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Two Democrats Stun House by Voting for GOP Rule, Saving Johnson’s Agenda
Two House Democrats voted with Republicans on a procedural rule on September 1, saving Speaker Mike Johnson’s agenda and stunning Democratic leadership. The rare defection raises questions about party discipline heading into midterms.
Amazon Drops 2.5% as FTC Sues Over $20B Ad Surcharge Scheme
FTC and 22 states sue Amazon for allegedly manipulating ad auctions with hidden surcharges costing advertisers $20 billion. Stock falls 2.5% as legal pressure mounts.
Wright State Student Dies After ICE Ankle Monitor Placed on September 1
A 20-year-old Haitian Wright State student died after being placed on an ICE ankle monitor following the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti on July 27.
Wendell Berry, Kentucky Author and Agrarian Voice, Dies at 92
Wendell Berry, the Kentucky author and agrarian philosopher who published over 50 books and won the National Humanities Medal, has died at 92. He was a towering voice for sustainable farming and rural life.
Indiana Ends Ambulance Diversion Policy Starting September 1, 2026
Indiana hospitals can no longer divert ambulances due to overcrowding starting September 1, 2026. The state joins Massachusetts and Rhode Island in ending the 25-year practice that delayed critical care.
CBA Settles $249M Super Class Action; 500,000 Members to Benefit
CBA, Colonial First State, and Avanteos settle $249 million superannuation class action affecting 500,000 members. Settlement requires Federal Court approval but no admission of liability.
Trump Calls for FCC to Punish NBC’s Kristen Welker Over Endorsement Comments
Trump called for the FCC to punish NBC’s Kristen Welker after she said his primary endorsements had mixed results. The FCC lacks authority to punish journalists for on-air commentary under the First Amendment.
CBA Settles $249M Super Class Action on September 1, 2026
Commonwealth Bank settles $249M superannuation class action affecting 500,000+ Australians. Members allegedly lost millions in retirement savings due to below-market interest rates on cash deposits.
South Carolina’s Age-Based Mail Voting Law Ruled Unconstitutional on August 31
Federal appeals court rules South Carolina’s age-based absentee voting exemption for seniors violates the 26th Amendment, requiring the state to either extend no-excuse mail voting to all voters or eliminate it for voters 65 and older.