Social media the latest in a line of Big Tech regulation targets since radio made waves in Congress

Today's news covers a wide range of topics, from politics to crime to history. In politics, a new bill that would strip the vice president of their authority when counting presidential votes has been proposed, while House Republicans have proposed higher taxes on university endowments to pay for Biden's student loan relief. Meanwhile, the king of England's representative has responded to claims that Prince Harry was told of his grandmother's death just five minutes before the public announcement.

In other news, social media is the latest target of Big Tech regulation, and Queen Elizabeth II's beloved corgis made an appearance before her burial service. Kelly Clarkson reunited with her original American Idol judges to receive her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and Sylvester Stallone was spotted holding hands with his wife in a new Instagram post, sparking reconciliation rumors amid their divorce.

Finally, the University of Tampa student killed in a shooting has been identified as 19-year-old New York native, and Democrats are facing an uphill battle to keep control of the House.

• A bill that would strip the vice president of their authority when counting presidential votes, backed by Cheney, is proposed.
• Queen Elizabeth II is buried with her beloved Prince Philip and King Charles III will hold a private funeral.
• House Republicans propose higher taxes on university endowments to pay for Biden's student loan relief.
• King Charles' rep responds to a claim that Prince Harry was told of queen's death five minutes before the public.
• Social media is the latest in a line of Big Tech regulation targets since radio made waves in Congress.
• Queen Elizabeth II's beloved corgis: Prince Andrew makes a pit stop before the burial service.
• Kelly Clarkson reunites with the original 'American Idol' judges to receive her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
• Sylvester Stallone holds hands with his wife in a new Instagram post, sparking reconciliation rumors amid divorce.
• The University of Tampa student killed in a late-night shooting is identified as 19-year-old New York native.
• Sanctuary cities are places where undocumented immigrants can find safety from deportation.
• Brit Hume suggests that Biden will not run for office again in 2024.
• Florida AG Ashley Moody says that Biden and Congress need to start taking the fentanyl crisis seriously.
• Hurricane Fiona is causing an island-wide blackout in Puerto Rico.
• Newsom v DeSantis is a battle between the two governors.
• Mayhem at UNM is a reference to the University of New Mexico.
• Adam Laxalt says Cortez Masto is a rubber stamp for Biden.
• Democrats face an uphill battle to keep control of the Hill.
• Buttigieg is confronted on the 'erroneously named' Inflation Reduction Act, celebration amid high prices.
• The 49ers dominate the Seahawks in NFC West matchup, but comes at the cost of Trey Lance's season.
• Cooper Rush fills in for Dak Prescott and leads the Cowboys to a win over the Bengals.
• New York's MLB and NFL teams end nearly 13-year skid with wins on Sunday.
• A royal biographer offers a glimpse into Queen Elizabeth II's childhood: She learned the 'virtues of detachment'.
• Democrats are guilty of the exact same things they rail against: Steve Hilton.
• On this day in history, Sept. 19, 1796, President George Washington issues his Farewell Address.
• Tim Scott suggests 'The Inflation Acceleration Act' is a better name for Biden's legislation.
• A North Carolina shooting leaves an Army paratrooper dead.
• A Chicago shooting leaves three people in critical condition.
• Anita Vogel on government plans to give homeless cash: 'Why not take the money and help to give people jobs?'
• Los Angeles mayoral candidate Rep. Karen Bass says she doesn't feel safe in the city after a burglary.
• Mayor Eric Adams says NYC is considering legal action against Texas in response to migrant buses.