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South Korea inflation climbs to 3.1%, fueling rate-hike speculation — 6hSouth Korea’s August inflation rebounded to 3.1%, lifted by a base effect from last year’s telecom discount and broadening core price gains as living-cost pressures persist, with food and service costs contributing to the upswing and potentially influencing the central bank’s policy stance. In Pakistan, inflation also rose to 11.1% in August, driven mainly by higher food and energy prices and a sharp surge in transport costs after petroleum price revisions, with the central bank maintaining a high policy rate to curb price pressures.

Tom Gallagher Base effects aside, food and service prices climbing again means real relief for households isn't coming anytime soon.

Bessent urges G20 to curb China's trillion-dollar surplus — 2dU.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged the G20 to reevaluate trade terms with China to curb its $1.2 trillion export surplus and push Beijing toward domestic consumption, arguing that current export-driven growth strains the global economy. He advocates multilateral policy tools—such as adjusting import duties, export credits, and investment screening—to coordinate a shift away from China’s export-led model, noting how Europe and Latin America have already absorbed redirected shipments as a result of U.S. tariffs and bans.

Newsom weighs special session after wildfire liability plan stalls — 1dCalifornia lawmakers adjourned without passing a major overhaul of wildfire liability, even as Gov. Newsom floated a possible special session and investors reacted to the volatility surrounding utility companies. The proposed package aimed to curb costs for survivors by limiting certain utility liabilities and attorney fees, but critics say it falls short of meaningful reform and insurers remain wary.

Maya Lindstrom If insurers still won't budge after this "reform," maybe it wasn't much of a reform to begin with.

Video — YouTubeDriver blows by a stopped school bus while a police officer is behind itWVLT News · 910.6K views · Aug 31, 2026

DRC reopens schools in Ebola-hit Ituri despite parents' safety concerns — 21hAs schools reopen in Ituri, DR Congo, authorities report thousands of Ebola cases and nearly 3,000 deaths, with parents and teachers expressing fears about transmission as classes resume amid the Bundibugyo outbreak. International partners are bolstering prevention in schools with measures like thermometers and sanitizers, while NGOs coordinate training, vaccines, and community messaging to protect students and curb spread.

Sam Okafor Hard call for parents. Missing school hurts kids long term too, but I get why they're scared given the death toll.

IJRGeriatric Democrat Senator Fends Off Young-Blood Challenger In Rare Win For Old GuardNicole Silverio · 3 min · 12h

Sánchez claims Russia, Israel behind Ceuta disinformation — 2dSpain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the July–August Ceuta migrant influx is still under investigation and denounces false information spread by networks linked to Russia, Israel, and the far-right, while EU foreign-service findings indicate disinformation from Russia and Israel amplified around the crisis. The government is pursuing accountability and a coordinated response to curb misinformation as it analyzes the underlying causes of the Ceuta arrivals and their broader regional impact.

RankingMost underrated cities in AmericaAmerica's biggest cities hog all the spotlight, while dozens of smaller gems get overlooked despite great food, culture, and character. These underrated cities deserve recognition beyond the usual coastal favorites. Cast your vote and help crown the most underappreciated city in the country.693 votes · 21 candidates

Walmart Opioid Settlement Reaches $50 Million — 3dThe Department of Justice and Drug Enforcement Administration announced Walmart will pay 50 million dollars to settle federal allegations that its pharmacies dispensed thousands of invalid opioid and other controlled-substance prescriptions dating back to 2013, with new oversight measures including a reporting hotline and active monitoring of prescriptions. Walmart did not admit liability as part of the agreement, which includes strengthened compliance requirements to curb future violations.

Lesotho expands male midwife workforce to curb deathsHealth — 3dLesotho is increasingly recruiting male midwives to expand the skilled birth attendant workforce and bring care closer to rural communities, a shift that supports a target to cut maternal deaths and is already seeing higher shares of births attended by trained providers. While male midwives face cultural barriers, outreach efforts and visible role models like Sehloho Ntlhane are slowly normalizing the profession and expanding access for women in remote areas.

Trump plans talks with refiners on gas prices — 5dPresident Trump is convening a meeting with U.S. refiners and fuel retailers to press for lower gasoline prices amid the Iran war, marking the administration's most direct effort to cushion consumers ahead of the midterm elections. Attendees are expected to include major refiners and retailers, signaling intensified government pressure on the industry to curb costs as prices remain elevated.

Mexico plans national security screening for foreign investments in key tech sectors — 2dMexico is pushing a reform to the Foreign Investment Law to create a formal national-security review for foreign acquisitions above 49% in strategic sectors such as energy, AI, semiconductors, data management and cybersecurity, with the Defense Ministry, Navy and Security Ministry joining the National Foreign Investment Commission and penalties as high as 200,000 times the UMA for noncompliance. The CNIE would set the asset threshold, impose mandatory pre-approval or mitigation measures, and, if no decision is reached within the statutory period, treat the filing as a denial, as Mexico seeks to curb security risks while continuing to attract investment amid US pressure and ongoing USMCA concerns.

On X · @WestHamWest Ham Basque Loan Signing of Adama BoiroWest Ham's teaser post for left-back Adama Boiro's season-long loan from Athletic Bilbao drew mostly positive or neutral reactions from fans and journalists, with no organized opposition to the player or deal. Mild grumbling focused on timing and expectations rather than the signing itself.224 likes · now

Judge Blocks Pentagon Anthropic Designation on Free Speech Grounds — 5dA federal judge blocked the Pentagon's designation of Anthropic as a national security supply-chain risk, ruling the move illegal and baseless and potentially costing the company billions in lost contracts. Anthropic argued the restrictions reflect its safety concerns and raise First Amendment due process issues, while the DoD contends private firms cannot curb military action, with a related suit still winding through the courts.

Video — YouTube1000 IQ Play from Manning🔥Xycotic · 10.4M views · Aug 28, 2026

Eurozone Bank Lending Growth Accelerates Despite ECB Rate RiseFinance — 6dEurozone bank lending strengthened in July, with loans to non-financial corporations up 4.4% and household lending up 3.1%, signaling resilience even after the ECB’s rate rise. While higher rates and tighter financial conditions could curb demand later in the year, credit growth remains robust and supports the eurozone’s ongoing growth momentum.

VS BattleToy Story vs ShrekThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.Toy Story vs Shrek · 161 votes — pick a side

Poland seeks EU €250 million Meta fineTech — 6dPoland has formally asked the European Commission to fine Meta €250 million for failing to curb fraudulent advertisements on Facebook and Instagram, citing CERT Polska findings that 86.8% of flagged scam ads were not removed. The push comes amid ongoing disputes over Meta’s liability for ads and its efforts to fight scams, a backdrop that could influence EU-wide handling of platform moderation.

New Englanders eat more invasive green crabs — Aug 26, 2026Across New England, invasive European green crabs are harming shellfisheries and ecosystems, outcompeting native species and costing tens of millions annually, prompting a growing movement to turn them into a marketable product. Restaurants, producers, and scientists are pursuing creative uses—from premium crab meat and pet treats to sauces and even whiskey—to curb their impact by expanding demand and markets.

Brighton Soccer Club issues guidelines to curb abuse — Aug 23, 2026Horse racing updates include form sheets for runners at Presque Isle Downs and a guide to market movers in Brighton races, noting steamers (blue) and drifters (red) as odds shift indicators. This combination helps bettors understand entrants and how odds have moved ahead of races.

Daily Caller News FoundationGeriatric Democrat Senator Fends Off Young-Blood Challenger In Rare Win For Old GuardDemocratic Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey defeated Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton Tuesday in a rare win for the old-guard incumbents.12h

Meta plans $17B settlement on teen social media — 6dMeta has agreed to multibillion-dollar settlements with state attorneys general to resolve lawsuits alleging that Facebook and Instagram harmed teens, with penalties ranging from about $16.68 billion to $18 billion and court approval required. The deals include stringent safety measures—default daily time limits, night and school modes, stronger age verification and parental controls, and independent oversight—to curb addictive features and protect underage users.

QuizWhich of the nine drives runs you?Beneath the personality is a motive. Twelve questions and the AI names the drive that's actually steering — and what it costs you.3 min · today's quiz

Meta Settlement Reaches $17-18B for Youth Safety — 6dMeta has agreed to a settlement of about $16.7–$17 billion with 47 states and a bipartisan coalition of 51 state attorneys general to resolve claims that Facebook and Instagram harmed teens, ending the Oakland trial with mandatory safety measures such as daily usage limits, nighttime blocks, enhanced age verification, and strengthened parental controls. The deal also requires platform changes to curb youth addiction and restrict data practices, while Meta denies wrongdoing.

Judge dismisses X suit over NY hate law — 6dUS District Judge John Cronan dismissed Elon Musk's X lawsuit seeking to strike down New York's Stop Hiding Hate Act, holding that requiring disclosure of content-moderation practices is a legitimate, factual obligation and not a First Amendment violation. The law, signed by Governor Hochul in December 2024 and backed by NY Attorney General Letitia James, could impose civil fines up to $15,000 per day for noncompliance, and X has argued it would curb platform speech.

Video — YouTubeFelix "Slow It Down" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]Stray Kids · 2.3M views · Sep 1, 2026

US seeks UN expansion of Sudan embargo — Aug 24, 2026The United States is pushing the UN Security Council to expand the Darfur arms embargo to cover all of Sudan, including drones, to pressure warring parties and curb external support as the conflict devastates civilians and displaces millions. Sudanese officials warn that a blanket embargo could punish civilians and hamper legitimate defense, while Russia opposes new measures and officials call for tighter monitoring to prevent regional spillover.

Treasury Maintains Auctions; Buybacks Start Sept 10 — Aug 24, 2026The U.S. Treasury will keep its regular debt auctions on schedule, including long-dated bonds, even as it doubles quarterly buybacks for 10- to 30-year maturities starting September 10 to curb rising yields and bolster market liquidity. Officials say no bonds have been purchased yet under the expanded buybacks, and the briefing also included warnings to countries to sever ties with Iran or face secondary sanctions.

IJRHouse Censures Embattled GOP Rep Chuck Edwards Over Sexual Misconduct AllegationsNicole Silverio · 3 min · 14h

Roblox, Meta pledge stronger child protection in PhilippinesTech — 5dPhilippine officials announced that Meta and Roblox will bolster child-safety protections for local users, including AI-assisted age verification, stricter messaging safeguards, faster takedowns of harmful content, and closer law-enforcement cooperation, with Roblox planning a Philippine office by October and Meta designating a local presence. The talks come amid a broader push to regulate online platforms following a fatal shooting and a recent US settlement by Meta, underscoring ongoing efforts to curb online harms and expand digital-literacy and safety measures in the country.

Berkeley Health Study Reveals Widespread Inequities — Aug 24, 2026Studies and interviews highlight persistent health care access gaps and inequities, from Berkeley’s finding that Medi-Cal patients face referral barriers and low reimbursements to Park City’s reliance on an uninsured workforce supported by a community clinic. Simultaneously, there is a shift toward preventive, coordinated “whole-health” care that connects primary, dental, behavioral, and pharmacy services to improve outcomes and curb rising costs.

NFL Fines Cowboys, Saints After Oxnard Practice Brawl — Aug 19, 2026Across several joint practices this week, teams including the Dolphins and Giants in Miami and the Cowboys and Saints in Oxnard staged multiple fights, with players ejected and punches thrown. The incidents drew condemnation from coaches and discussions about NFL discipline to curb on-field brawling in joint sessions.

ABC Sues FCC Over Expedited License Renewals — Aug 18, 2026ABC filed a federal lawsuit accusing the Trump administration and the FCC of a retaliatory campaign to curb its free speech and pressure early renewal of eight ABC stations’ licenses. The suit argues government pressure targeted ABC for its editorial decisions and coverage, with ongoing regulatory actions surrounding The View and related DEI scrutiny.

Biden Administration To Purchase Millions More Vaccine Doses To Curb VirusReporting — Jan 26, 2021The Biden administration will purchase 200 million more coronavirus vaccines and funnel more to states now, in a bid to deliver on the U.S. president’s promise to curb the pandemic, a senior administration official said…

On X · @spencerprattSpencer Pratt Slams Hasan Piker as RadicalismPratt rejects Vox framing of Piker as mere distraction, claiming he was invited by DSA/communist figures sharing anti-American views; reactions heavily supportive of Pratt within right-leaning circles.355 likes · 1m

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