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The strikes could raise energy prices, increase risks for U.S. forces in the region and add instability that affects shipping and fuel costs.

Today’s primaries pick November nominees for an open U.S. Senate seat and governor, influencing who controls the Senate and state leadership that affect federal and statewide policy.

Rulings change which maps govern Missouri’s U.S. House contests weeks before ballots are mailed, potentially shifting party control in the House.

DOJ asked the Supreme Court to allow use of federal databases to verify voter citizenship weeks before November; ruling could affect how states check voter rolls ahead of the midterms.

Life-threatening winds, flooding and surf from Hurricane Lowell are disrupting travel and forcing school and office closures in Kaua‘i County, affecting daily life and local services.

Canadian duties on roughly $20 billion in U.S. goods, including dairy and golf equipment, could raise consumer prices and put jobs in affected industries at risk.

Retirement at the Smithsonian comes while the White House seeks changes to how U.S. history is presented; could influence museum exhibits, education programs and public displays.

Iceland summoned the U.S. ambassador after a presidential post showed the island under a U.S. flag; Americans with ties to Iceland should watch for diplomatic fallout.

The Ocarina of Time remake launches Nov. 5 on Switch 2 with a console bundle; players might buy the new console or bundle to play upgraded version, affecting holiday spending.

Houthi strikes that ignited fires at Saudi Aramco sites pushed oil toward $100, likely increasing pump and heating fuel costs for U.S. households and businesses.

A Wall Street Journal investigation alleges Corey Lewandowski exercised de facto control over DHS decisions and pursued side deals abroad, prompting ethics and oversight questions about contracting.

FCC published a Federal Register NPRM opening public comment on letting phones and devices link to satellites over Wi‑Fi/5.8 GHz bands; could expand coverage and emergency connectivity.

A record-low 32% satisfaction could drive voter interest in school board and state elections, shaping local education policies, budgets, and classroom decisions.

Gauff beat Iva Jovic 6-1, 6-4 to reach the US Open quarterfinals, keeping a leading American contender alive and sustaining home interest in the tournament.

Gas is costlier than ever for Labor Day travel, squeezing road-trip budgets and daily commutes across the country.

Justice Department teams will monitor polling in Manchester and Nashua for the New Hampshire primary; their presence may affect polling operations and voter interactions.

Public pressure on the Fed as markets price a possible September rate hike could sway mortgage, auto loan and credit card borrowing costs for households.

A four-year, $135 million extension for Christian Gonzalez resets the top cornerback market and could influence future NFL contracts and team salary planning.

SMU won 27-24 on a late field goal after a delayed kickoff; the road victory affects rankings and season momentum for both teams.