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August 13, 2026 Horoscope: Libra Should Slow Down, Plan Carefully and Watch Spending

For Thursday, August 13, 2026, the daily horoscope puts a strong emphasis on practical choices, self-control and knowing when to pause before making a commitment. For Libra, the message is especially focused on preparation, research and money management. Rather than rushing into a purchase, project or major change, Libra may benefit from gathering the facts…

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New Jersey Developer Takes Montgomery Township to Court Over AI Data Center Ban

A legal fight over artificial intelligence infrastructure is putting Montgomery Township in Somerset County at the centre of New Jersey’s growing debate over where large data centres should be built. E. Kahn Development, or EKD, the owner of a large former Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue campus in Montgomery Township, has filed a lawsuit challenging…

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Karoline Leavitt to Leave White House Press Role as She Chooses More Time With Her Family

Karoline Leavitt is preparing to leave her position as White House press secretary at the end of August, bringing a major change to President Donald Trump’s communications team just weeks after she returned from maternity leave. President Trump announced Leavitt’s planned departure on Wednesday, August 12, saying she would step away from the high-pressure White…

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Camden School Works to Reopen After Flood Forces Major Move Ahead of New School Year

Hope Community Charter School in Camden, New Jersey, is preparing for a major transition after severe flooding damaged much of its current building and forced school officials to find another location before students return to class. The school was affected by flash flooding during storms in early July. According to Principal Jennifer Smith, several inches…

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Greenland’s Petermann Glacier Loses a Massive Ice Section as Scientists Track What Comes Next

A major change has taken place at Greenland’s Petermann Glacier, where a large section of floating ice broke away and formed a new ice island in the Arctic. The event has drawn close attention from researchers because the detached ice is unusually large and because fractures had been developing across the glacier’s floating ice tongue…

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USS Abraham Lincoln Deployment Draws New Scrutiny as Families Raise Alarm Over Sailors’ Well-Being

The U.S. Navy is facing growing questions about the strain placed on sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as the aircraft carrier remains deployed in the Middle East months beyond its originally expected return. The latest concern centres on reports that multiple sailors aboard the carrier attempted, or were stopped from attempting, to go overboard…

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Guatemalan Man’s Death After Delaney Hall Detention Raises New Questions About ICE Reporting

A Guatemalan man who was detained at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, in July has died following a medical emergency, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. His death is now the third involving a person who had recently been detained at the immigration facility, bringing renewed attention to medical care, detention oversight…

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How a Fake Identity Scheme Turned Stolen Checks Into Millions in Real Money

A fraud operation that relied on fake identification documents, fraudulent businesses and stolen financial instruments allegedly moved millions of dollars through the U.S. banking system, showing how criminals can turn false identities into access to legitimate funds. One example from the scheme took place at a New Jersey bank in the summer of 2023. According…

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Social Security Could Get a Bigger Check in 2027, but Retirees May Still Feel the Squeeze

Millions of Americans who receive Social Security are watching inflation closely as they wait for the government to announce the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment. A new projection from the Senior Citizens League (TSCL) puts next year’s increase at 3.6%, which would be a noticeable step up from the 2.8% adjustment applied for 2026. The figure is…

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