Deadline for Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon expires, but troops will stay

Nichola Corr, 51, received £3,500 from Suffolk Police after officers were caught on bodycam laughing at her sex toys and mishandling her underwear during a raid related to a family member's alleged drug involvement. The police acknowledged the officers' behavior as "unacceptable and unprofessional," leading to a loss of trust for Corr, whose marriage deteriorated post-incident. Want More Context? 🔎

The Trump administration is contemplating investing in domestic defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, as Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick indicated ongoing discussions about financing munitions acquisitions. This approach follows recent government stakes in companies like Intel and raises concerns about the implications of increased federal involvement in the private sector, particularly regarding corporate independence and market dynamics. Want More Context? 🔎

President Trump expressed his best wishes to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce following their engagement, calling Swift a "terrific person." The announcement came amid various news in politics, including Trump's ongoing criticisms of the Federal Reserve and comments on crime and law enforcement policies. Want More Context? 🔎

Canada is lifting tariffs on U.S. alcoholic beverages, a move celebrated by the U.S. liquor industry, but provincial bans on American spirits remain in place, limiting impact. While some provinces are beginning to lift restrictions, sales of U.S. products have plummeted, significantly affecting revenue for both U.S. distillers and Canadian retailers. Want More Context? 🔎

A person infectious with measles traveled from Bali to Brisbane on August 19, prompting health authorities to list several exposure sites, including Brisbane Airport and local stores. Individuals who were present during the specified times are urged to monitor for symptoms, as measles is highly contagious and can cause severe illness. Want More Context? 🔎

Lawyers for former special counsel Jack Smith defended him against an ethics probe into his investigations of President Trump, calling the allegations "imaginary and unfounded." The probe, initiated by the Office of the Special Counsel regarding potential Hatch Act violations, was criticized by Smith's attorneys, who asserted that his decisions were based solely on evidence and not influenced by political factors. Want More Context? 🔎