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U.S. government funds paid for pro-Trump ads after court stop order. Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson fails to form a government. Kacey Musgraves responds to Kristi Noem criticism amid campaign events. Region Dalarna forms new government after coalition change. Christian Thors receives award for Sweden's Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

Cornell University investigates fraternity incident and appoints Sally Yates for policy review. Cuba holds commemorative event for victims of 1976 Cubana flight attack. Sweden sends Patriot air defense system and personnel to Poland. FBI monitored travel of Trump family during Mar-a-Lago documents probe. Turnstile schedules free concert in Washington D.C. for humanitarian causes.

New York officials address reopened Cornell University rape case with appointments. Swedish Riksdag elects Andreas Norlén as speaker and names vice speakers. New York City mayor unveils task force to combat antisemitism. Maine senate nominee describes Gaza actions as genocide amid criticism. Car and motorcycle collide on E45 near Mora injuring one person.

Tom Cruise addresses artificial intelligence concerns and hosts royals at film premiere. Michigan Senate nominee faces criticism over abortion terminology at campus event. Florida board and policy group sue New York Times for corporate records access. Three injured in early morning shooting at villa in Hovslätt Sweden. Moderaterna resumes meetings in Riksdag first chamber hall after seat gains.

President Prabowo Subianto condemns experts spreading slander at party anniversary event. Former President Michelle Bachelet receives mixed votes in informal UN ballot. President Javier Milei highlights investments during visit to Bahia Blanca. City of Ekurhuleni dismisses suspended deputy police chief Julius Mkhwanazi. President Lula da Silva links scandal to prior administration at campaign rally.

Oasis documentary set to open in cinemas worldwide after UK premiere. Judge agrees to investigate mass migrant entry into Ceuta in July. Republican National Committee holds midterm convention in Dallas with Trump. Cage the Elephant announces Dying In Reverse tour for UK and Europe. Saarland minister calls for capping nursing home costs at 1500 euros.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has released the first trailer for the Neil Peart documentary. The Election Commission has removed over 13 crore names from draft rolls across 30 states and territories. Foreign portfolio investors directed 4.9 billion dollars into Indian initial public offerings recently. Olivia Rodrigo opened her first Daisy Chain Fields festival on August 31 in Irvine California. A purple voting bus has begun stopping in rural Uppsala municipality to facilitate early voting.

Florida congresswoman backs bill requiring influencer foreign payment disclosures. Bolsonaro film receives initial Brazilian registration certificate in August. Logistics billionaire Klaus-Michael Kühne dies at age eighty nine. Treasury secretary announces sanctions targeting Iran trade partners. Airbus Spain workers reject delay of indefinite strike starting August twenty five.

Fox releases trailer for second season of dramedy Best Medicine. Ecological Transition Minister praises Jean-Luc Mélenchon's climate proposals in interview. Andrés Manuel López Beltrán announces United States revocation of his visa. Seoul shares open sharply lower following overnight Wall Street losses. Utah prosecutors argue Tyler James Robinson eligible for death penalty in Kirk case.

Total solar eclipse darkens parts of Europe and northern Spain on August 12. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley wins Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary. Seoul shares open higher and close up for second session on August 12. President Donald Trump reviews blocking New York City pied-a-terre tax. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stresses no fees on Strait of Hormuz to Iran.