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Appointments news — September 3, 2026

Publications tagged with Appointments published on September 3, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsAppointmentsWarMiddle East

    Netanyahu Vows to Topple Iranian Regime

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly stated that Israel is working to overthrow the Iranian government. In interviews and public statements, Netanyahu has asserted that 'all our systems' are engaged in this effort and that the Iranian regime is 'breathing its last' or 'severely shaken'. He has also warned that if Iran attacks Israel, it would be its 'last attack'.
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    Republicans Avoid Trump's Midterm Convention

    Republicans are finding excuses to skip President Donald Trump's midterm convention, with at least 45 GOP candidates and members declining to attend. Reasons cited include prior obligations, personal conflicts, and the $25,000 minimum donation required for attendance. Many Republicans in competitive races prefer to spend time in their districts rather than associating with Trump so close to the election.
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    US House of Representatives to Consider Russia Sanctions Bill Starting September 14

    The US House of Representatives may begin consideration of a bill on additional sanctions against Russia from September 14, according to Republican Congressman Don Bacon. The bill, which allows for tariffs of up to 100% on goods of the largest buyers of Russian energy resources, has faced resistance from Democrats who fear it could grant Donald Trump excessive tariff powers. Republicans, who control the House, have no immediate plans to consider the bill. The Graham bill on 'hellish sanctions' against Russia has stalled in the House due to concerns it would expand Trump's tariff powers and increase oil prices, and is unlikely to be voted on before the November midterm elections.
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    FBI Investigates Massive Driver's License Data Leak on Darknet

    Over 153 million driver's license records from the US and Canada, including that of US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, were found on the darknet, sparking an FBI investigation. The data breach, which also includes 10 million identity cards and 580,000 medical records, was discovered by investigative journalist Brian Krebs. The compromised information was collected through a breach of a company that verifies identities for large corporations.
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