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Meta has launched its second super PAC in less than a month, targeting the promotion of the artificial intelligence industry. The new PAC is positioned to amplify Meta’s political influence in favor of A.I. advocacy.
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President Trump’s trade war is projected to hinder global economic growth this year, with the full effects of tariffs on goods from allies and rivals becoming more apparent in the coming year.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called on the European Union to stop importing oil and gas from Russia, emphasizing the importance of energy security. The European Union has made substantial progress in reducing its dependence on Russian energy, although it continues to import some supplies.
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Customs and Border Protection has collected DNA from nearly 2,000 U.S. citizens, including minors, and submitted it to the FBI’s CODIS crime database. The practice, which lacks congressional authorization, has expanded significantly under a 2020 Justice Department rule.
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Keith Olbermann issued an apology to Scott Jennings after deleting controversial social media posts interpreted as threats, with FBI Director Kash Patel tagged in the discussion. His apology clarified the intent of his comments as a critique of political discourse rather than a genuine threat.
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President Trump has proposed a controversial approach to reduce autism rates by advising pregnant women to avoid using Tylenol and delay their children’s vaccinations. Medical experts criticize the proposal, emphasizing the potential health risks and lack of scientific support.
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The article highlights the best fantasy hockey sleeper picks and players to avoid at current rankings, offering strategic guidance for successful drafting.
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Saudi Pro League clubs are still seeking to sign Bruno Fernandes. The midfielder remains a target for several clubs in the region.
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Jaylen Brown and Bill Nye have collaborated on a Hollywood star dedication event, marking the unveiling of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Their partnership began with Brown’s social media outreach to Nye in November 2024.
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The 2025 NFL trade deadline looms, with teams actively making moves to strengthen their rosters. This article tracks the latest trades, including the trade of Brownlee to the Jets and Bigsby to the Eagles, as clubs prepare for the deadline.
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Daboll and Schoen’s futures are tied to Jaxson Dart’s success, as the rookie QB’s performance could shape the Giants’ trajectory.
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The Houston Texans have released veteran safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson after his third game with the team. The move is seen as part of the team’s efforts to restructure their defense ahead of the new season.
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Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer will undergo hand surgery following a first-quarter injury sustained during last week’s victory over Auburn. The university confirmed that Mateer, an early Heisman contender, is expected to return for the remainder of the season.
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Former President Donald Trump has called on NATO to shoot down Russian aircraft violating allied airspace amid escalating tensions. Ukraine’s military has intensified attacks on Russian oil facilities and Moscow, with officials stating Russia is not close to encirclement.
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that Ukraine, backed by the European Union, is positioned to ‘fight and win all of Ukraine back in its original form.’ This statement follows Trump’s recent social media post highlighting his belief in Ukraine’s potential to reclaim its territory with international…
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During a high-profile meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the UN General Assembly, Russia launched a drone attack on Zaporizhzhia, killing 1 and wounding 15.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on Western allies to establish a joint air defense system during his address to the UN Security Council on September 23. This initiative aims to intercept Russian missiles and drones threatening Ukrainian airspace.
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Poland has lifted the border closure with Belarus, which had been imposed two weeks prior in response to the Russian-Belarusian military exercises Zapad-2025. The decision follows the resumption of diplomatic discussions between the two nations.
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Will Cain’s public criticism of Kamala Harris on hypocrisy has sparked debate in political circles. Jimmy Kimmel’s return to the public spotlight amidst boycott discussions highlights ongoing tensions in media and entertainment.
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President Donald Trump criticized European nations’ immigration policies during his U.N. address, calling illegal immigration unsustainable and destructive. He accused Europe of failing to address the influx of illegal immigrants from Africa and the Middle East, which he described as a crisis threatening their sovereignty and social fabric.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries condemned President Donald Trump’s ‘unhinged’ remarks during a press conference as the federal government faces a potential shutdown. Democrats warn that the Republican spending plan fails to meet their demands for expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies.
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French President Emmanuel Macron’s push for Palestinian statehood at the United Nations clashed sharply with Donald Trump’s message. The incident also played out in New York streets when police blocked Macron’s path, leading him to call Trump directly.
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Ukrainian forces have launched attacks on critical infrastructure in the Bryansk and Samara regions of Russia, targeting a major oil pipeline complex. The strikes, conducted by the Missile Forces, Artillery, and Unmanned Systems Forces, aim to disrupt the supply of oil products to the Russian occupation army.
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A major drone attack caused over 200 flight delays or cancellations in Moscow, highlighting the growing impact of aerial warfare on civilian infrastructure. The incident is part of a series of mass disruptions that have become increasingly common in the region.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris told ABC’s ‘The View’ she lost the presidential election because she didn’t have enough time to campaign. Harris stated that she did not have sufficient time to effectively promote her candidacy and reach all potential voters.
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Jimmy Kimmel returned to late-night television after his show was suspended due to controversial remarks about the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk. The suspension followed backlash from the FCC and ABC affiliate owners, who preempted the show. Kimmel honored the late Norman Lear, a producer once on Nixon’s enemies list, with a tribute post.
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Kamala Harris, the U.S. Vice President, has found herself at the center of a political storm following the recent ‘Maryland street takeover’ incident involving Hillary Clinton. Analysts are speculating about the deeper implications for the party’s future, with the involvement of Hillary Clinton adding another layer of complexity to the situation.
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President Donald Trump met with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at the United Nations General Assembly, where they exchanged a brief embrace. Trump announced they would meet next week, signaling a potential thaw in their previously strained relationship.
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Global health experts are concerned about the Trump administration’s changes to vaccine and medicine recommendations. These shifts could weaken international health messaging and cooperation efforts.
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The Trump administration imposed a ban on Iranian diplomats shopping at Costco Wholesale stores during their visits to the U.S., aiming to provoke public opinion in Iran. This measure was enacted as the U.N. General Assembly met in New, New York.
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Trump’s comments reflect his long-standing opposition to clean energy initiatives and criticism of Britain’s shift toward renewable energy. The former president’s remarks align with his historical support for fossil fuel interests.
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The U.S. has proposed a new system for H-1B skilled worker visas that would prioritize applicants offering higher wages, following a recent $100,000 fee announcement.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized President Trump for canceling a scheduled meeting with congressional Democrats to address the looming government shutdown. The meeting, which was intended to discuss funding before the Sept. 30 deadline, was abruptly postponed, prompting Jeffries to issue a public statement.
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A jury has unanimously convicted Ryan Routh on all charges related to the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. Legal experts warn of potential life imprisonment for Routh, raising questions about the severity of the charges.
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DNC Vice Chair Shasti Conrad emphasized the need for diverse Democratic leadership in 2028, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Zohran Mamdani, to counter Trump’s policies. The party is jockeying for leadership as it maps out its future post-2024.
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DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin dismissed a NBC report suggesting that ICE used a 5-year-old autistic girl as bait to arrest her father, calling the allegation a ‘disgusting smear.’ The incident has sparked debate over immigration enforcement and media portrayal of such events.
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President Donald Trump is meeting with key leaders from the Middle East and Asia at the UN General Assembly in New York City. The talks aim to address global challenges through international cooperation.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem questions her predecessor’s approach to the potential Trump assassination case, calling for decisive action. Noem emphasizes the importance of national security and accountability in high-profile cases.
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During the first gubernatorial debate of the New Jersey general election, Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli accused Democratic nominee Rep. Mikie Sherrill of profiting from her time in Congress. The debate took place just days after a viral clip from a May 21 episode of ‘The Breakfast Club’ reignited scrutiny over Sherrill’s financial disclosures.
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The Fifth Summit of the Crimean Platform will convene world leaders, international organization representatives, parliamentary delegates, experts, and civil society members. The summit’s agenda includes critical topics such as international peace and security, economic development, and humanitarian issues.
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Russian bombardment of Zaporizhia has injured seven people, according to Regional Military Administration head Ivan Fedorov. The attack has raised concerns about the humanitarian impact of the ongoing conflict in the region.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has terminated the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services, arguing it promotes a divisive feminist agenda that undermines combat readiness. The decision marks a significant shift in military policy priorities.
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President Trump has stated that ‘justice was served’ after Ryan Routh’s guilty verdict. The verdict was reached after a trial where R’outh was found guilty of attempting to kill a sitting U.S. president.
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The Russian Kremlin has denied any role in the recent drone flights that disrupted airports in Denmark and Norway. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen expressed concerns, stating she could ‘not rule and out’ Russian involvement in the incident.
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has warned that the US demand for a $350 billion investment in exchange for lower tariffs could lead to a liquidity crisis and risk destabilizing the fourth-largest economy in Asia. The agreement, originally announced by Donald Trump in late July, includes significant reductions in tariffs on Korean imports but…
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Rep. Mikie Sherrill faced questions about her alleged $7 million in stock trades during a May 2025 appearance on ‘The Breakfast Club.’ The discussion raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest as she campaigns for governor.
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PJSC Ukrnafta is advancing over 400 MW of new generation projects, primarily gas-fired, by securing EUR 150 million in grants and EUR 250 million in loans through the EBRD. Oleksandr Hryban, the company’s Director of Sustainable Development and Non-Financial Reporting, highlighted these financial commitments.
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Ashley Wu, a graphics reporter for The New York Times, provides a detailed analysis of the changing map of Palestinian recognition. Her report explores how the international community’s stance on Palestinian statehood has evolved over recent years.
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A criminal defense attorney asserts that investigators conducted an exhaustive examination of the Ryan Routh trial. The trial, which resulted in a conviction for attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, has sparked considerable discussion on the legal process and evidentiary standards.
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A Colombian senator accuses Nicolás Maduro of enabling drug cartels, as athletes protest transgender competitors and a Hispanic businesswoman commemorates Charlie Kirk.
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President Donald Trump delivered a sharply worded address to the United Nations General Assembly, where he accused the organization of corruption and mismanagement. His remarks, which included accusations against global institutions, were delivered as the U.S. continues to cut funding for U.N. than programs.
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Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko has highlighted the critical importance of international cooperation to prevent the supply of components to Russia for weapon production, labeling it a significant global challenge. He outlined three key priorities: strengthening international collaboration against cyberterrorism, enhancing legal assistance frameworks, and intensifying measures to block the flow of critical components to Russia.
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Israeli authorities are set to close the Allenby Bridge Crossing in the West, Bank indefinitely, according to Palestinian and Jordanian officials. The decision comes amid escalating tensions following recent Israeli military operations in Gaza City, which have resulted in over a dozen Palestinian casualties.
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Former DOJ prosecutor Jim Trusty calls the evidence in the Ryan Routh murder case overwhelming after his conviction on all charges. Trusty highlights the significance of the verdict in a case involving a would-be Trump assassin.
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The verdict in the Ryan Routh case has generated significant discussion regarding the extent to which legal outcomes can influence an individual’s financial situation. Paul Mauro, a retired NYPD inspector and legal commentator, provided insights on ‘America Reports,’ examining how the verdict might reshape the financial landscape for those involved in high-profile legal proceedings.
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A Chinese cargo ship has made an unprecedented stop in Sevastopol, a port in Crimea that is internationally recognized as part of Ukraine and is under sanctions. This marks the first time a foreign tanker has docked there, raising questions about the implications of such a move.
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The death of Sheikh Abdulaziz Al Asheikh, Saudi Arabia’s grand mufti, marks the symbolic end of an era as the kingdom continues its transformation. He was a prominent religious leader known for his conservative interpretations of Islamic law.
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New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has criticized World Cup ticket prices, calling over $6,000 ‘absurd.’ He proposes 15% of tickets be discounted for New Yorkers as FIFA adopts a demand-based pricing model.
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New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson is reportedly being replaced by rookie Jaxson Dart, ending his tenure as the team’s starter after three games. Wilson’s impact on the team’s culture through Bible studies and faith remains significant, while Dart’s devout Christian background aligns with the team’s values.
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Former Ukrainian PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk believes Zelenskyy can persuade Trump to coordinate on Russia response during their New York meeting. Yatsenyuk stresses the need for unity to avoid being overshadowed by Russian leaders.