Washington Examiner

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Stories

• 7 Yen Rises More Than 1% Against the Dollar, Touching 156.15, as BOJ Signals a Possible Rate Hike on Sept. 18
• 5 Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resigns After Months of Clashes With Hegseth Over Officer Removals
• 4 Kalshi Suspends NC-01 Republican Laurie Buckhout for Three Years, Fines Her $2,589.96 for Trading on Her Own Race
• 6 Trump Says He Will Report NBC's Kristen Welker to the FCC After She Called His Primary Endorsements 'Mixed Results'
• 5 China Says Its 'Lawful Rights and Interests' in Venezuela Must Be Protected After U.S.-Venezuela Oil Deal
• 8 Colombia's President Ends 'Total Peace' Talks and Signs Extradition Orders for Five Armed-Group Leaders
• 6 Federal Judge Denies Trump's Third Bid to Move New York Hush-Money Conviction to Federal Court; Trump Files Notice of Appeal
• 4 BLS Preliminary Estimate Cuts U.S. Payroll Growth Through March 2026 by 79,000, or 0.1%
• 5 U.S. Strike Kills Four on Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean, the Second Strike Since a Pause That Began June 21
• 4 NORTHCOM Says an Army Laser Downed Three Drones It Called Cartel-Linked in Texas' Rio Grande Valley on Aug. 25-26
• 6 Trump Says U.S. Has Reached Deal for Majority Share of a New Venezuelan Oil Venture Covering 17 Fields
• 3 Wyoming Governor Asks State Attorney General to Review DOJ Monitors' Conduct at Aug. 18 Primary
• 3 11th Circuit Vacates 2023 Ruling Against Georgia's 2021 Voting Maps, Orders District Court to Reapply New Supreme Court Test
• 3 Judge Rules USPS Violated Her Injunction by Issuing Mail-Ballot Rule, Imposes No Penalty
• 3 Darline Graham Nordone Wins South Carolina Republican Senate Runoff, About 52% to 48%, Over Ralph Norman