Page 1 Roundup (09/05)

The Daily News: Harlem homeowner faces $7 million debt over brownstone she borrowed $100,000 to buy in 1998; forced to sell properties, she may end up on streets

Slate: Joe Manchin will stay in the Senate because he could become its most powerful member

Billboard: In 1965, aRule-Breaking Barbra Streisand, just 23, won an Emmy for her first TV special, 'My Name Is Barbra'

Instagram: Aaron Schock having a "boys night out" ... in West Hollywood

The Hill: House Judiciary issues subpoena for information on Trump offer of pardons

Ex-Obama counsel Greg Craig found not guilty of lying over Ukraine-related work

Amazon: You just found the perfect Christmas present for your Barbie-loving friends

Dlisted: Linda Hamilton can't get enough of not having sex

New York Post: Man who rapped about killing girlfriend charged with her murder

This footlong lover has Mug Shot Monday potential

Page Six: Good news and bad news about a new HBO show: The good news is Martha Plimpton will star. The bad news: Lena Dunham is behind it.

People: See all the athletes in the buff in this year’s ESPN the Magazine’s Body, and proof Brooks Koepka shouldn’t have lost weight

The Washington Post: Hong Kong leader fully withdraws extradition bill, but protesters say it’s not enough

Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, who has served for 40 years, won’t seek reelection

The New York Times: U.K. lawmakers batter Boris Johnson again, defying him on Brexit and election

Lies are "truth" and truth is "lies" -- and I'm not sure we will ever rebound from this

That assault weapon ban? It really did work

Oracle to launch a new series of approximately 50 lower-tier professional tournaments in the United States designed to improve the pathway to the top for American and U.S.-based players

Bob Newhart on turning 90 and why his friendship with Johnny Carson was never the same

The Wall Street Journal: Wait, where did that burger go? Diners struggle with fast-moving digital menus

Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen’s new incarnation: Dramatic actor

Women’s Tennis Association is helping players go back to school