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Palestinian officials report that Israeli airstrikes have killed 16 people in the Gaza Strip, including five women and four children.

“Shogun” won best drama series in a record year, while “Hacks” was the surprise winner of best comedy series at the Emmy Awards. “Shogun” won best actor and best actress on Sunday, as stars Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada became the first Japanese actors to win an Emmy. In total, the show won 18 Emmys, a record for a single season. “The Bear” won four, including best actor for Jeremy Allen White. But the best comedy award was surpassed by “Hacks,” which also won best comedy actress for Jean Smart. “Baby Reindeer” won four, including two Emmys for creator and star Richard Gadd.

• A ‘Trump Train’ convoy surrounded a Biden-Harris bus. Was it political violence?
• Vice President Kamala Harris is trying to attract black voters without making her identity as a woman of color central to her campaign.
• Time is running out for local governments to use billions of dollars in federal pandemic aid.
• TikTok is going to court over a US law that could lead to a ban on the popular platform.
• Tech billionaire returns to Earth after first private spacewalk.
• Astronauts trapped in space reflect on their abandonment and how they are adapting to life in space.
• Striking Boeing factory workers say they are willing to wait for a better contract.
• Jackson 5 member Tito Jackson has died at the age of 70, his family said.
• ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Tops the Box Office Again; Conservative Documentary ‘Am I Racist’ Enters Top 5 Box Office
• Funerals are being held for the teenage boy and math teacher killed in a shooting at a Georgia high school.
• 4 injured at Brooklyn train station after officers shoot man with knife.
• New York City mayor’s top legal adviser resigns amid mounting investigations.
• Walgreens must pay $106 million to settle allegations that the company submitted false payment claims for prescriptions.
• Boar’s Head closes Virginia plant amid deadly listeria outbreak.
• According to a report, victims of the Hawaii wildfires were only able to survive a few blocks before becoming trapped by the flames.
• US consumer confidence rose for the second straight month, but remains subdued.
• The Chiefs convert on a last-second field goal to beat the Bengals, the Seahawks need overtime to beat the Patriots, the Buccaneers get revenge for last season’s playoff loss to the Lions, a new team tops the final college football standings, the Yankees and Guardians close in on a baseball playoff spot, and NASCAR goes to a wild finale in Watkins Glen.
• Dodgers manager raises possibility of Shohei Ohtani pitching in playoffs.
• Congolese court sentences 3 Americans and 34 others to death for coup.
• Gisèle Pélicot, drugged and raped, has become the symbol of the fight against sexual violence in France.
• Ugandan athlete who died after her partner set her on fire will receive a military funeral.
• WHO grants first approval for mpox vaccine to step up fight against disease in Africa.
• In this week’s AP Religion Roundup, Pope Francis weighs in on both sides of the U.S. presidential election.

Host Terry Lipshetz is the managing editor of Lee Enterprises’ national newsroom. In addition to producing the daily Hot off the Wire news podcast, Terry conducts periodic interviews for the Behind the Headlines program, co-hosts the Streamed & Screened film and television program, and is the former producer of Across the Sky, a podcast dedicated to weather and climate.