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  • Supreme Court Lets White House Ballroom Build Continue | Spokane News

    The Supreme Court just gave the White House green light to keep building its controversial new ballroom complex — in a razor-thin 5-4 decision. The project, already 65% complete and packed with underground security features, faced legal fire from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which argued it was built without Congress’s approval. The administration defended it as essential for national security, citing threats and assassination attempts. Chief Justice Roberts dissented, calling the project “likely unlawful” and reminding everyone that presidents are temporary tenants of the White House — not owners. The majority ruled the preservation group lacked standing to sue and that stopping construction could cause irreparable harm. For now, the bulldozers stay on track — but the legal battle over congressional authority, historic preservation, and presidential power is far from over.

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  • Lionel Richie Hospitalized After Concert | Spokane News

    Lionel Richie, 77, was hospitalized in St. Louis after reportedly feeling unwell during a concert, requesting a chair for his final song—following a similar incident in June. Expected to be released by Tuesday, his rep hasn’t commented. Fans mark the 43rd anniversary of “All Night Long” as Richie, still active on “American Idol” and social media, prepares for his next show in San Francisco—while his daughter Nicole enjoyed a LA concert undeterred.

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  • Oil Prices Shake Markets | Spokane News

    Oil prices surge, rattling markets and reigniting inflation fears as the Fed eyes another rate hike—energy and semiconductors lead gains amid global tensions and cautious investor sentiment.

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  • Spokane Fair 2026 Lineup Revealed | Spokane News

    Get ready for the Spokane County Interstate Fair 2026 — where rodeo thrills, demolition derby chaos, and top-tier music collide! Kick off with classic rodeo action on Sept. 11-12, including “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” night (tickets $12+). Then hit the Grandstand for major concerts: Gretchen Wilson & The Band Perry (Sept. 15), Daughtry (Sept. 16), and rising star Nate Smith (Sept. 17) — all priced between $45-$80. Don’t miss the Truck & Tractor Pull (Sept. 18) and Demolition Derby (Sept. 19-20) for just $11-$17. Beyond the main stage? Loads more fun across the fairgrounds — it’s a full-on festival for everyone.

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  • Trump vs Data Centers | Spokane News

    Trump’s pushing back hard on local opposition to data centers, calling communities that resist them “backwards and poor,” while touting their job creation, tax benefits, and role in keeping the U.S. competitive with China—despite growing nationwide backlash from voters across the political spectrum who fear their environmental and community impacts.

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  • Trump's Approval Hits Career Low | Spokane News

    Trump’s approval rating hits a career-low 33%, fueled by economic anxiety and growing discontent over the Iran conflict — a troubling sign for Republicans heading into midterms, as independents overwhelmingly favor Democrats in key races.

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  • AI Trained on Copyrighted Music | Spokane News

    Sony and Warner Music are suing Anthropic, the maker of Claude AI, accusing them of stealing hundreds of copyrighted songs—including works by The Beatles, Taylor Swift, and Michael Jackson—to train their AI. Publishers claim Claude can regurgitate lyrics verbatim, and this isn’t the first time Anthropic’s faced these lawsuits—Universal Music Group has sued twice before. Authors and news outlets are also joining the legal fray as AI companies increasingly face IP infringement claims. While Anthropic settled with authors for $1.5 billion last year, Sony and Warner argue that’s not enough to stop what they see as a business model built on copyright theft. Anthropic counters it’s the same legal team recycling old arguments and insists training AI falls under fair use, citing prior court rulings. The publishers are seeking up to $150K per infringed work and an injunction to halt further use—highlighting the escalating clash between AI innovation and intellectual property rights.

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  • Judge Rules Against Bank’s Trust | Spokane News

    A judge just nixed a $1.71 billion lawsuit from the former parent of Silicon Valley Bank, ruling that a trust overseeing the claim must shoulder blame for executives’ risky moves—loading up on bonds and mortgage-backed securities that collapsed as rates rose. The fallout triggered a bank run, devastated tech startups reliant on SVB, and sparked the collapses of Signature and First Republic banks. The court found CFOs, treasurers, and directors negligent for approving reckless bets, rejecting defenses that blamed FDIC asset sales. With a 12-day trial behind it, the case isn’t done—the FDIC is still suing 17 ex-executives, including the CEO, seeking billions in damages over alleged gross negligence.

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  • Soul Food Sips Sounds Spokane | Spokane News

    Spokane’s second annual Soul Food, Sips & Sounds is set for Saturday, September 5th, from noon to 5 PM downtown on Wall Street — a vibrant celebration of African American history and culture. Featuring powerhouse performances like the Voices of Calvary Gospel Choir and Vibe Check Band with Monee LaTrice, plus ’70s-’80s line dancing and food trucks, it’s more than fun — every dollar from the beverage garden funds the History Holders Video Archive Project and the dream of an Inland Northwest African American Museum. Come taste, groove, learn, and honor the legacy that shapes Spokane’s soul.

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  • Spokane County Fair Guide 2026 | Spokane News

    Get ready for the Spokane County Interstate Fair, running September 11–20, 2026—where rides, food, and big shows await. Check the official site for daily schedules, ticket deals, free admission days, and grandstand highlights. Plus, a sweet nod to the beloved mascot Cedar for longtime fans. Don’t miss out!

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