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Von der Leyen Floats Canada as EU’s First ‘Associate Member.’ One Catch…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen publicly proposed working to make Canada the European Union’s first “associate member,” according to the source text and embedded social posts attributed to the Commission and von der Leyen. The source says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was in the European Parliament chamber when the idea was unveiled.…
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Slow-Acting Edibles Impaired Drivers as Blood Tests Lagged
In a CAMH driving-simulator trial summarized by Fox News, 10–20 mg THC edibles hampered lane control and reaction times at 2–5 hours despite average blood levels under a common 5 ng/mL cutoff.
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Consumers’ Research Targets Nike, BlackRock, Bank of America: ‘Woke 1.0 Isn’t Dead,’ Report Alleges
A Consumers’ Research report singles out eight brands and cites DEI/ESG language and program rebrands. The group’s director urged, “don’t be fooled,” in a statement obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. DCNF said the companies did not respond by publication.
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‘Conspired with his uncle’: Cleveland man, former USDA program director get 6 months over $400K no‑work billing, The Center Square reports
According to The Center Square’s David Beasley, a Cleveland man and a former U.S. Department of Agriculture program director were each sentenced to six months in federal prison after a scheme that billed the government about $400,000 for work never performed.
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Congressman Hurls Fastball at Dodgers Outside Capitol: ‘Best Team Money Can Buy’—Then Presses Payroll, Rings
In a TMZ exchange outside the U.S. Capitol, Rep. Eric Burlison jabbed the Dodgers over payroll and World Series totals, ending with: “The Dodgers have the best team money can buy.”
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Judge Strikes Down Delaware ‘Ghost Gun’ Possession, Home-Build Bans—But Leaves 3D-File and Parts-Transfer Limits
A federal judge found Delaware’s bans on possessing and privately manufacturing unserialized firearms unconstitutional under the Second Amendment, while upholding restrictions on sharing 3D-printing files and on transferring unfinished frames and receivers.
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Report: Federal Appeals Court Rejects NJ Rep. McIver’s Bid to Drop ICE Assault Charges
The Western Journal reports that a federal appeals court declined a New Jersey Democratic representative’s request to dismiss charges tied to an alleged assault on an ICE officer.
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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.
