Hurricane Dorian-related deaths have reached the United States as it heads east up the U.S. coast; China and the United States are set to resume trade talks in October; The U.S. has slapped a $4.5 million fine on Michigan State University over its handling of the Larry Nassar scandal; And in the UK, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is renewing his push for a snap election next month in a bid to gain support for his stance on Brexit.
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