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Line chart of weekly episode volume for the story thread “Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial”, peaking at 53 episodes in one week.
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Wildfire rages on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast island of Brac
THE RECEIPT — every quote verbatim. Reuters: “to respond to what unions described as a partisan 'loyalty question.'” / The Washington Times: “in what some saw as a test of 'loyalty' to President Trump.” / Bloomberg: “a question for federal job applicants that critics said amounted to a test of their political beliefs.” / Democracy Forward: “stopping an unprecedented attempt to compel applicants for civil service positions to profess their loyalty to the president.”
The receipt: this story's cross-outlet splits, every quote verbatim, itemized over the piece's illustration.
Iran war live: Saudi Arabia and Houthis trade strikes over Bab al-Mandeb
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THE RECEIPT — every quote verbatim. Texas Tribune (via TPR, Sept. 7): “Lone Star Liberty PAC, the main pro-Paxton PAC which has spent $18.9 million on the general election thus far” / Texas Tribune, fundraising tracker (July 20, updated Aug. 25): “Lone Star Liberty PAC, a Pro-Paxton super PAC, spent more than $15 million on ads that began airing Sept. 1, according to AdImpact”
THE RECEIPT — every quote verbatim. The Hill: “Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) fired his campaign's political director, Stephen Woytek, on Friday after learning about social media posts linked to Woytek” / Newsweek: “Ohio Senator Jon Husted "parted ways" with a campaign staffer after it was reported that he had once used an image of Nazi soldiers as his Facebook profile picture.” / The Times of Israel: “The political director of Republican Ohio Senator Jon Husted's reelection campaign is relieved of his duties after the Washington Post reveals the aide once used a photo of SS soldiers as a Facebook profile picture” / NBC4 WCMH-TV: “Sen. Jon Husted's campaign has parted ways with a top staffer after questions surfaced about social media activity that included a Facebook profile photo showing soldiers from a Nazi military unit.”
Fire at nursing home in Chile kills 16 elderly residents
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A man stands on stage delivering a presentation at a tech conference, holding a microphone. A woman sits at a podium to his left. Behind them, a large screen displays a slide about DW Innovation Account. A colorful banner on the left reads "Offene Netzwerke" and the c-base logo is visible on the stage.
Police in Barcelona clash with Catalan national day activists
THE RECEIPT — every quote verbatim. CBS News: “A discharge petition led by Morelle on a Democratic measure of a similar name, the Restore Trust in Government Act, is much closer to the threshold, but still dozens of names short.” / NOTUS: “House Democrats introduced a separate bill without Republican support, the Restore Trust in Government Act, which extended stock-trading prohibitions beyond Congress to the White House.”
Photo of Jonathan Martin and text: Jonathan Martin, Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Martin is the editor–in–chief of Cascadia Daily News and Cascadia Daily Life. He has been a journalist in the Pacific Northwest for three decades, including 23 years as a reporter, columnist and editor at The Seattle Times. Jonathan oversees newsroom standards and ethics, sets the mission and strategy for Cascadia publications, and is an ambassador for Cascadia Media Company in the community. He loves helping journalists get the most out of their work and delivering stories that inform and delight readers.
THE RECEIPT — every quote verbatim. Axios: “A letter is circulating among House members urging Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to bring back the House "immediately" and keep it in session until Congress passes AI safeguards, Axios has learned.” / CNN: “A group of House Democratic lawmakers is pressuring Speaker Mike Johnson to reconvene the chamber immediately and cancel an upcoming break to address what they describe as the "catastrophic risk posed by advanced artificial intelligence."” / Washington Examiner: “A group of House lawmakers is urging Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to immediately reconvene the House and keep Congress in session until lawmakers pass safeguards for advanced artificial intelligence.” / Anadolu Agency: “Citing a letter drafted by Democratic Rep. Sam Liccardo from California and backed by Reps. George Whitesides, Lori Trahan and Ted Lieu, the report said it calls for the House to return immediately and remain in session until bipartisan AI protections advance.”
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Democrats and Republicans can agree: there should be more monetary support for child care
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