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Is Michael Cohen Now in Line for a Trump Pardon?
In a press gaggle clip shared on X, Donald Trump said he would consider pardoning Michael Cohen “if everything is checking out,” a reversal with legal and political stakes after Cohen’s testimony in New York cases targeting Trump.
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‘Cut Off’: Vance says 870,000 suspected COVID loan fraudsters
According to The Post Millennial, JD Vance announced a permanent federal‑loan ban for roughly 870,000 people suspected of COVID‑era fraud, alongside a DOJ ‘Heartland’ surge. Several names, roles, figures, and enforcement details require independent verification.
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Inside the ‘Havana Syndrome’ Mystery: Herridge Cites 2021 Cases Tied to U.S. Research Site, Vet Points to Russia
Catherine Herridge told NewsNation her sources reported 2021 cases involving U.S. personnel—and a cluster tied to a Northern Virginia research site—while a Space Force veteran alleges multiple attacks at home.
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Paramount Seeks $1.88B Bond From AGs and WGA Trying to Block Warner Bros. Deal — ‘Costs of Delay Are Substantial’
California AG Rob Bonta leads a 12-state antitrust suit with the Writers Guild of America; Paramount cites the Clayton Act and Rule 65 in a push to require a bond.
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‘Open Bar Right There’: Scheffler Grabs a Beer After $10M FedEx Cup Win—and Passes Tiger in Career Money
NBC Sports reports the world No. 1 rallied to win the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup by three. In a Golf Digest–shared video, he marked it with a rare beer before media duties.
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162,000 Jobs in August? White House Hails ‘Blockbuster’ Gains as Factories and Builders Hire
A White House spokesman cites a 162,000-job August gain—“triple economists’ expectations”—with manufacturing and construction leading; multiple quoted analysts called the report a blowout.
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Mediaite Brands Newsmax ‘Great Replacement’ Exchange ‘Racist.’ Source Counters With Pew Numbers and a Schumer Quote—Where’s the Line?
A Mediaite write-up labeled a Newsmax interview’s ‘Great Replacement’ framing as “racist”; a source article argues demographic change is measurable and fair to debate, citing Pew figures and Chuck Schumer’s 2022 comments.
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Woody Harrelson Signs Letter Urging UK’s New PM to Probe COVID Vaccine Harm Claims — Western Journal
The Western Journal reports the actor joined signatories on an open letter urging Britain’s new prime minister to examine claims of COVID vaccine harm. Key details remain unverified.
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Grand Canyon Flash Flood Kills 1, Leaves 15 Missing; Boulders Swept Into Colorado River
The Western Journal reports one person died and 15 are missing after a Sunday flash flood in the Grand Canyon that sent boulders into the Colorado River.
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Enes Kanter Freedom challenges WNBA chief to public “peace summit” on player eligibility—says Caitlyn Jenner will moderate
In an Aug. 31 post on X, the former NBA center called for a public conversation with Commissioner Cathy Engelbert on “men in women’s sports” and said Caitlyn Jenner would moderate. The league’s stance wasn’t included in the source material.
