiwan Remark
• 1 Hawk Fire Northwest of Reno Reaches 15,051 Acres With 0% Containment; 42,000 Ordered to Evacuate
• 3 Texas Appeals Court Cuts Alex Jones Sandy Hook Award to About $5.6 Million, Citing State Cap on Punitive Damages
• 3 First Deportation Flight to Haiti Since TPS Ended Lands in Cap-Haïtien With 161 People; ICE Reports About 300 Haitian Arrests Across Ohio
• 2 10th Circuit Panel Votes 2-1 to Stay Injunction That Gave Class-of-2022 College Athletes a Fifth Season
• 2 Justice Department Asks Sixth Circuit to Reinstate Smuggling Indictment Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia
• 2 Home Depot Reports 1.7% Comparable-Sales Growth in Q2, Reaffirms Full-Year Guidance