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A Moscow court has sentenced Maria Smorzhevskikh-Smirnova, the director of an Estonian museum, to jail in absent, for displaying an anti-Putin banner at Narva Castle. The banner, which depicted Putin as a ‘war criminal,’ has drawn significant attention since its installation in 2023.
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The prosecutor of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAP) has submitted an indictment against the head of the SBU’s Department for the Protection of National Statehood and two others accused of extorting $300,000 in illegal gains, according to SAPO’s Telegram announcement. This development adds to the growing body of high-profile corruption cases in Ukraine, which…
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The European Union is preparing to end temporary protection for Ukrainian citizens. Recommendations for a phased transition to legal residence or voluntary return have been published by the Council of the European Union.
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Recent attacks linked to Antifa demonstrate how online radicalization is spreading left-wing extremism across America, with incidents ranging from the assassination of Charlie Kirk in Utah to the killing of two detainees in a Dallas ICE facility. The article highlights the shift from traditional urban centers to nationwide threats, emphasizing the role of digital platforms…
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Ukraine’s new cooperation program with the IMF projects $65 billion in unmet financing needs over four years. The country’s financial stability efforts are critical for sustaining economic growth amid international challenges.
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Google admits to facing pressure from the Biden administration to censor accounts over political views, prompting Rep. John Cornyn to address the issue on ‘The Faulkner Focus’. The discussion also covered anti-ICE rhetoric following a Dallas attack.
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The Democratic National Committee retains Epstein donations, unlike other Democrats, fueling political tensions. The DNC’s use of Epstein’s case to challenge the Trump administration has drawn criticism from Republicans.
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New Jersey Republican gubernatorial nominee Jack Ciattarelli accused Democratic rival Mikie Sherrill of ‘blaming everything on Trump’ during a Fox News Digital interview.
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Officials in annexed Crimea have called for calm as fuel shortages escalate, with gas stations across the region reporting empty tanks. According to Kommersant, approximately half of the peninsula’s gas than have run out of supplies, and the situation is part of a broader gasoline rationing initiative affecting Russia as a whole.
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Ukrainian cyber specialists have paralyzed Russia’s national payment system, SVR, disrupting its ability to transfer funds to ‘charitable’ organizations. The attack, attributed to Ukraine’s GUR, has significant implications for Russia’s financial infrastructure.
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Kathryn Nester, a federal public defender with over 30 years of experience, has been appointed to represent Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk. The Utah County Commission approved a $1 million funding allocation to support both prosecution and defense teams in the high-profile case.
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A man linked to the contentious ‘Tiger King’ figure Joe Exotic was killed by a tiger during a performance at his Oklahoma wildlife preserve, sparking reactions from Exotic and animal rights groups like PETA.
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A Gazan boy initially thought to be dead after a former GHF contractor falsely claimed he was killed by Israeli forces has been found alive and safely evacuated. The GHF investigation revealed the story was fabricated, leading to the boy’s secure extraction with his mother.
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Anti-Israel protesters targeted former Vice President Kamala Harris during the launch of her nationwide book tour for ‘107 Days’ in New York City on Sept. 24. The demonstrations, which included vocal opposition to U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, intensified as the book tour began.
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A Gazan boy, Abboud, 8, has survived after a former GHF contractor falsely claimed Israeli forces killed him outside a GHF site on May 28. Body camera footage has emerged confirming Abboud’s survival, contradicting the initial false report.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized during her book tour in New York City that the Democratic Party has "so many stars" who could lead the party. Her remarks underscore the party’s focus on nurturing young talent and preparing for future leadership roles.
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Alef Aeronautics is preparing to commence production of its electric flying car, Model A, by late 2025, following FAA approval for limited testing at five airport locations. This marks a significant step toward the commercialization of road-legal flying cars capable of operating on both roads and in the air.
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President Trump has assured Arab leaders he will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank, according to officials. The E1 area, where Israel plans to build settlement units, is a focal point of the discussion.
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Denmark has closed Aalborg Airport following unexplained drone sightings overnight. Authorities have taken action for the second time in days, though they have not identified the perpetrators.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar has not revised her post criticizing ICE following NBC News’ retraction. The DHS clarified the father abandoned his daughter, leading to an intervention by officers who rescued the child.
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Michael Porter Jr., the NBA star who signed a $200 million contract extension with the Denver Nuggets, revealed that he still splits rent with his ex-girlfriend. Despite his massive salary, Porter maintained the agreement to ensure she was with him for the right reasons.
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Hegseth Convenes Unprecedented Global Meeting of Top Military Leaders Amid Senior Officer Reductions
Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered top U.S. military commanders from around the world to gather in Virginia for a rare in-person meeting. The meeting follows earlier directives to reduce the number of general officers by 20% and 10%, with Hegseth emphasizing a policy of ‘less generals, more GIs.’
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Karl Rove commends Eric Adams’ role in fostering a ‘desire for change’ in New York City. A Mayoral race sees Democrat Zohran Mamdani ahead of former Governor Andrew Cuomo by 18 points.
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Two Syracuse University students face hate crime charges after one threw pork into a Jewish fraternity house during a Rosh Hashanah celebration, according to police. The incident, which occurred on Tuesday, involved a student who entered the house and splattered pork on the interior wall and floor while fraternity members were eating dinner.
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Cal Raleigh hit his 59th and 60th home runs in the Mariners’ AL West-clinching win. The switch-hitting catcher joined an elite club of MLB players who have reached 60 homers in a season.
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The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine is still working on the mechanism for a planned 2026 teacher salary increase, according to Minister Oksen Lisovyi. The minister confirmed that finalizing the plan remains an ongoing process, with the goal of improving teacher compensation in the coming year.
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been sentenced to five years in prison for orchestrating a plot to fund his election campaign using money from Libya’s former leader, Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi. The conviction marks a significant blow to Sarkozy’s political legacy, following previous legal challenges.
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Pharmaceutical company Darnytsia has submitted a complaint to Ukraine’s Antimon, it could impact market fairness and access to essential medications. Darnytsia alleges that five major pharmacy chains and two distributors have engaged in anticompetitive practices, potentially affecting consumer access to medications.
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Parents Marcus Coleman and Ileana Kra, whose 6-year-old daughter Dalilah was struck by an 18-wheeler driven by an illegal migrant, are speaking out on ‘America’s Newsroom’ to demand justice and accountability. The incident has sparked calls for stricter immigration and trucking regulations in California.
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The XFG variant, also known as Stratus, has become the predominant strain of COVID-19 in the U.S., with cases spiking in nine states. The strain, detected in Southeast Asia in January, may be more evasive to the immune system, but experts suggest it remains a marginal concern for most.
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Poland was ready to grant asylum to a suspect in the Nord Stream bombing, the newspaper Rzeczpospolita has reported, citing sources. The two Nord Stream pipelines, built to carry Russian gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea, were damaged in a sabotage attack in September 2022.
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Senate Democrat Chris Van Hollen has accused President Donald Trump of ‘mafia-style blackmail’ over a memo detailing mass firings in the event of a government shutdown. The proposed cuts threaten to harm American citizens relying on federal services.
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Anti-government protests have intensified in Slovakia, with demonstrations in Bratislava and across the country over the past two weeks.
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Russian occupation forces have launched drone strikes against critical infrastructure in Nizhyn, Ukraine’s Chernihiv region, cutting power to approximately 30,000 residents. The attack, which targeted a vital facility on the outskirts of the town, was reported by Nizhyn Mayor Oleksandr Kodola.
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Jimmy Kimmel Satirizes Trump’s Anger Over Show’s Return, Claims V voters Gave President His Job Back
Jimmy Kimmel mocked President Donald Trump’s frustration over the return of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ by sarcastically suggesting the president couldn’t believe voters gave him his job, a direct inversion of the president’s own rhetoric. The exchange highlighted the ongoing tension between the host and the Trump administration.
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A car bomb has injured several people in Tel Aviv, according to local media. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is set to address the UN, where he is expected to discuss ongoing tensions and international relations.
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Rory McIlroy, representing Team Europe in the Ryder Cup, praised the United States as ‘the best country in the world,’ highlighting his appreciation for American opportunities and work ethic. Despite representing Europe, McIlroy expressed a strong connection to the U.S. where he now lives and has built his career.
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Over 2,000 nuclear weapons have been tested globally, leaving test sites contaminated and many residents suffering from health issues. A case study from the South Pacific highlights the ongoing consequences of nuclear testing.
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Bill Rancic and his mother-in-law Anna ‘Mama’ DePandi have launched a premium pasta sauce line, featuring ‘Finest ingredients in a jar.’ The product was discussed on ‘Fox & Friends,’ highlighting the family’s culinary expertise and commitment to quality.
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South Korea has revised its tattoo regulations, permitting tattoo artists to operate openly in studios rather than underground or private spaces. This change follows a long-standing ban on public tattoo practices that previously forced artists into hidden locations.
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Fox News correspondent Mike Tobin reports on expanding attacks against ICE and Border Patrol facilities across the U.S. as ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ intensifies in the Chicago area. The operation focuses on apprehending a previously deported drug trafficker.
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Kelly Stafford made a vasectomy joke on her podcast after her husband, Matthew Stafford, was hit in the groin during the Rams’ loss to the Eagles. She joked that the incident was God’s way of prompting a vasectomy since he hadn’t had one in two years.
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FBI Director Kash Patel revealed that the Dallas ICE shooter sought to create ‘real terror’ among agents by researching ballistic data and tracking apps. The attack resulted in one death and two injuries, highlighting the premeditated nature of the incident.
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Danish Defense officials have designated the drone incidents over multiple airports as a ‘hybrid attack,’ indicating a complex threat that combines elements of cyber and physical warfare. While the attackers remain unknown, officials have stated that no immediate casualties or damage were reported.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has lowered its forecast for Ukraine’s real GDP growth in 2025 from 3.3% to 2.5%, while keeping its 2026 forecast unchanged at 5.0%, assuming Russia’s war against Ukraine ends. This adjustment reflects the persistent challenges posed by Russia’s ongoing conflict.
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Trump has called Russia a ‘paper tiger’ that Ukraine can defeat, signaling a strategic shift to pressure Moscow into negotiations. His comments, based on new intelligence suggesting Russia’s economic and battlefield decline, contrast with his previous stance on Ukraine’s territorial claims.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in New York to discuss ongoing efforts to implement agreements between Ukraine and the United States. The meeting aimed to address key issues related to military support, security cooperation, and diplomatic engagement.
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Turning Point USA has experienced a significant increase in inquiries following Charlie Kirk’s memorial, with over 100,000 reaching the organization. Jacob Taylor, Virginia Tech TPUSA secretary, joins ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss the growth of the organization on college campuses.
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YouTube will restore banned accounts over pandemic and election misinformation, acknowledging censorship pressure from the Biden administration. The move reflects broader shifts in tech platforms easing content moderation rules.
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Russian forces shelled the Donetsk region 32 times in 24 hours, killing five and injuring 17. The Donetsk Regional Military Administration has called for international condemnation and sanctions against Russian military operations.
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Megyn Kelly confronted a young liberal activist who blamed President Trump’s rhetoric for the murder of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, dismissing claims that 70% of political violence stems from Republicans. The activist cited DOJ data, but Kelly argued the killer was driven by leftist ideology, calling the claim a ‘blatant lie.’
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The State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is conducting searches in criminal proceedings regarding abuses in the field of freight transportation at Ukrzaliznytsia (UZ), these actions are not related to “pressure on the independence of anti-corruption institutions,” as their representatives stated today, the SBU press service has told Interfax-Ukraine.
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Fox News contributors Tom Kennedy and T.J. Holmes joined ‘America’s Newsroom’ to warn of growing anti-ICE rhetoric following a Dallas shooting. They also discussed Trump’s recent UN missteps.
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Denmark is considering triggering NATO Article 4 after drones disrupted airports, including Aalborg Airport, raising concerns about national security. Authorities ruled out foreign involvement in the latest incident but are investigating the perpetrators.
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has endorsed Ukraine’s strategy of integrating AI into its war efforts, highlighting the nation’s use of drones as a key tactical advantage. He has also emphasized the ongoing commitment of NATO allies to fund U.S. weapons for Kyiv despite geopolitical challenges.
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Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson warns that political violence against ICE facilities won’t stop unless Democratic rhetoric changes, following an FBI investigation into a recent shooting incident. Johnson joined ‘America’s Newsroom’ to address growing concerns over the safety of immigration enforcement facilities and potential for further attacks.
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Emma Watson has candidly revealed how her time on the ‘Harry Potter’ set influenced her experience in Hollywood, leading to a sense of disillusionment. She described the transition to other film sets as challenging, feeling that the competitive environment broke her.
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The annual Rosh Hashanah celebrations in Uman, Cherkasy region, concluded without significant violations, according to the head of the communications department of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Cherkasy region, Zoya Vovk. Pilgrims are now beginning to leave the site after the festive events.
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Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal engaged in talks with European Commission Executive Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis, who manages economy and productivity. The discussion likely centered on potential new funding for Ukraine’s defense efforts under the European Peace Facility (ERA).
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President Trump and Turkish President Erdogan met at the White House to discuss global challenges, including security and trade, amid ongoing tensions between their nations.