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Trump Orders Lake Ontario Renamed Lake America
President Donald J. Trump ordered the body of water currently known as Lake Ontario to be renamed Lake America, directing federal agencies to update official records within 30 days.
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Trump Orders Commission to Develop United States Space Academy
An executive order signed August 28, 2026, creates a presidential commission to propose the structure, curriculum, admissions requirements and implementation plan for a NASA-led United States Space Academy.
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Trump Orders Commission to Design Proposed United States Space Academy
President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order creating a commission to advise on a proposed NASA-led federal academy for space careers. Its recommendations would require presidential approval and, where necessary, legislative action.
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a16z Authors Urge AI Applications to Price Work, Not Tokens
Tugce Erten and Sarah Wang argue that AI applications should charge for recognizable work or measurable outcomes rather than automatically adopting model-layer token pricing.
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a16z Raises $1.1 Billion for AI Infrastructure Fund
a16z has raised $1.1 billion for the Machine Age Fund, which will invest across AI infrastructure, including chips, data centers, robotics and related U.S. manufacturing.
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Visa Reports Nearly 20% Rise in Cross-Border Transactions During FIFA World Cup 2026
Visa says the tournament increased cross-border transactions in host cities across Canada, Mexico and the United States, with tap-to-pay use up nearly 12%.
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Trump Shifts Iran War Strategy From Bombs to Sanctions After Six Months
As the U.S.-Israel war against Iran reaches six months, President Donald Trump says he is in no hurry to resume negotiations and is turning toward economic pressure.
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Attorney General Todd Blanche Defends Independence as Trump-Linked Investigations Draw Scrutiny
In an AP interview, Attorney General Todd Blanche defended his commitment to the rule of law as critics questioned his actions involving President Donald Trump and his allies.
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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Signals Rate Hikes May Be Needed to Curb Elevated US Inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said inflation remains too high and suggested the central bank may need to raise interest rates in the coming months.
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IBM to Bring AI-Powered US Open Experience to Madison Square Park
IBM will host a free, four-day US Open fan experience at Madison Square Park in New York from September 10 through September 13, 2026.
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NATO Secretary General Hosts U.S. Under Secretary of War for Policy
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte welcomed Elbridge A. Colby to NATO Headquarters on 27 August 2026 for talks on deterrence, defence and the U.S. force posture review in Europe.
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Amazon Expands Carbon-Free Power Deals in Europe and Nevada
Amazon has signed a 600-megawatt offshore wind power agreement in Germany, added four Swedish wind projects, and backed new geothermal and solar capacity for future Nevada data centers.
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Amazon Sets Second-Hand Deal Events Across Europe and the Americas
Amazon will run Second Chance Deal Days across Europe and Latin America, while U.S. customers can access comparable savings during the Labor Day Deals event.
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Amazon offers Prime members fuel discounts and summer grocery savings
Amazon says Prime members can save $0.10 per gallon at more than 7,500 participating fuel locations, while Prime Access members can receive monthly grocery credits from July through September.
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Amazon Adds Fuel Discounts to Prime Membership
Amazon says Prime members can save $0.10 per gallon at more than 7,500 participating U.S. fuel locations, with average annual savings of nearly $70.
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Meta Uses Closed-Loop Cooling and Reinforcement Learning for AI Data Centers
Meta says its newer AI-optimized data centers use closed-loop liquid cooling, while a reinforcement-learning pilot cut air-fan energy use by 20% and water use by 4%.
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Supreme Court Press-Clause Rulings Leave Newsgathering Protections Limited
The Supreme Court has repeatedly protected publication and rejected targeted taxes, but its rulings have generally declined to recognize distinct constitutional protections for journalists’ newsgathering activities.
