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  1. Here's a look at some of the highlights worth watching from late-night TV.

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    Our look at how China's spies are turning to the private sector to hire hackers, often in plain sight. The shift has fed a new onslaught of attacks, but also impacted discipline, with more hackers committing cybercrime on the side for pocket change.

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  3. The U.S. and its allies waged war for 20 years to try to defeat terrorists in Afghanistan. A double suicide bombing that killed dozens of people, including at least 13 American service members, in Kabul on Thursday demonstrated that they remain a threat.

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  4. Lt. Michael Byrd, the Capitol Police officer who fatally shot a rioter during the Jan. 6 attack, said that pulling the trigger had been a “last resort” that stopped the mob from killing lawmakers. "I know that day I saved countless lives," he said.

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    I really disagree with the framing around the tech press tonight that Apple's new settlement with developers represents a big concession. I don't see how this changes much. Some companies pretty much already do what Apple says it is suddenly allowing.

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    Djokovic has chased down all manner of milestones in his great career but he's never been on a tennis treasure hunt quite like this My latest:

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  7. The third accuser to testify at R. Kelly’s trial said that the singer told her he liked “young girls" and described himself as a “genius” who should be allowed to do what he wanted.

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  8. Inge Ginsberg — a Holocaust survivor who helped American spies in Switzerland during World War II, wrote songs in Hollywood and fronted a heavy metal act in her nineties — has died at 99.

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    Some parts of Tennessee hardest hit by the recent disastrous flooding, don’t have building codes. That’s right, no building codes. By

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  10. In what is a first in Germany, the city state of Hamburg will allow restaurants, hairdressers, clubs and religious institutions to bar entry to unvaccinated adults or those who have not built up immunity through a Covid infection.

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    New study on finds that 1 year after being hospitalized with Covid-19, 49% of patients still had at least one lingering health symptom.

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  12. The front page of The New York Times for Aug. 27, 2021.

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  13. Years of government decisions left Tennessee more exposed to deadly flooding, according to climate and disaster experts and a review of official data.

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    New: Tina Tchen has resigned as CEO of Time's Up in the wake of the Cuomo scandal. Sources have consistently been telling us that this crisis is "existential" and that the organization's survival and path forward are unclear.

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  15. In a move that will wipe out $1.1 billion in debt owed by 115,000 borrowers, the U.S. Education Department said that it would forgive the federal loans of students who attended ITT Technical Institute but left after March 2008 without completing a degree.

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  16. "We’re outraged as well as heartbroken," President Biden said in an address. "To those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes America harm, know this: We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay."

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    Broadway is launching a marketing campaign to remind fans of the joys of theatergoing as the industry seeks to boost ticket sales for the fall. The campaign features a video narrated by Oprah Winfrey and digital spots for outdoor, social and news sites.

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  18. Maryland on Thursday prepared to join a growing list of states that have decided to require students and teachers to wear masks in school to combat the wave of coronavirus cases sweeping the U.S.

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  19. The Supreme Court's ruling, which rejected President Biden’s latest moratorium on evictions, puts hundreds of thousands of tenants at risk of losing shelter.

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  20. How many words can you make with 7 letters? Try today’s Spelling Bee. Don’t forget, your words must include the center letter.

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