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Sep 8, 2026 2 min

Kitchen Briefs - September 8, 2026 PM

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Kitchen Briefs - September 8, 2026 PM At least two Iranian tankers have been struck by the US and the Iranian navy has warned it will be targeting oil tankers in the vicinity of Kuwaiti and Bahraini ports in response urging crews to leave their tankers Iran claims it has captured one of the US’s smartest submarines in the Strait of Hormuz which is a $2.5M autonomous underwater vehicle Lonnie Bunch, the head of Smithsonian has announced he’s going to retire saying he has very mixed emotions and heartfelt gratitude Trump claims he was rescued by two firemen on 9/11 but he wasn't there The DOJ is demanding testimony before a Florida grand jury aiming to establish an intelligence community conspiracy against Trump and the claims that Russia interfered in the election New York Mayor Mamdani released 170K pages of documents related to the air quality in New York City after 9/11 that prove city officials knew the air was toxic Today marked 100 days of protests in Albania against the luxury development that Jared Kushner and Ivanka want to make happen Sapporo has announced they are shifting non-alcoholic beer brewing from Canada to the US because of the tariffs The TSA is launching Gateside by TSA PreCheck for PreCheck members to enter the secured area to the gates without a ticket President Joe Biden says his radiation treatment for prostate cancer has worked as intended

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