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Team Europe surged to a commanding 5.5-2.5 lead over Team USA on the first day of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, with standout performances from Tommy Fleetwood and Jon Rahm. The early dominance sets the stage for a potential repeat of Europe’s past victories in the tournament.
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Bruce Springsteen criticized the Democratic Party for alienating Americans with its far-left policies and insisted that President Trump belongs in the ‘trash heap of history.’ The rock icon, known for anthems like ‘Born to Run,’ has long been vocal in his political views, supporting various Democratic candidates over the years.
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Vice President JD Vance has warned of a potential government shutdown, linking it to Kamala Harris’ book tour. The discussion highlights growing political tensions over the issue.
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Judge Michael S. Nachmanoff, a Biden appointee, has presided over significant cases, including the 2019 arraignment of two Giuliani associates. The federal courthouse in Alexandria, Va., recently hosted these proceedings.
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President Gustavo Petro of Colombia has demanded that the United Nations investigate the United, the move is seen as ironic given the U.S.’s historical role in Colombia’s political and social landscape.
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Pro-life activists affiliated with the 4’th Days for Life organization have organized rallies outside abortion clinics throughout the nation. These demonstrations are part of a broader movement to advocate for the protection of fetal life and to influence public opinion on abortion policies.
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President Trump has announced new tariffs on foreign pharmaceuticals and furniture, citing national security concerns under Section 232. These measures bypass traditional trade litigation routes, raising questions about their legality and impact on global markets.
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President Donald Trump has indicated that a potential agreement to end the Israel-Gaza conflict could be imminent. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has firmly rejected the idea of establishing a Palestinian state, calling it ‘madness.’
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Pro golfer Jake Knapp is devastated after the death of his girlfriend Makena White, who was remembered as ‘one of a kind.’ Her friends and family expressed deep sorrow, highlighting her unique ability to bring joy and love to everyone she met.
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Ukraine’s industrial output rose 3.2% in July 2025 compared to July 2024, following a 2.9% increase in June and a 1.6% decline in May, according to a recent report. The State Statistics Service highlighted the sector’s fluctuating performance, underscoring ongoing challenges and recovery efforts.
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President Donald Trump has announced he will declassify all classified documents related to Amelia Earhart’s final flight and disappearance over the Pacific, nearly 30 years after the aviation pioneer vanished in 1937.
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Ukrainian farmers have harvested 30.42 million tonnes of grain from 63% of their sown fields as of September 26, but the yield is 11.3% below last year’s levels. The Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture report highlights concerns over agricultural productivity.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned international critics of Israel, labeling those who recognize Palestinian statehood as ‘insane.’ His fiery speech at the United Nations, covered by Fox News, highlights the deepening tensions over the Israeli-Palestinain conflict.
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A member of the Georgetown College Republicans board demanded a full investigation of a leftist gun club after its recruitment flyers referenced the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Georgetown University reported the incident to the FBI, stating it does not tolerate calls for violence.
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Hungarian FM criticizes Ukraine’s alleged anti-Hungarian policy, citing mutual entry bans on military personnel. The dispute highlights escalating tensions between the two nations.
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Rep. Cory Mills is facing a restraining order request from Lindsay Langston over allegations of causing emotional distress. The case comes amid broader controversies in his political career, including a withdrawn assault allegation and an ethics investigation into potential conflicts of interest.
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New Jersey Gubernatorial Race Intensifies Over Naval Academy Scandal Involving Candidate and Husband
A 1994 cheating scandal at the U.S. Naval Academy, initially involving New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill, now also implicates her husband, Jason Hedberg, according to reports. The scandal emerged after the National Archives improperly released private military records, revealing Sherrill was excluded from her graduation ceremony, though she was later cleared for service.…
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The first day of the Ryder Cup saw Team USA and Europe clash in thrilling matches, with key players like Scottie Scheffler playing pivotal roles. The results set the stage for the rest of the competition, raising questions about Team’s ability to recover and secure a win.
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LSU running back Caden Durham, who injured his ankle last week against SE Louisiana, is doubtful for Saturday’s game against Ole Miss, sources told ESPN. The injury has raised concerns about his availability for the crucial matchup against the Rebels.
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Florida Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov is expected to miss seven to nine months after having surgery to address ACL and MCL injuries to his knee. The 27-year-old forward will miss significant time during the 2023-24 NHL season and may not be ready for the start of the 2024-25 campaign.
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U.S. captain Keegan Bradley defended his pairings picks and said he’s not worried about Scottie Scheffler, who was winless in two matches Friday and will be in action again Saturday morning.
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The European team dominated the first two sessions of the Ryder Cup, with Tommy Fleetwood, Rory McIlroy, and Jon Rahm securing victories without losing a single match. Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau failed to earn any points for the U.S. team, contributing to the European advantage of 5.5-2.5.
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Turkish imports of Russian oil have fallen due to competition from other suppliers, sanctions, and pressure from the United States, Reuters reported Sept. 26. This marks a shift in Turkey’s energy strategy amid international tensions.
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Will Cain explores public hypocrisy and memory loss regarding the Comey indictment. The segment also covers Kimmel’s return and Trump’s Ryder Cup involvement.
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Ukraine’s steel industry is suffering from rising electricity prices, higher rail tariffs, increased scrap exports, weak conditions on international markets, and a lack of protection for the domestic market, Kamet Steel CEO Oleksandr Tretyakov said at a meeting with Prime Minister Yuliya Svyrydenko in Dnipro. The CEO emphasized that the industry’s struggles are exacerbated by…
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During a recent episode of ‘The Will Cain Show’, Donald Trump and James Comey discussed the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) involvement in FISA surveillance. Trump expressed concerns about the DOJ’s conduct during the FBI’s investigation into his campaign, while Comey defended the agency’s actions.
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Sinclair and Nexstar have decided to restore ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ to their broadcast schedules following its previous removal. The move reflects a shift towards considering viewer preferences in programming decisions.
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During an interview on ‘The Story,’ Iranian-American journalist Masih Alinejad challenged Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s claim that Iran does not instigate terrorism. Alinejad criticized the Iranian government’s human rights violations and suppression of dissent.
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Electronic Arts is nearing a $50 billion deal to go private, potentially making it the largest leveraged buyout in history. The transaction, led by Silver Lake and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, is expected to be announced soon, marking a significant shift in the gaming industry’s ownership structure.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has extended its previous order, allowing the Trump administration to continue withholding nearly $5 billion in foreign aid funds. Justice Elena Kagan, along with Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson, dissented, arguing that the action prevents funds from reaching their intended recipients.
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Senior Russian lawmaker Vladimir Volodin has dismissed the concept of AI deputies, stating that human oversight remains essential in governance. The AI minister in Albania will be responsible for overseeing a new public contracts portfolio, a role that has traditionally been managed by human officials.
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A team of suspected Chinese hackers has infiltrated US software developers and law firms, according to Mandiant. The breach is described as a significant cyber incident, comparable to Russia’s SolarWinds breach in 2020.
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Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on federal charges, sparking immediate political backlash. Democratic leaders have condemned the move as an attack on the rule of law.
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Acting US Attorney Nancy Larson of Northern Texas has denounced apps that track ICE agents as a danger to lives and law enforcement, citing new video that shows ICE agents protecting detainees. The video is said to disprove claims made in a recent report by ‘America Reports’ that the agency is acting improperly.
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Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee announced that federal forces, including over a dozen agencies and the National, Guard, will deploy to Memphis next week. This move aligns with President Trump’s strategy to address crime, contrasting with leaders in California and Illinois who have been more resistant to such measures.
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Federal prosecutors have charged Javan Tooley, the CEO of a Massachusetts nonprofit focusing on criminal record expungement, with distributing cocaine near his office. Tooley faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and up to $8 million in fines.
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The court has scheduled the first appearance date for former FBI Director James Comey in his indictment. The case has drawn considerable attention due to its implications for law enforcement and national security.
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Katie Pavlich, a conservative commentator, argues that President Donald Trump prioritizes cultural issues over political strategy, as highlighted during his recent appearance at the Ryder Cup. The discussion on ‘The Five’ panel also addresses the current state of the Democratic Party.
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Iranian dissidents have protested outside the U.N. General Assembly in New, denouncing Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s speech. They demand political reform and greater freedoms within Iran.
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A new study suggests that vitamin B3 (nicotinamide) at 500 mg twice daily may reduce the risk of skin cancers like basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma in veterans over 25 years. Researchers found a 14% reduction in skin cancer risk and a 54% lower recurrence rate among those who began taking the supplement…
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The Five co-hosts have sparked debate by discussing recent anti-I.C.E. riots near Chicago and the reluctance of some Democrats to modify their inflammatory rhetoric. The segment has drawn criticism for its alleged bias toward conservative viewpoints.
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US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that a deal to end the war in Gaza is close, following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s commitment to eliminate Hamas in the enclave. Trump and Netanyahu are set to meet in Washington on Monday, with the proposed plan including a permanent ceasefire, the release of all hostages,…
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Justin Rose’s birdie putt gave Team Europe a key point. This moment highlights the strategic importance of individual performances in team competitions.
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has allowed Boeing to resume certifying certain new 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner aircraft. This decision follows a comprehensive review by the agency, which concluded that Boeing has fulfilled the required safety and regulatory standards to regain its certification authority.
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Steve Witkoff’s son is seeking funds from Gulf states including Qatar, which have previously invested in Witkoff family projects to win favor with President Trump. The son’s dealings highlight the intersection of diplomacy and investment.
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Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of having an ‘anti-Hungarian obsession,’ claiming he is ‘losing his mind.’ The comment highlights growing diplomatic tensions between Hungary and Ukraine over historical and geopolitical issues.
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Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier has announced legal action against schools that block Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapters, calling such efforts discriminatory. This move follows a surge in TPUSA chapter requests, fueled by the organization’s increased visibility after the assassination of co-founder Charlie Kirk.
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A CSIS study found left-wing terror incidents hit a 30-year high in 2025 as assassinations of figures like Charlie Kirk and Brian Thompson draw national attention. Prosecutors have charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in the Sept. 10 killing of Kirk as he addressed an audience at Utah Valley University.
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President Trump has cast the indictment as ‘justice’ rather than revenge, but his own words and actions cast doubt on that assertion. During a press briefing on Friday, Trump attempted to justify his quest for legal action by asserting that the indictments are a form of necessary justice.
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Nathan Gill, the former leader of Reform UK in Wales, has pleaded guilty to bribery charges in connection with his time in the European Parliament. The admission comes as he faces scrutiny over previous statements aligning with pro-Russia positions, raising concerns about potential corruption and foreign influence in British politics.
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Nexstar Media Group and Sinclair Broadcast Group have resumed airing ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ on their ABC affiliate stations after a tense standoff with Disney. The decision reflects a commitment to First Amendment rights and community interests, following the host’s controversial remarks about the Charlie Kirk assassination.
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A Halloween display in Houston’s Second Ward neighborhood has ignited controversy over its provocative symbolism. The display features mannequins wearing red hats hanging from gallows under a Mexican flag, sparking outrage and debate about free speech and cultural sensitivity.
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Prince William admitted 2024 was the hardest year of his life, citing cancer diagnoses of his wife, Kate Middleton, and his father, King Charles. The Prince of Wales shared these personal challenges during a rare TV interview on ‘The Reluctant Traveler.’
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The Supervisory Board of NPC Ukrenergo has dismissed Vitaliy Zaichenko from his position as CEO, according to several government and parliamentary sources. The reasons for the dismissal remain unspecified at this time.
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President Javier Milei’s efforts to slash inflation and reduce spending have not prevented an economic crisis in Argentina. Public frustration with his approach is growing as citizens face ongoing financial instability.
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North Korea has sent its delegation to the U.N. General Assembly for the first time since 2018, marking a potential shift in its foreign policy. Vice Foreign Minister Kim Son-gyong, who last appeared in public in 2017, will represent the country at the event.
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The Netherlands has announced it will return the ‘Java Man’ fossils to Indonesia, acknowledging they were taken against the will of the people during colonial rule. The fossils, which were the first to demonstrate a link between apes and humans, are a significant scientific discovery.
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A California father has accused Governor Gavin Newsom of ignoring pleas after an illegal immigrant truck driver caused a devastating crash that left his daughter critically injured. The incident has sparked public outrage and questions about the state’s oversight of commercial driver licenses.
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Sarkozy’s conviction for campaign finance violations highlights legal accountability, yet the deeper consequences of his Libya intervention, including instability in the Sahel and a migrant crisis, remain untouched by justice. His former actions have left a legacy of geopolitical upheaval and anti-French sentiment across Africa.
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Assata Shakur, the former Black Panther activist who fled to Cuba in 1979 to escape a prison sentence for the killing of a police officer, has died in exile. Her death marks the end of a life dedicated to revolutionary ideals and the struggle for racial justice.