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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposes sending the Hetman Ivan Mazepa corvette to Turkey and five minesweepers to the UK. The plan aims to enhance Ukraine’s military capabilities and international cooperation.
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A recent report by Novaya Gazeta Europe indicates a 10% decrease in defense sector salaries in August 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. The decline raises concerns about military readiness and morale within Russia’s armed forces.
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Matias Augusto Travizano, an Argentine hiker and entrepreneur, has tragically died after falling from Mount Shasta, a California mountain known for its challenging terrain. The incident occurred while he was descending the mountain, resulting in a fatal fall from a glacier.
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A Palestinian flag was placed over the entrance of Lyon’s City Hall on Monday, defying official directives. This act of defiance has sparked significant public and political debate within France.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte discussed enhancing Ukrainian air defense ahead of the UN General Assembly’s General Debate. The conversation emphasized the need for international collaboration to protect Ukraine’s airspace.
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A young Greenlandic woman in Denmark is set to regain custody of her newborn daughter, sparking renewed tensions between Denmark and Greenland over child custody laws. The case highlights ongoing disputes between the Danish government and Greenland’s self-governing territory regarding legal jurisdiction over children born to Indigenous mothers.
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Kayleigh McEnany accused Governor Gavin Newsom of ‘all posturing’ over his comments on I.C.E. agents and mask ban. The discussion took place during ‘The Five,’ highlighting the political tensions around Newsom’s policies and rhetoric.
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The European Union will hold a video conference on the ‘wall of drones’ on Friday, September 26, led by European Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius. Hungary and Slovakia were not invited to the meeting, according to European Pravda, citing European Commission Spokesperson Thomas Rainier.
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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that Letitia James was ‘actively and openly engaged in lawfare,’ intensifying scrutiny over Trump’s ongoing investigation. The case has raised questions about political motives and legal accountability.
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The article explores the challenges faced by the Palestinian territories, particularly Hebron, in their quest for statehood. It underscores the complexities of self-determination and sovereignty in a region marked by political tensions.
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The Pentagon has issued a new memo that further restricts what military officials can say at public events, particularly those involving think tanks. This move comes amid a climate of media restrictions, where outlets are increasingly facing scrutiny and challenges in reporting on defense matters.
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The FDA has approved a new medication aimed at alleviating symptoms associated with autism, representing a notable advancement in the management of autism spectrum disorders. Leaders in Trump’s health department caution the public to balance the risk and benefits of taking acetaminophen during pregnancy.
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Former President Donald Trump has criticized the use of Tylen, a common pain reliever, during pregnancy, sparking concerns among medical professionals. Doctors warn that his comments could lead pregnant women to avoidacetaminophen in situations where it’s necessary for their health.
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A study by epidemiologist Ann Bauer and her co-authors has drawn significant attention, as their findings on a potential link between Tylen’tol (acetaminophen) and autism were referenced by former President Donald Trump. This has sparked debate over the medication’s safety and its role in public health.
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Two U.S. Representatives, Nancy Mace and Cory Mills, are deep in a dispute over a failed censure vote targeting Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar. Mace criticized Mills for opposing the measure, accusing him of exaggerating his military record, while Mills defended his voting stance on First Amendment grounds and his service history. The vote ended the…
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Florian Wirtz’s early performance at Liverpool has been unremarkable, but experts believe his potential will emerge over time. The player’s future with the club is seen as worthwhile despite his slow start.
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Ousmane Dembélé has won the Ballon d’Or ahead of Lamine Yamal, signaling a shift towards dynamic play in modern soccer. This result is seen as the beginning of a new era in the sport.
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The NFL is inviting fans to vote for the Week 3 ‘Himmy’ Award winner, highlighting Caleb Williams, Isaiah Rodgers, Justin Herbert, and A.J. Brown as top candidates. This fan-voted honor recognizes outstanding individual performance in the league.
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Packers coach Matt LaFleur criticized the locker room’s “undefeated” talk last week. LaFleur said the team was not ready for the “undefeated” talk.
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Paris Saint-Germain forward Ousmane Dembélé has won the Ballon d’Or, narrowly edging out Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal following a standout campaign that culminated in Champions League victory for PSG. The result marks a significant milestone for the French club as they continue to strengthen their reputation in European football.
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The Atlanta Falcons have terminated the employment of wide receivers coach Ike Hilliard following a disastrous performance against the Panthers. The team’s decision comes just one day after a crushing loss that has raised questions about the coaching staff’s effectiveness.
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Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris has been ruled out for the rest of the 2 023 season following a torn Achilles injury sustained during a game against the Denver Broncos.
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Copenhagen Airport has suspended all flights after police reported sightings of 2-3 large drones. Authorities are now investigating the incident to assess aviation safety risks.
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Comedian Bill Maher and Hollywood director Rob Reiner debated on whether the right and left in America should keep talking to each other. Maher argued that people should continue dialogue regardless of disagreements, while Reiner insisted on agreeing on basic facts first.
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The plan to build eight nuclear reactors in Iran was announced in 2’the agreement is part of a broader cooperation between Iran and Russia, which has seen increased collaboration in various sectors, including energy, defense, and technology.
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A man with cerebral palsy in West Hollywood, California, documented an incident on September 12 where a food delivery robot collided repeatedly with his mobility scooter. The video has sparked discussions about the safety of autonomous delivery vehicles in public spaces.
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Dallas Cowboys’ star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb suffered a high ankle sprain during Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears, potentially sidelining him for three to four weeks. Stephen Jones stated the team is evaluating the injury but acknowledged the challenging outlook.
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Tom Holland suffered a mild concussion after a stunt gone wrong on ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day,’ leading to a hospital visit and temporary filming delay. The incident follows a series of on-set injuries involving other celebrities, highlighting the risks of stunt work in the entertainment industry.
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On a recent episode of “The Five,” Jesse Watters sparked debate by drawing an analogy between Disney’s decision to end Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension and the legacy of Johnny Carson, a former Tonight Show host who criticized the network. The conversation centered around Kimmel’s recent comments about Disney’s handling of the Star Wars franchise, which led…
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Ukraine’s state-owned energy company, Naftogaz, has allocated $1 billion from its own funds and secured an additional $1.5 billion in international financing for gas imports during the winter months.
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Emma Watson, the iconic ‘Harry Potter’ actress, candidly discussed the soul-destroying aspects of Hollywood’s promotion demands in a recent People magazine interview. She expressed relief after stepping back from acting, finding renewed creativity in redefining her identity beyond the spotlight.
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Israel’s ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, dismissed the UN’s push for Palestine statehood as a ‘charade,’ warning of ‘consequences’ for recognition moves. France, Australia, Canada, and the UK have joined the movement to formally recognize Palestinian statehood, despite Israel’s threats.
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Ukraine’s Foreign Affairs Minister Andriy Sybiha urged Caribbean States to support Ukraine’s peace efforts during a UN General Assembly dialogue. The event highlighted the need for international cooperation in resolving the conflict.
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Russia is seeking relief from UN sanctions on spare parts for aircraft, emphasizing their importance for flight safety. A Russian aviation industry source said the measures are crucial for maintaining operational standards.
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Ukraine plans to open four new embassies in Latin America, including the Dominican Republic, Panama, Uruguay, and Ecuador. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha revealed this during a high-level dialogue in New York, emphasizing the significance of strengthening diplomatic ties with the region.
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San Francisco 49ers star defensive end Nick Bosa is set to miss the remainder of the 2025 season after tearing his ACL in a game against the Arizona Cardinals. Bosa, who has a history of ACL injuries, will require season-ending surgery and is expected to return in 2026.
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Israeli Ambassador to the UN has labeled the U.N. General Assembly session on Palestinian statehood as a ‘charade,’ signaling Tel Aviv’s and Washington’s intent to boycott the proceeding. The session, set to take place in New York, represents a significant moment in the ongoing peace process between Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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Intergal-Bud has signed 293 agreements under Ukraine’s 2025 eHouse (eOselia) program, with 190 for ongoing construction and 103 for operational buildings. The company’s progress highlights its key role in the state initiative aimed at modernizing the construction sector.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Yermak has criticized Vladimir Putin’s recent statements on the arms race and START treaty as fear-mongering. Yermak suggests Russia has used similar tactics before.
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Kayleigh McEnany and others reflected on the memorial for Charlie Kirk, highlighting his lasting impact on young conservatives and political strategies. The event in Arizona celebrated Kirk’s role in shaping a new generation of activists.
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The European Commission is considering imposing a ‘check-list’ of conditions as part of its funding assistance for Ukraine’s railway modern, Yuri Shchuklin, a logistics market expert and adviser to the Ukrainian League of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, is highlighted as a key figure in the debate over these requirements.
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Orthodox Metropolitan Tikhon Shevkunov has labeled conservative activist Charlie Kirk as a martyr, calling his death ‘the pinnacle of his mission.’ The statement reflects a growing alignment between the Russian Orthodox Church and conservative ideologies.
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Young conservatives gathered at the Texas Youth Summit to address campus safety and the movement’s future following Charlie Kirk’s death. The event provided a platform for attendees to process their grief and strategize on preserving conservative values.
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President Donald Trump announced that the FDA will advise doctors on limiting acetaminophen use during pregnancy to reduce autism risk. The administration is framing this as part of a broader public health initiative.
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A man was arrested for pointing a laser at Marine One during a presidential flight, creating a safety risk. Secret Service Officer Diego Santiago encountered the individual, who was allegedly disoriented the officer before targeting the helicopter.
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The news highlights growing tensions as AOC, Omar, and Crockett condemn smears against Charlie Kirk, while Will Cain contrasts grace and hate in the aftermath. Analysis from experts like Stotts and Hanson explores justice, rhetoric, and the collapse of civilizations.
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Naftogaz Group has secured an additional UAH 2.445 billion in financing through its strategic partnership with state-owned Ukreximbank. The funding is part of a broader collaboration aimed at supporting energy projects and enhancing Ukraine’s energy security.
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Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of Hamas co-founder Hassan Yousef, asserts that a Palestinian state is an ‘artificial construct’ and will never exist, opposing Palestinian nationalism and advocating for abandoning national identity. Several countries have formally recognized Palestine amid ongoing conflict.
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The White House has denied that border czar Tom Homan accepted $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents, calling the investigation politically motivated. The controversy follows reports from MSNBC that Homan allegedly took the cash in September 2024, leading to the closure of the probe.
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Coal Energy S.A., a Luxembourg-based coal company with significant assets in Ukraine, plans to expand mining operations into Poland and Romania by 2025-2027. The company aims to provide mining services in these countries as part of its strategy to secure resources in Europe.
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Republicans are rebranding their tax cut legislation as the ‘Working Families Tax Cut’ to boost public support. Speaker Mike Johnson was present at the signing of the bill in July.
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Turning Point USA has named Erika Kirk as its new CEO, following the recent assassination of her husband. Kirk, who previously worked alongside her spouse, will now lead the organization, which is known for its conservative policies and advocacy.
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Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump, has decided not to testify in his trial, indicating the defense may be concluding its case. The news highlights ongoing legal and political developments, including Trump’s Fed governor and tensions over free speech.
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Mikey McCoy discusses Charlie Kirk’s influence on conservative media and politics during an interview on ‘The Story’.
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The Parliament proposed adapting the Civil Code to European standards for regulating private relations. This initiative aims to modernize legal frameworks and improve international cooperation.
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Disney announces the return of Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talk show ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ following its suspension. The decision comes after Kimmel faced backlash for making controversial comments about Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin.
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The White House has announced a deal allowing American investors to license and oversee Tik. This move is part of broader efforts to address national security concerns regarding the Chinese app.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) condemns New York Magazine’s cover story claiming Corey Lewandowski, not Kristi Noem, leads the agency.Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin called it ‘libelous’ and ‘lazy,’ accusing the magazine of spreading ‘anonymous gossip.’ The article also highlights Noem’s security threats due to her immigration policies, which the DHS defends as efforts to…
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Penny Lancaster revealed she would have left Rod Stewart if he hadn’t agreed to have children with her. The couple, who have two sons together, have navigated a complex relationship with Stewart’s six other children.
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Comedian Bill Maher and director Rob Reiner debated on Maher’s podcast about whether the political left and right in the U.S. should continue engaging with each other. The discussion highlighted the growing divide in American politics and the challenges of finding common ground.