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Fresh calls are mounting for the US government to release the full files related to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender whose associates and case records have remained largely sealed. Politicians and members of the public are pressing for disclosure, keeping the issue alive as a major point of public and political controversy.
- 2Palestinian death toll in Gaza war tops 74,000▼Palestinian death toll in Gaza war rises above 74,000 since the war began and other Mideast news
The Palestinian death toll in the Gaza war has risen above 74,000 since the conflict began, according to figures reported by the Associated Press and carried by numerous US news outlets. The milestone comes as part of a roundup of other Middle East developments, and the scale of the reported losses continues to draw international attention and concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
- 3Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi says Iranians are paying the price for war▼Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi tells AP Iranians are paying the price for war
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi told the Associated Press that ordinary Iranians are paying the price for the war, speaking from Iran amid ongoing regional conflict. Her comments draw attention to the civilian cost of the fighting and the situation of dissidents under the Iranian government, resonating widely as the war's impact on Iran's population continues to unfold.
- 4KFF-AP Poll Finds Rural Voters Wary of Trump Over Economy▼Economic Frustration Tests Trump’s Standing With Rural Voters, New KFF-AP Poll Finds
A new poll from KFF and the Associated Press finds economic frustration is straining President Trump's support among rural voters, a constituency that has been central to his political coalition. Reports on the findings are circulating across US news outlets, raising questions about whether pocketbook discontent could erode his standing in rural America.
- 5Hidden ICE-Run Immigration Courts Threaten Due Process, Brief Warns▼Policy Brief: Hidden ICE-Run Immigration Courts Threaten Due Process
The American Immigration Lawyers Association has released a policy brief arguing that immigration courts operated under ICE control undermine due process protections for migrants. The brief contends that holding removal proceedings in concealed or non-public settings limits access to counsel, public scrutiny, and fair hearings. Immigration advocates are likely to use the findings to press for greater transparency and judicial independence in the US immigration court system.
- 6Weekend storms bring dangerous weather across North America▼Weekend storms bring dangerous weather to North America, in photos
Powerful storms swept across parts of North America over the weekend, producing dangerous conditions documented in a series of photographs. News agencies, including the Associated Press, published image galleries showing the damage and severe weather impacts in affected communities, while Canadian outlets also covered the storm's reach across the continent.
- 7New Mexico jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users on privacy●Associated Press: New Mexico jury finds Facebook liable of deceiving users about privacy protections. “A New Mexico jury
A New Mexico jury on Friday found Facebook liable for deceiving users about privacy protections on its platform, delivering another legal setback to the social media company. The Associated Press reported the verdict, which adds to the company's mounting legal troubles over how it handled user data and its privacy claims, and observers are weighing its implications for future privacy litigation against major tech firms.
- 8Shell pollution linked to nearly quarter of global heatwaves, PM urged to act▼# UK Shell’s pollution responsible for nearly quarter of global heatwaves PM urged to make fossil fuel giants pay compen
A new claim ties Shell's oil pollution to nearly a quarter of global heatwaves, prompting calls for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to make fossil fuel companies pay compensation for extreme weather damage. Andy Burnham is associated with the campaign, and climate campaigners are urging the UK government to hold major polluters financially accountable for climate-related losses.
- 9NFL asks Homeland Security to take down Brian Dawkins video▼NFL asks Homeland Security to take down video of Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins
The NFL has asked the Department of Homeland Security to remove a video featuring Hall of Fame safety Brian Dawkins, according to the Associated Press. The league's request to a federal agency over content involving one of its most celebrated former players has drawn attention, though details on the video's content and the reason for the takedown request remain limited.
- 10Irish Soccer Fans Call for Boycotting Matches With Israel●Irish Soccer Fans Call for Boycotting Matches With Israel https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.moth erjones.com/politics/2
Irish soccer fans are calling for a boycott of international matches involving Israel, according to a report by Mother Jones. The campaign reflects broader anger over the war in Gaza, with supporters pressing the Football Association of Ireland to refuse to play against Israel in upcoming fixtures. The debate feeds into a wider international discussion about whether Israeli teams should compete in international sport while the conflict continues.
- 11New Jersey candidates Kean Jr. and Bennett clash over Iran and tariffs▼New Jersey Republican Tom Kean Jr. and Democrat Rebecca Bennett clash over war in Iran, tariffs
New Jersey Republican Representative Tom Kean Jr. and Democratic challenger Rebecca Bennett faced off in a contentious debate, sparring over US military action against Iran and the Trump administration's tariff policies. Kean defended his party's positions while Bennett pressed him on the costs of war and trade. Multiple national outlets, including the Associated Press and ABC News, covered the exchange.
- 12AP praised for its reporting stance on the AI industry●I already admired Associated Press for its stand on on the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario. And now I’m admiring its sta
The Associated Press is being praised for its coverage of the artificial intelligence industry, with commenters noting the outlet's willingness to report critically on AI figures and their reactions to scrutiny. The praise follows a Futurism article describing a meltdown among AI proponents amid heated debates over AI safety, and builds on AP's earlier high-profile style decisions on naming geographic locations.
- 13Justin Verlander leaves field in tears after final career start●Justin Verlander leaves field in tears with daughter after final start of 21-year career By Associated Press Daughter Ge
Justin Verlander walked off the field in tears with his daughter Genevieve after the final start of his 21-year career. The 43-year-old pitcher was surprised by his daughter joining him on the mound following the game in Detroit. The emotional farewell to one of baseball's most accomplished pitchers has drawn widespread attention from fans and media.
- 14Rhode Island study links arts education to lower absenteeism▼Rhode Island study links sustained arts education — especially music — to lower chronic absenteeism
A Rhode Island study has found that sustained arts education, with music showing the strongest effect, is associated with lower rates of chronic absenteeism among students. The findings suggest that consistent participation in arts classes may help keep children engaged and attending school more regularly. Education advocates say the results could strengthen arguments for protecting and expanding arts programs in schools.
- 15AP Stylebook's Clarification That AI Has No Feelings Sparks Backlash▼AI Bros Are Having a Meltdown Because the Associated Press Stylebook Clarifies That AIs Don’t Have Feelings https:// fut
The Associated Press Stylebook has issued guidance stating that artificial intelligence systems do not have feelings, and the decision is drawing strong reactions. Futurism reports that AI enthusiasts are pushing back against the clarification, while many journalists and commentators are welcoming the rule as a needed correction to anthropomorphizing language about chatbots and other AI tools.
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Brendan Farrington, who covered Florida politics for the Associated Press for decades, has died at the age of 60. Farrington was a familiar byline on the state's political coverage, reporting on governors, legislatures and elections in one of the country's most closely watched political battlegrounds. Colleagues and Florida political figures are paying tribute to his long career.
- 17AP's 'currency' phrasing on third impeachment draws criticism●Strange wording, # AP ? "Impeaching the president a third time may not hold the currency that it once did." What is this
An Associated Press line stating that impeaching the president a third time 'may not hold the currency that it once did' is being questioned for its odd phrasing. Critics argue the metaphor trivialises a constitutional process, framing impeachment as a matter of political fashion rather than lawmakers' sworn duty. The debate centres on whether mainstream coverage is normalising the idea of repeated impeachments against Trump.
- 18Louisiana Backs Rural Health Tech Startups to Improve Care▼Louisiana Invests in Rural Health Tech Startups to Improve Outcomes
Louisiana is investing in health technology startups focused on rural communities, aiming to improve health outcomes in areas with limited access to care. The American Hospital Association reported the initiative, which signals a push to bring digital health tools to underserved parts of the state. Observers see it as part of a broader effort to close the rural-urban health gap.
- 19Virginia flooding as nor'easter moves up Atlantic coast●From AP: Virginia hit by minor flooding as nor'easter works its way up US Atlantic coast https://www. youtube.com/watch?
A nor'easter storm is working its way up the US Atlantic coast, bringing minor flooding to Virginia. The Associated Press reports coastal communities are seeing water inundation as the system tracks northeast, with conditions expected to affect other states along the eastern seaboard as the storm advances.
- 20AP analysis finds fundamental flaws in US flood insurance program●Takeaways from the AP's analysis on the fundamental flaws in the national flood insurance program
The Associated Press has published an analysis identifying fundamental flaws in the United States' National Flood Insurance Program. The findings point to structural weaknesses in how flood risk is priced and managed nationwide, raising questions about the program's long-term viability. Outlets including WRAL are carrying the takeaways, drawing attention to gaps in federal flood coverage as climate-driven flooding intensifies.
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Texas Tech has been ranked No. 12 in the latest weekly AP Poll, according to a report from West Texas news outlet KCBD. The ranking places the Red Raiders among the top teams in the country in this week's Associated Press poll. The specific sport and opponent details were not included in the available reporting.