This month across the wire

What the newsrooms are covering

Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 3000 articles from 50 outlets, grouped into 2110 stories.

Crime & Law 8 days ago

Third-Country Deportation Case

A decision from the First Circuit Court of Appeals is expected soon on whether the US government can deport migrants to countries other than their own without notice or a chance to contest it. The case, D.V.D. v. DHS, challenges the…

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Politics 8 days ago

Abdul El-Sayed on Fox News

Abdul El-Sayed, a former candidate for governor of Michigan, appeared on Fox News to be interviewed by Jesse Watters. Despite being shouted at and not given much opportunity to speak, El-Sayed managed to make some key points and "seized a…

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World 8 days ago

Security Measures for Procession

In preparation for the Eid Miladun Nabi processions on Wednesday, authorities have made elaborate security and road traffic arrangements across Pakistan. In Karachi, a total of 4,208 policemen have been deployed to secure religious rallies…

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Politics 8 days ago

Brendan Carr ABC Criticism Controversy

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), led by Chairman Brendan Carr, who was appointed by President Donald Trump, is reviewing the broadcast licenses of eight TV stations owned by ABC. This unprecedented move has sparked concerns…

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Crime & Law 8 days ago

Shooting at US News Station

On August 26, a tragic event occurred when a gunman opened fire on live television during an interview at WDBJ-TV in Moneta, Virginia. Two journalists, Adam Ward and Alison Parker, were killed in the shooting. A third victim, Vicki…

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Politics 8 days ago

Israel Palestine Conflict

On August 26, 42 US Senate Democrats led by Senator Adam Schiff signed a letter urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rein in violence in the West Bank. The letter expressed concern over a surge of violence, including fatal…

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Crime & Law 8 days ago

Police Ignore Immigration Laws

In April 2025, police officer Brad Herzog pulled over 31-year-old Daniel Torrez Perez on a rural highway in Illinois for driving 15 miles above the speed limit. When Herzog ran Torrez's name through a law enforcement database, it triggered…

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Politics 8 days ago

Russia Sanctions Drones Business

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree allowing the state to seize control of businesses affected by Ukrainian drone strikes, which he claims are necessary for national security. The decree, which took effect immediately…

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