Daily Briefing: Georgia school shooting, Trump and Harris address election, debate updates, wildfire updates, Israel and Hamas conflict, NFL news, Taylor Swift releases new music, Paralympics updates

A tragic shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia took the lives of two students and two teachers, sparking mourning and vigils in the community. The shooter, a 14-year-old student named Colt Gray, has been charged with murder. The FBI had received tips about online threats involving the shooter but did not take further action. In another news, the Rail Ridge wildfire in Oregon has consumed over 61,000 acres and is 0% contained. Meanwhile, a potential cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas is in discussion, with key elements being negotiated to bring relief to both parties. The NFL season opener, featuring a match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens is scheduled for tonight. Additionally, Vice President Kamala Harris is leading former President Donald Trump by 48%-43% in a recent poll ahead of their debate on September 10. Team USA’s Tatyana McFadden won her 21st Paralympic medal, tying the record for the most Paralympic track and field medals won by a U.S. athlete. The community in Georgia is in shock and mourning after the tragic school shooting, while firefighters continue to battle the uncontained Rail Ridge wildfire in Oregon. Discussions for a potential cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas are ongoing, and the NFL season opener is tonight featuring a match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens. Vice President Kamala Harris is leading in polls against former President Donald Trump ahead of their debate, and Team USA’s Tatyana McFadden has tied a record for the most Paralympic track and field medals won by a U.S. athlete.

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