Colorado seeks federal aid after fires, floods and debris flows
Colorado is seeking federal recovery aid after two wildfires destroyed homes and infrastructure, while burn-scar flooding continues to threaten rural communities.
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Nvidia revenue more than doubles as AI demand drives record quarter
Nvidia posted $96.2 billion in fiscal second-quarter revenue, beat Wall Street expectations and forecast about $108 billion next quarter.
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IRS automatic penalty relief is rolling out for eligible taxpayers
The IRS is phasing in automatic penalty relief for taxpayers with strong filing histories, but transition-period penalty notices may still require action.
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Endangered Species Act overhaul changes future wildlife protections
Three finalized federal rules change future threatened-species protections, critical-habitat exclusions and how regulators interpret habitat-related harm.
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Treasury Corrects Proposed Trump Account Tax Rule
A Federal Register correction fixes the hearing date and regulatory text for a proposed Trump Account rule. The tax treatment is not final.
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What TikTok’s $400 Million Children’s Privacy Settlement Means
TikTok agreed to pay $400 million to resolve federal children’s privacy claims. Here is what changes for families—and what the settlement does not provide.
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Governors’ Cyber Advisers Meet CISA as Infrastructure Risks Grow
Cyber advisers from more than 40 states and territories met with CISA as governors confront ransomware, AI risks, workforce shortages and uncertain funding.
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BLS projects U.S. job growth as AI reshapes work
The BLS projects 5.9 million more U.S. jobs by 2035, with growth in technical fields and declines in office work—but AI exposure is not a layoff forecast.
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Gatik Raises $200 Million After PepsiCo Deal to Expand Driverless Freight
Gatik’s $200 million funding round will support more driverless trucks, infrastructure and hiring as PepsiCo uses the startup on regional freight routes.
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Target Raises Its 2026 Outlook as Store Traffic and Digital Sales Improve
Target lifted its 2026 sales outlook after store traffic and digital demand improved, but a one-time tariff refund drove part of the profit surge.
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Baxter Recalls One Lot Over Potential Fiberglass Particles
Baxter is voluntarily recalling one U.S. lot of citrate solution used with automated apheresis devices. Facilities should stop use, quarantine units and arrange returns.
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SBA watchdog questions 16 loan-guaranty decisions worth $11.54 million
An SBA inspector general review found insufficient evidence in 16 of 32 high-risk loan-guaranty decisions and flagged delays that may limit recovery.
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Walmart Reannounces Recall of 165,250 Mainstays Dressers
CPSC says recalled Mainstays dressers reached four liquidators after the May recall. Buyers should check the furniture, keep children away and seek a refund.
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EPA Opens Review of New Glyphosate Research
EPA is reviewing newer glyphosate studies before a late-2026 health assessment, but current labels, registrations and food-residue limits remain unchanged.
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NERC Seeks Comments on Reliability Rules for AI Data Centers and Other Large Loads
NERC is taking comments through September 18 on draft reliability standards for AI data centers, crypto facilities and other large computational loads.
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FTC settlement would require Redfin to rebuild rental-listings business
A proposed federal court order would require Redfin to relaunch multifamily rental advertising after its $100 million agreement with Zillow.
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Former Arizona Tribal Officer Indicted in Excessive-Force Case
A federal grand jury indicted former San Carlos Apache officer Jacob Christopher Slawson over alleged force against a handcuffed arrestee and report falsification.
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ICE arrests reached nearly 50,000 in July, AP analysis finds
ICE arrests reached 49,571 in July, the highest monthly total of President Trump’s second term, according to an AP analysis of FOIA-derived government data.
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Federal Student Aid seeks comments on five-year strategic plan
Federal Student Aid is seeking feedback on a preliminary 2026–30 plan covering FAFSA service, loan repayment, technology, cybersecurity and staffing.
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Appeals Court Keeps Immigration Limits at Eight Worship Sites
The Fourth Circuit preserved DHS limits at eight plaintiff-affiliated worship sites but left warrants and emergency exceptions in place.
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HHS settlement puts patients’ medical-record access rights in focus
A $50,000 HHS settlement involving Azul Vision highlights HIPAA’s 30-day records deadline and what patients can do when requests are delayed.
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U.S. Home Prices Rose Again, Keeping Affordability Under Pressure
U.S. home prices rose 2.1% over the year to June, while mortgage rates near 6.7% and limited inventory continued to pressure buyers.