Coverage is concentrated on U.S. immigration policy, including record ICE arrest numbers, a Justice Department denaturalization push, a Senate proposal for a foreign-worker visa pilot, and migrant flows into Spain's Ceuta enclave. Other threads include election-related developments (Michigan primaries, a Senate primary, mail-in voting litigation), economic indicators (diesel prices, car sales, McDonald's affordability concerns), and scattered items on sports governance, health recalls, and public safety incidents.

The Washington Post
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Voters are picking nominees today for several Michigan districts that will be critical for control of the House come November. These are the key races: https://t.co/fZcDRA4sFd

Federal Reserve
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Save the date for the 2026 College Fed Challenge! The deadline to register is September 30. Hear what last year’s College Fed Challenge finalists had to say about their #FedChallenge experience. https://t.co/6P9g7zEAF6

Newsweek
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A bipartisan pair of senators proposed a visa pilot that would allow states to recruit foreign workers to address labor shortages. https://t.co/4l9WNjCz66

BBC News (World)
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Man went to Somalia 'in attempt to join Isis' https://t.co/Ja4vFjURUB

TIME
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More expansive than the island of Manhattan, Thacker Pass in northern Nevada is the biggest U.S. lithium-mining project developed in decades. https://t.co/Jho8JKYq5w

MarketWatch
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The richest 20% are buying most of the new cars sold in the U.S. https://t.co/IaMUHlg1tF

The Telegraph
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Hundreds of migrant children who poured across the Moroccan border into the Spanish territory of Ceuta could be sent to mainland Europe. Authorities in Ceuta said there were 862 children from Morocco in the Spanish enclave, but the migration centre in the North African territory https://t.co/3lgNLZn5Gz

The Times Of India
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Former India football captain Bhaichung Bhutia has said people have every right to protest and share their opinions, but using abusive or offensive language, particularly against the Prime Minister, is not appropriate. More details 🔗 https://t.co/JQK5nLZA5e Catch every update https://t.co/UggIZIi0A7
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