Associated Press

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

Stories

• 2 Federal Judge Denies Kyrsten Sinema's Motion to Dismiss North Carolina 'Alienation of Affection' Suit, Citing Nine Messages
• 3 North Korea Commissions Destroyer Kang Kon at Wonsan; U.S., South Korea and Japan Begin Freedom Edge Drills the Next Day
• 2 Man Carrying Two Pistols and a Taser Arrested After Pushing Toward Ohio Governor Candidate Amy Acton at Canfield Fair
• 2 UN Fact-Finding Mission Says Network Spanning UAE, Colombia, Chad, Libya and Somalia Supplied Fighters and Weapons to Sudan's RSF; UAE Denies It
• 4 Justice Department Charges Five in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Wisconsin With Illegal Voting or False Registration
• 1 Fed Governor Waller Says He Could Back Holding Rates Steady If the Sept. 11 Inflation Report Shows Cooling
• 2 Fed Governor Waller Says He Could Back Holding Rates Steady If the Sept. 11 Inflation Report Shows Cooling
• 2 State Department Designates Five Cuban Entities and Raúl Castro's Grandson Under Executive Order 14404
• 2 Tens of Thousands March Across Spain Over Ceuta Border Crossings; Madrid Authorities Put Capital Turnout at 50,000
• 2 Maryland Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Redistricting Ballot Question After Two Judges Blocked It
• 4 Xi Jinping Meets Sisi in Cairo, Signs Third Phase of Suez Industrial Zone; Both Leaders Call for Diplomacy to End Iran War
• 3 ADP Reports 38,000 Private-Sector Jobs Added in August; Weekly Jobless Claims at 206,000
• 5 EU Defense Ministers Discuss Patriot Interceptors for Ukraine; Spain and Greece Make No New Commitments
• 2 Massachusetts Holds Sept. 1 State Primary, With Markey and Moulton on the Democratic Senate Ballot
• 4 Xi, Putin and Modi Attend 26th SCO Summit in Bishkek; Modi Tells Putin the Ukraine War Should End