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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis accused California Governor Gavin Newsom of ‘putting a target on the back’ of ICE agents during an appearance on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime,’ sparking controversy over the use of federal law enforcement agents in immigration matters.

Ukrainian Defense Forces have struck key oil pumping stations in the Volgograd region of Russia, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. These facilities are reported to be critical to the support of the occupying forces.

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha opened the fifth Crimea Platform summit in New York, marking the first time the event is held at the UN headquarters. The summit attracted a record number of leaders, emphasizing global unity in addressing Crimea’s status.

A far-left gun club tied to political violence has posted recruitment materials on Georgetown University’s campus, using Charlie Kirk’s assassination as a rallying cry. The group has been linked to anti-ICE violence and recent acts of political extremism.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Andri’ Yermak, head of Ukraine’s presidential office, in New York. The meeting focused on bilateral relations and regional security issues.

The shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility has sparked national conversations about law enforcement safety and transparency. President Trump’s comments on NATO have deepened the polarization surrounding U.S. foreign policy.

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud did not issue an apology during a city council meeting after a viral incident where he reportedly told Christian minister Ted Barham, "you are not welcome here." The incident has sparked debate about religious tolerance and leadership in diverse communities.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has faced renewed scrutiny following an incident involving law enforcement actions. Meanwhile, comedian Jimmy Kimmel has made a return to late-night television, reigniting conversations about the role of comedy in current events.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad criticized Israel and the United States during a UN speech, accusing them of supporting anti-regime protests. Pro-Trump demonstrators gathered outside the UN building, reflecting polarized reactions to the address.

Fox News host Jesse Watters criticized the media’s reaction to a shooting at a Texas ICE facility during his show. He accused Democrats of using aggressive tactics to suppress political dissent, drawing comparisons to the use of bullets in the incident.

Fox Digital engaged Texas Youth Summit attendees in a discussion about cancel culture versus consequence culture following the temporary removal of Jimmy Kimmel Live! from the air. The debate highlights generational perspectives on accountability and public discourse.

Governor Glenn Youngkin hinted at potential future leadership within Turning Point USA during an address at Virginia Tech University on September 24, 2025. The event, attended by approximately 3,000 people, saw Youngkin make remarks that suggested a possible successor to Charlie Kirk, the organization’s founder.

Stephen Miller, a senior Trump administration official, stated that time was Kamala Harris’ adversary during an appearance on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ The comment was made in response to Harris’ recent critiques of her former running mate, Tim Walz.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Chinese Premier Li Qiang met to address Russia’s war against Ukraine, urging China to pressure Russia into peace talks. The leaders emphasized global stability and humanitarian concerns in the ongoing conflict.

Adelita Grijalva’s win in Arizona’s special House election has given advocates of a discharge petition sufficient signatures to push for a vote on releasing records related to Jeffrey Epstein’s legal case. The outcome appears to compel House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republican leaders to address an issue they had sought to avoid, particularly in light…

The U.S. Department of Justice has transferred eight former death row inmates to the notorious supermax prison in Colorado, as part of efforts to reverse Biden’s clemency actions. This move is part of a broader strategy to prioritize prison security and address the concerns of victims’ families.

President Ahmed al-Shara of Syria asserted that his nation has transformed into an exporter of crisis rather than a recipient. This declaration underscores Syria’s ongoing geopolitical challenges and its role in regional instability.

Several leading Western countries have recognized Palestinian statehood, but the move is seen as largely symbolic and unlikely to change the conflict’s dynamics. The article argues that the recognition may inflame tensions in the Middle East, highlighting the deeper, unresolved nature of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Tehran has never sought and will never seek to create a nuclear bomb, while expressing hope for a fair and lasting deal between Ukraine and Russia. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions in the region, with Iran positioning itself as a mediator in the conflict.

Abdul Gani Bhat, a prominent Kashmiri separatist known for his moderate stance and eloquent advocacy for dialogue, has passed away at the age of 93. He was a scholar of Persian literature and is remembered for his unique ability to blend poetry with incisive commentary, setting him apart within the separatist movement.

Oklahoma’s state school superintendent Ryan Walters has pledged to establish a Turning Point USA chapter in every high school to honor Charlie Kirk. Walters emphasized the need for open dialogue on American values and free speech, arguing that left-wing influences have dominated classrooms.

Ukrainian Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko has confirmed the liberation of eight settlements in the Donetsk region. The Azov First Corps of Ukraine’s National Guard played a key role in the operation, inflicting significant losses on the enemy.

During the UN General Assembly, President Volodymyr Zelensky met with President Cyril Ramaphosa to discuss potential collaboration and South Africa’s readiness to host a leaders’ meeting.

Ukraine has repatriated over 6,000 citizens, including 1,641 children, through the Bring Kids Back UA initiative. The efforts highlight the humanitarian impact of the conflict and the government’s focus on recovering detained individuals.

U.S. officials have announced they will bar individuals who trivialize Charlie Kirk’s murder from obtaining visas and deport those already in the country. This move, part of a broader effort to scrutinize the political views of visa applicants more closely, reflects growing concerns over rhetoric that could incite violence or undermine national security.

Whoopi Goldberg suggested invoking the 25th Amendment against President Trump following his United Nations address, citing concerns over his leadership and potential mental acuity issues. The debate centered around Trump’s handling of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and its implications for U.S. leadership.

Czech President Peter Pavel has called for a comprehensive reform of the UN Security Council, arguing that it is failing in its purpose due to Russian aggression against Ukraine. The Czech Republic supports a more efficient and effective structure for the Security Council, which he believes is essential in addressing the current global security challenges.

Capitol Hill is preparing for a potential government shutdown next week as congressional funding talks collapse. While congressional staff will be paid during the shutdown, non-essential services like tours, garbage collection, and flag operations will be suspended. The situation reflects ongoing political gridlock over federal spending.

Protesters in Washington, D.C., have taken to the streets to voice their opposition to the Trump administration’s federal workforce policies, which have led to widespread job losses and the cancellation of numerous grants and contracts. The region has borne a disproportionate brunt of these policies, affecting thousands of federal workers and their families.

Aruna Arna, a key figure in Altai protests against Kremlin-backed governance reforms and Moscow-owned business expansion, has been arrested on terrorism charges. The arrest comes amid growing tensions over regional control and economic influence.

The Pentagon is preparing to seek President Trump’s approval to execute Nidal Hasan, the Army psychiatrist convicted of the 2009 Fort Hood mass shooting. If approved, this would mark the first U.S. military execution in over six decades, as Hasan’s death sentence was finalized after years of legal appeals.

Turning Point USA’s security team was restricted to protecting Charlie Kirk’s immediate vicinity during a campus event, according to a spokesman following his fatal shooting on Sept. 10. The incident raised questions about why the alleged killer was not detected by security forces who were feet away from him at the time.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the Biden White House’s communications team in her new book, ‘107 Days,’ for failing to defend her during her presidential bid. She described how the team allowed negative stories about her to dominate media coverage and failed to counter mischaracterizations of her role as the ‘border czar.’

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has appointed Ben Carson as a policy adviser, tasked with addressing chronic diseases and inadequate rural housing. Carson has endorsed the MAHA movement’s goals, which include allowing states to restrict food stamp usage for certain junk foods and soda.

Kamala Harris faced swift criticism for suggesting that Pete Buttigieg was not viable as her 2024 running mate due to his sexuality, drawing backlash from both political sides. The comments sparked a debate about the role of personal identity in political campaigns.