Special Counsel to Indict Hunter Biden 

Special Counsel David Weiss says he plans to seek a grand jury indictment of Hunter Biden before the end of the month, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

The filing came in relation to Biden’s gun possession case, in which he’s accused of lying about drug use while possessing a gun, but prosecutors didn’t specify what specific charges they’d seek.

Weiss was appointed Special Counsel after a plea deal between Biden and the Justice Department fell apart under a judge’s questioning in court.

Cars Labeled Worst ‘Privacy Nightmare’ in U.S.

Cars are the worst products in America at protecting consumers’ data and privacy, according to a new report from the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation, which reviewed 25 auto brands and labeled them all a “privacy nightmare.”

Cars have become data-gobbling digital machines that offer consumers no privacy protections when selling personal data to third-party companies, many of which partner with carmakers.

Nissan is upfront in saying it can collect whatever data it wants, including immigration status, sexual orientation, and health status. Mozilla says none of the 25 brands met even minimum privacy standards.

Irish Town Bans Smartphones for All Children

Parents in an Irish town outside Dublin have banded together in a pioneering program to ban smartphones for all children until they finish elementary school. The goal is to have no child feel they’re the only ones without a phone.

The agreement is voluntary, but parent associations at all eight schools in the town of Greystones have agreed to pull the plug on phones for younger children in an effort to fight anxiety and exposure to adult material.

The Irish health minister has called for the plan to be implemented nationally, comparing it to governments regulating “food and drink and medicines.”

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➤ The Air Force launched an unarmed ICBM Wednesday to demonstrate that the military’s nuclear deterrent is still fully operational. The Air Force denied speculation that the test was meant for North Korea. (More) 

➤ Russian missiles killed 17 people in a crowded Ukranian market just as Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visited Kyiv to announce a new military assistance package worth more than $1 billion. (More) 

➤ India may change its official name to Bharat to cement its current government’s push for Hindi nationalism. Officials in Pakistan say that if the name becomes available, they’d like to take it and rename their country “India.” (More) 

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➤ Soccer superstar Lionel Messi sparked a huge surge in subscriptions to Apple TV’s Major League Soccer season pass. Messi’s first game for Inter-Miami saw 110,000 new subscriptions, compared to 6,000 the day before. (More) 

➤ American tennis has a new star in Ben Shelton, an unseeded 20-year-old who defeated No. 10 seed Frances Tiafoe in the U.S. Open semi-finals on Tuesday. Shelton will face Novak Djokovic on Friday for a berth in the final. (More)

➤ Duke quarterback Riley Leonard led his team to its biggest win in modern history on Monday against Clemson, but his professor rejected his plea for a homework extension via a video that’s gone viral. (See Video)

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➤ Big Stock Move: AeroVironment shares shot up 20% Wednesday on earning results that easily topped expectations for the drone manufacturer, whose products are proving themselves in the Ukraine war. (More) 

➤ The head of the United Auto Workers says the union will strike any Detroit carmaker who hasn’t reached a deal by the contract deadline on Sept. 14. The UAW is asking for a 32-hour week with a 46% pay raise. (More)

➤ The Rolling Stones will release “Hackney Diamonds,” their first new studio album in 18 years on Oct. 20. The septuagenarian group released the lead single, “Angry,” on Wednesday. (More)

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➤ Hawaiian astronomers discovered an immense bubble of galaxies 820 million light-years from Earth. They named it Ho’oleilana, a term drawn from a Hawaiian creation chant. (See Illustration) 

➤ The fossil of a bizarre bird-like dinosaur that lived 150 million years ago was found in southeastern China. Scientists say the creature, named the Fujianvenator prodigiosus, could help them understand the history of birds. (See Image)

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➤ Harvard has been named 2023’s worst school for free speech by FIRE, a watchdog organization for speech rights. The school earned a score of zero out of 100 because nine Harvard professors have faced discipline or were fired for things they said. (More) 

➤ A Florida man was arrested by the Coast Guard after trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a homemade human hamster wheel. It was not his first attempt, nor his first arrest, for the same endeavor. (See Hamster Wheel)

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