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Arbiter Orders WaPo to Rehire Columnist Fired Over Posts After Charlie Kirk’s Killing, NYT Reports
A private arbiter found The Washington Post violated its labor agreement when it fired Karen Attiah after her social posts about Charlie Kirk’s death, according to the New York Times. Attiah says she’s been ordered reinstated.
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After Canada ‘Reneged,’ Trump Modifies 50% Tariff Scope on Canadian Goods; Changes Start Sept. 15
A presidential proclamation modifies which Canadian products face a 50% ad valorem duty imposed under section 338—adding some, removing others—while keeping the surcharge in addition to section 232 duties.
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Keir Starmer Quits Commons as Burnham Delivers First PM Statement—Will Labour Hold Holborn and St Pancras?
The former prime minister’s resignation sets up a by‑election in Holborn and St Pancras. The Telegraph calls it “difficult,” and Electoral Calculus puts Labour’s hold at 59%. BBC reports the timing came hours before Andy Burnham’s first Commons statement as PM.
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Western Journal: Deputies Found Bible Unburned After Billings Family Slayings; ABC News Counts 8, Including 4 Children
A Western Journal post claims deputies found a Bible that appeared untouched by fire after the slaying of eight family members in Billings, Montana; ABC News reported the toll as eight, including four children.
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Allison Guerriero Says OIG Sent Her McGonigal Tip Back to the FBI — and, per Daily Mail, She’s Now Dead
Guerriero, ex-mistress of former FBI executive Charles McGonigal, wrote that DOJ’s inspector general declined to open a case and referred it to the FBI. A Daily Mail tweet later reported her death. Other commentators cite an IG report alleging McGonigal shared probe details involving Hunter Biden’s China business; those claims remain unverified here.
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Sheriff: Armed Victim Shot Back in Edgemoor; Suspect Dead, Second Person Also Killed After Midnight Attack
Chester County Sheriff’s Office says a second victim returned fire in self-defense after Brandon Tavon Cassidy shot two people in Edgemoor; the suspect and one other person died, and a third was hospitalized.
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Hayden Panettiere’s Child-Star Years Face New Scrutiny After ‘Second Mom’ Pill Claim
A woman described in the source material as Hayden Panettiere’s “second mom” claims the actress was offered pills during her years as a child star, but the provided source includes too little verifiable context to responsibly expand beyond that allegation.
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Death of law student, 19, linked to popular weight loss shot
A Californian teenager studying law in London died while taking a popular weight loss shot even though she wasn’t obese, an inquest heard. Josephine Nasr, 19, suffered a fatal heart rhythm in her dorm room at the University of East London in September 2025. She had been prescribed Tirzepatide by her doctor in California ,…
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81 Years After Japan’s Surrender, Presidential Message Links World War II Victory to Today’s Indo-Pacific Alliance
The anniversary statement honored the Greatest Generation, recalled the Pacific campaign, and framed the U.S.-Japan relationship as a lasting outcome of the war’s end.
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Travis Barker Rarely Talks About His First Marriage — His New Documentary Finally Goes There
The Blink-182 drummer briefly addressed his first marriage to Melissa Kennedy in the documentary “Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear,” according to Page Six.
