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The EU is expediting budget talks to address concerns over a potential right-wing rise in France, particularly Marine Le Pen’s influence. Fear of her party’s stance on EU contributions and Ukraine aid is driving accelerated negotiations.
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Texas state Rep. James Talarico, D-Texas, has launched his Senate campaign promoting political civility, but his past social media posts reveal inflammatory rhetoric about Republicans, including labeling ‘radicalized White men’ as a domestic terrorist threat. This contrast has sparked debate over whether his current message of civility is genuine or a strategic move.
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Two 25-year-old elk hunters were found dead in Colorado’s San Juan Wilderness Area. The search involved over 54 personnel and volunteers using drones, dogs, and a Black Hawk helicopter.
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More than 35,000 Hasidic pilgrims have arrived in Uman, Ukraine, for the Rosh Hashan, according to Andriy Demchenko, the State Border Guard Service spokesman. The influx of religious visitors marks a significant annual event in the region.
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Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., criticized Democrats for their attacks on Charlie Kirk following his assassination, highlighting a lack of goodwill in political discourse. The discussion unfolded during an interview with ‘The Faulkner Focus.’
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Anti-graft protests in the Philippines turned violently on Sunday when demonstrators clashed with riot police in Manila, resulting in over 200 arrests. The protests, initially peaceful and supported by prominent figures including President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the Catholic Church, were sparked by allegations of corruption involving costly flood-control projects deemed ‘ghost projects’ by the…
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Zubeen Garg, the acclaimed Bollywood singer known for his hit song ‘Ya Ali’ from the 2006 film ‘Gangster,’ has passed away at the age of 52. Throughout his career, he showcased a unique blend of folk, pop and rock music across dozens of languages.
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Andy Reid, the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach, downplayed a heated sideline exchange with tight end Travis Kelce after their 22-9 win over the New York Giants. The incident occurred late in the second quarter following a sluggish start from the Chiefs’ offense.
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Fox News Sunday explored the complex relationship between free speech and political violence, emphasizing the role of mental health in escalating tensions. The discussion featured prominent political figures and experts, highlighting the challenges of balancing constitutional rights with public safety.
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Interfax-Ukraine has scheduled a roundtable discussion on September 22 at 12:00 PM in its press center, focusing on whether the war is entering an endgame. The event will gather experts and analysts to discuss the potential implications of the war’s current trajectory.
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The co-hosts of ‘The View’ addressed Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension on Monday, following their initial delay in covering the news. Goldberg’s comments brought attention to the importance of timely reporting in a rapidly changing news environment.
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The Trump administration is set to announce findings on the rise in autism cases, focusing on potential contributing factors. Fox News analyst Dr. Marc Siegel discusses a possible link between acetamin’ophen use and autism in expectant mothers.
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Environmental activists face internal conflicts, declining fundraising, and uncertainty about how to respond to Trump’s rollback of climate regulations. The divided movement now struggles with fragmented strategies and a lack of consensus.
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The FBI has begun exploring potential theories related to the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The case has sparked debates about the security of public figures and the implications for free speech and political discourse.
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Fantasy football enthusiasts are increasingly turning to four-team leagues as a popular format for competitive play. Experts have conducted mock drafts to outline strategic approaches for selecting top-tier players such as Tkachuk and Kucherov in a head-to-head point system.
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The article discusses the latest fantasy football pickups, highlighting Trey Benson as a potential next man up due to injuries in the league. It also highlights the value of the Raiders’ offense amidst ongoing injury concerns.
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Pitt will retire the No. 9, jersey of three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald, making him the 11th player to have his number retired by the Panthers.
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Virginia Tech has proposed adding an extra $22,9 million to its athletics budget over the next four years to help position the Hokies to compete with the top programs in the ACC, a crucial moment with the hire of a new football coach looming. The proposal comes as the university seeks to strengthen its athletic…
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The SEC has unveiled its nine-game schedule for 2026, featuring three annual opponents set to remain through 2029. This decision impacts the competitive landscape of college football in the region.
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Shawn Clark, who previously served as the head coach at Appalachian State University for five years, has died at the age of 50. His contributions to college football and leadership at Appalachian State are remembered.
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The ACC fined Syracuse $25,000 and publicly reprimanded the school for faking injuries in a 34-21 win over Clemson last weekend, calling its actions ‘unethical and contrary to the spirit of the rules.’ The penalty highlights the ACC’s commitment to maintaining integrity in collegiate athletics.
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Duke women’s basketball head coach Kara Lawson has been named the head coach of the USA women’s national basketball team for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The appointment comes after a competitive selection process and is expected to bring a new dynamic to the team’s preparation for the international competition.
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Russia has asked the U.N. civil aviation agency to lift sanctions on the shipment of aircraft parts and overflights, claiming these measures threaten air safety. The request, based on undisclosed sources and working papers, aims to ease restrictions imposed after the conflict in Ukraine.
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Lithuania has allocated €15 million through its Development and Humanitarian Aid Fund to support Ukraine’s humanitarian efforts. The aid aims to bolster resilience and recovery among affected populations.
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The 19th EU sanction package includes measures targeting Russian energy giants Rosneft and Gazprom, which are not significant suppliers of oil via the Druzhba pipeline. European Commission spokesperson Anna-Kaisa Itkonen confirmed that the sanctions will not affect oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin opened the 2025 Intervision Song Contest in Moscow, framing it as a celebration of unity through music. The event symbolizes Russia’s defiance of Western isolation, showcasing its resolve to engage internationally despite geopolitical tensions.
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The EU is discussing the establishment of a ‘drone wall’ to counter Russian drone threats, with initial talks set to begin on September 26. The meeting, organized by EU Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius, will involve representatives from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Poland, Romania, and Bulgaria, alongside Ukraine.
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Clinton warns that President Trump and autocratic leaders are undermining decades of progress on women’s rights. Her report highlights the global state of women’s rights and the urgent need for action.
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The assassination of Charlie Kirk has inspired young people to get more involved in politics. Anthony Watson and CJ Womack shared insights about Kirk’s legacy and the misconceptions surrounding his influence.
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Secretary of Education Linda McMahon has called for stricter penalties against college faculty who expressed support for the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The incident follows reports that some faculty members have celebrated Kirk’s death on campuses, prompting disciplinary action at several institutions.
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Kayleigh McEnany reflected on the unifying nature of Charlie Kirk’s memorial, emphasizing its role in bringing people together. She noted the Democratic backlash over their rhetoric surrounding the assassination.
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The Kremlin has denied claims of airspace violations in Estonia, as NATO reported intercepting Russian MiG-31 fighters over the Gulf of Finland. This incident has heightened concerns about regional security and is occurring in the context of an impending UN Security Council meeting.
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The UN Security Council will meet after Russian jets violated Estonian airspace, prompting international concern. NATO jets intercepted three Russian MiG-31 fighters over the Gulf of Finland.
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A former employee of a New Hampshire country club has been accused of opening fire at the club, resulting in one fatality and two injuries. Law enforcement is investigating the motive behind the attack.
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Kamala Harris faces backlash from fellow Democrats over her attacks on party members and the rise of socialism. The controversy has sparked internal dissent and disbelief within the Democratic Party.
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At Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, attendees shared how his emphasis on family and faith inspired significant life decisions, including building families and redefining traditional roles. Kirk’s wife Erika highlighted his mission to ‘save the lost boys of the West’ and instill virtuousness in women, emphasizing the importance of strong, godly families.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar faced online criticism for gifting her 16-year-old daughter a new Jeep as a birthday present, sparking debates about parenting choices and financial responsibility. Critics accused her of spoiling her child, while others defended her right to make family financial decisions.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that Russian missile strikes on Monday night have led to the destruction of 25 residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia, with three civilians losing their lives. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict’s impact on urban areas.
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Ukrainian forces achieved a notable success by eliminating Russian drone and missile stockpiles, as revealed by the General Staff of the Armed, Ukraine’s military strategy is shifting towards disrupting Russian logistics and reducing their capacity to sustain prolonged combat operations.
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ABC’s ‘The View’ broke its silence on the Jimmy Kimmel drama plaguing the network on Monday, with host Whoopi Goldberg proclaiming, ‘No one silences us.’ The show had been conspicuously quiet on the decision by ABC to pull Kimmel off the air following his controversial remarks about the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk.
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Ghislaine Maxwell, a former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, is continuing her prison sentence at a minimum-security facility in Texas. Her former Manhattan townhouse, once owned by Epstein, has been put back on the market for $18 million.
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Kremlin-backed officials in Crimea reported three fatalities from a Ukrainian drone strike near a resort area. Ukraine has not yet issued a formal statement on the incident.
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The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a resolution to honor Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative commentator and former college football player, sparking divisions on Capitol Hill. The move has drawn both support and criticism, highlighting the increasing political polarization within the legislative body.
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Rancher Eli Bangerter of Utah shared how Charlie Kirk’s influence led him to leave college and start a family during a memorial service. Bangerter emphasized Kirk’s impact on his life choices, highlighting the shift from academic pursuits to family life.
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Recent Pentagon policy updates have sparked outrage among journalists’ groups, who condemn the new guidelines as an infringement on press freedom. The updated rules require media to sign agreements restricting their movement and access to unapproved materials within the Pentagon premises. The National Press Club called it an "unacceptable infringement on the independence of the…
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Former U.S. diplomat Hugh Dugan has called on President Donald Trump to demand that the United Nations provide a ‘report to shareholders.’ Dugan argues that such a report would enhance transparency and ensure the UN operates with greater accountability.
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Katrina Campins joined the ‘Fox News Saturday Night’ panel for a British history-themed game, where she was quizzed on key events and figures from the United Kingdom’s past.
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Super Typhoon Ragasa, with winds comparable to a Category 5 hurricane, is expected to strike the Philippines, prompting evacuations and flight cancellations. Authorities are closely monitoring its path as it approaches Hong Kong, with potential impacts on both regions.
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ICE agents in Broadview, Illinois, faced violent confrontations with protesters, leading to arrests and injuries. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between immigration enforcement and demonstrators.
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Republican strategist Katie Zacharia warns of China’s rare earth dominance as a national security threat, joining discussions on Trump’s trade negotiations with China. Her comments highlight the strategic importance of rare earth minerals in technology and defense.
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The Dominican Republic and the United States launched a joint operation to intercept a suspected drug trafficking vessel carrying approximately 1,000 kilograms of cocaine, marking the first such effort in the Caribbean region against ‘narcoterrorism.’ The U.S. airstrike resulted in the death of three individuals, with authorities reporting the drug packages will be analyzed for…
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Tomi Lahren joined Fox News Saturday Night to discuss her confidence in Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship. She argued that their bond is strong enough to endure challenges.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has hinted at the development of undisclosed military advancements to strengthen the country’s deterrent capabilities against the US and its allies. His comments came after North Korea announced the successful testing of a solid-fuel engine for the Hwasong-30 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which can reach the continental US.
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A parliamentary session in Albania erupted into chaos after a speech by an AI-generated minister named Diella triggered an angry backlash from opposition MPs. The incident highlights the potential impact of integrating AI into government roles and raises concerns about its effect on democratic processes.
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A study from Edith Cowan University shows that a single session of weight training or HIIT can reduce breast cancer cell growth by 20% to 30%. Researchers found that both exercises boost anti-cancer myokines, offering promising therapeutic potential for cancer survivors.
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Interfax-Ukraine will host a press conference on September 22 to address claims that Ukraine’s Ministry of Veterans Affairs misrepresented information to the Bern Convention Committee regarding the clearing of the Markhalivka forest for a military cemetery. The event will focus on allegations of misleading the European Union body.
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Americans are embracing in-home café culture with artisanal products, specialized brewing equipment, and café-inspired design elements. The trend has permeated home décor and social interactions, with the rise of `hotel vibes’ coffee setups.
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The House Democrats were split on a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk, with 95 voting yes and 58 voting no, prompting GOP criticism over their political violence response. Republicans accused Democrats of hypocrisy, noting the contrast with a previous unanimous vote to condemn attacks on Minnesota lawmakers.
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The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has reported 156 combat clashes in the past 2,4 hours. These clashes are part of the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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Berlin has unveiled a plan to become climate-neutral by 2050, envisioning a transformed urban landscape with green technology and renewable energy integration.