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• 2 Oman Postpones Sept. 14 Salalah Talks on Strait of Hormuz After Bahrain Says It Will Not Attend
• 3 Houthi Fighters Take Yemen's Perim Island in Bab al-Mandeb Strait, a Day After Seizing Mokha Port
• 3 U.S. Average Diesel Price Reaches $6.06 a Gallon on Sept. 11, a Nominal Record; California Averages $7.98
• 2 Georgia Guard Member Charged With Two Felonies After Allegedly Drawing Gun on Fellow Soldier in D.C.
• 4 Census Bureau Proposes Excluding Immigrants Without Green Cards From Apportionment Counts and Dropping Race Questions
• 4 Treasury's Enlarged Long-Bond Buybacks Take Effect Sept. 9, Raising the Per-Operation Cap From $2 Billion to at Least $4 Billion
• 4 Rubio Visits Colombia, Ecuador and Peru on Sept. 8-10 Trip Covering Counternarcotics, Trade and Earthquake Aid
• 3 Polls Close in Saxony-Anhalt State Election, With AfD Leading Final Pre-Vote Surveys at About 41 Percent
• 3 NPR Analysis of AdImpact Data Finds More Than $45 Million Spent on Ads Mentioning Data Centers Since January
• 4 CDC Links 11,458 Cyclospora Illnesses Across 20 States to Recalled Taylor Farms Lettuce; Michigan Reports 14,718 Cases Statewide as of Sept. 3
• 2 North Carolina's 100 County Boards Begin Mailing Absentee Ballots Sept. 4 While USPS Rule Stays Blocked by Court Order
• 5 Tens of Thousands March Across Spain Over Ceuta Border Crossings; Madrid Authorities Put Capital Turnout at 50,000
• 5 National Weather Service Issues Heat Advisory for Union, Anson and Richmond Counties; Charlotte Forecast High of 97 on Sept. 3
• 2 Trump Signs Stopgap Funding Bill Into Law After House Passes It 370-48
• 2 Yen Rises More Than 1% Against the Dollar, Touching 156.15, as BOJ Signals a Possible Rate Hike on Sept. 18