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Politics news — September 2, 2026 - Page 3

Politics publications published on September 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 3.

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    Odessa Under Heavy Russian Strikes: Energy Infrastructure and Ports Hit

    Odessa, Ukraine's largest port city, has been subjected to heavy Russian strikes, with multiple explosions reported across the city. The attacks, which began around 10:30 AM local time, targeted energy infrastructure and port facilities, including the Odessa Thermal Power Plant, ports of Odessa and Chernomorsk, and drone assembly workshops. Russian forces used a combination of weapons, including guided air bombs (FAB), 'Geran' drones, 'Bandera' missiles, and 'Banderol' winged missiles. The strikes have caused power outages, fires, and damage to equipment and facilities. Casualties have been reported, including three people injured, one of whom is a child. The attacks come amid ongoing discussions about possible changes on the front lines and the next steps of Russian forces after 80 hours of strikes.
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    Deshaun Watson's Future with Browns in Doubt as Critics Predict Short Leash

    Deshaun Watson has been named the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, but his future with the team is in question as critics predict he won't last long. Former NFL star Chad Ochocinco believes Watson has a 'very short' leash and could lose his starting job by Week 3 if the Browns start the season 0-2. Watson's history with the Browns, including his poor performance and injuries, has fans booing him during preseason games. Head coach Todd Monken has admitted that he didn't study Watson's previous performances with the Browns before naming him the starter, further fueling speculation about Watson's future with the team. CBS Sports' Douglas Clawson has even predicted that Watson's Week 1 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars will be his final NFL appearance.
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