Putin says grain deal won’t be renewed until demands met
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the Black Sea grain export deal will not be restored until Western nations fulfill Moscow's demands on its agricultural exports. Erdogan urged a swift breakthrough while Baerbock criticized the move as cynical as both sides push for a package to unblock shipments and global food supplies.
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Jill Biden tests positive for COVID amid hurricane trip
First Lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19 with mild symptoms. President Biden tests negative and will continue regular testing. Jill remains at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, while Biden returns to the White House after accompanying her to Florida for Idalia damage assessment. Smash Mouth frontman Steve Harwell dies at 56 in Boise. He suffered acute liver failure. band known for All Star and Walkin’ on the Sun.
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UAW Demands Challenge Automakers Ahead of Sept Strike
The UAW pushes for a 46 percent pay raise a 32 hour week with 40 hours pay and restoration of pensions from GM Stellantis and Ford. With a Sept 14 contract deadline looming, automakers say the list is unrealistic as profits rise and EV shift accelerates. A strike against one or more firms could raise vehicle prices amid fierce competition.
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Kansas Judge Urges Oversight On Traffic Stop Practices
Judge Vratil urges a court monitor or master to oversee Kansas Highway Patrol on traffic stops, seeking mandatory driver rights disclosure, audio and video retention, and strict search procedures amid ACLU lawsuits and state objections. The dispute centers on how to curb constitutional rights violations while maintaining patrol effectiveness.
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