August 25, 2026: Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’ for Iran Must Overcome a…; Supreme Court Allows Trump Plan to Restrict…; Trump’s super PAC drops more than $800K on Graham…

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   Politics · 2 sources

   Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’ for Iran Must Overcome a Troubled History

   The readThe U.S. has spent 20 years promising ‘crippling sanctions’ on Iran.

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   Politics · 2 sources

   Supreme Court Allows Trump Plan to Restrict Mail-In Voting, for Now
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   Politics · 2 sources

   Trump’s super PAC drops more than $800K on Graham in South Carolina
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   Politics · 2 sources

   Ontario’s Ford warns US power could be cut as he trades insults with Trump

   The readOntario Premier Doug Ford on Monday threatened to cut the province’s power exports to the U.S. as a trade war with President Trump plays out publicly for a second time.

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   Business · 2 sources

   Zillow and Redfin settle FTC antitrust case

   The readZillow and Redfin reached a settlement with the FTC, which requires Redfin to reenter the rental advertising business.

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   World · 2 sources

   Iran faces 'greatest financial offensive ever', says US treasury secretary

   The readThe supplied reporting indicates a move from fresh sanctions to a stated objective of severing all U.S. economic ties with Iran and financially isolating third-country partners.

   Why it mattersIf implemented as Bessent describes, the measures would target not only Iran’s access to U.S. economic ties but also financial relationships between Iran and other nations. Iran has publicly signaled a response, though neither report specifies what that response would entail.

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   World · 4 sources

   Prince Harry steps down from board of wildlife charity

   The readPrince Harry has quit the board of a wildlife charity which last year admitted human rights abuses by its rangers.

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   Politics · 2 sources

   Landslide at waste mound in Guinea capital kills 30, government says

   The readThe supplied reporting records a fatal collapse after a minister had recently promised to move the Conakry dump site; it does not provide an earlier casualty count or a timeline for that promised relocation.

   Why it mattersThe reported 30 deaths and damage to nearby homes place the Conakry dump’s proximity to residential areas at the center of the incident. The prior ministerial promise to move the site may face renewed scrutiny, but no government action following the collapse is reported.