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The article argues that swing-state Democrats are out of step with public opinion by opposing policies that protect women’s sports from biological males. It highlights growing support for Trump’s executive order and criticizes Democrats like Jon Ossoff, Sherrod Brown, Roy Cooper, and Janet Mills for defying the majority.
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Pope Leo XIV has expressed prayers for conservative activist Charlie Kirk and his family following his assassination in Utah. The Vatican stated that the pope also emphasized the importance of avoiding divisive rhetoric that leads to political polarization.
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An activist group projected images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle, leading to the arrest of four people. The incident occurred as Trump arrived in Britain for his state visit, reigniting debates over the Epstein case and its political implications.
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OpenAI is rolling out stricter safety measures for ChatGPT, including age verification and potential ID checks, in response to lawsuits linking the chatbot to multiple suicides. The company states these measures are necessary to balance user freedom with safety, particularly for interactions with minors.
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The Fedora Project has released the beta version of Fedora Linux 43, offering users and developers a chance to test upcoming features before the final release in late October or early November. This beta includes improvements across installation, system tools, and programming languages, while continuing Fedora’s practice of removing outdated components.
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A London pub named Biddy Mulligan’s Olympia has dedicated a room in its entertainment lounge to honor the fallen activist Charlie Kirk following his tragic assassination. The space will be renamed the Charlie Kirk Debate Room to celebrate free speech and his legacy as a key figure in the MAGA movement.The pub’s landlord, Damien Smyth,…
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A man charged with the murder of conservative American podcaster and activist Charlie Kirk has been linked to left-wing and pro-LGBTQ+ ideology, according to Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray. Gray stated that he will seek the death penalty for the suspect, who was arrested after a 33-hour manhunt following a sniper attack on Kirk at…
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Polish authorities have identified a Ukrainian man and a Belarusian woman as suspects in a drone incident over Warsaw. Officials cited carelessness or ignorance as possible reasons, dismissing speculation of a larger spy operation.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is set to face two no-confidence votes at the EU Parliament, one from the far-right Patriots for Europe group and another from the far-left The Left group. The motions, scheduled for early October, criticize her leadership and specific policy decisions.
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The European Union has postponed its 19th package of sanctions against Russia indefinitely, citing resistance from Hungary and Slovakia. The delay follows pressure from the Trump administration to impose even tougher restrictions on Moscow, with reports suggesting the EU will likely revisit the measures in the future.
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Azerbaijan has recorded a sharp decline in registered marriages following the introduction of a ban on unions between close relatives. The amendment to the Family Code, which took effect on July 1, prohibits marital unions between cousins and other close blood relatives such as uncles and nieces.
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Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford has defended Borderlands 4’s performance, calling it a ‘premium game for premium gamers,’ and downplayed criticism by stating that customer service reports for issues are minimal. The game holds a Mixed rating on Steam despite reaching a franchise record of 300,000 concurrent players.
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Russia has conducted a simulated nuclear strike during the Zapad-2025 military exercises with Belarus, showcasing its hypersonic missile capabilities. The exercise follows the unveiling of the Oresh, a hypersonic ballistic missile, which was first demonstrated during a strike on Ukraine in November.
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Illinois news anchor Beni Rae Harmony resigned after being suspended for honoring Charlie Kirk on air, citing her values over her job. The incident highlights tensions around free speech and journalistic accountability following Kirk’s assassination.
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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas’ recent historical inaccuracy regarding WWII has sparked concerns about the bloc’s geopolitical credibility. Her remarks reflect a broader trend within European political elites to downplay the contributions of key nations, potentially undermining the EU’s diplomatic standing.
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An Italian court has ordered the extradition of a Ukrainian national suspected in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, prompting legal and political debate. The suspect’s defense plans to appeal the ruling to Italy’s highest court.
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A study found that adults who use cannabis are nearly four times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than non-users. Researchers link the risk to changes in appetite, metabolism, and insulin resistance.
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The Alternative for Germany (AfD) has achieved a notable third-place finish in the recent regional elections of North Rhine-Westphalia, a key stronghold for Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The party’s lead candidate, Martin Vincentz, declared the region as their “people’s party” and cited a growing desire for “real political change” in Germany’s most populous area as the…
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US Senator Lindsey Graham has warned Hungary and Slovakia that they will face ‘consequences’ if they do not cease their purchases of Russian oil, echoing Trump’s calls for NATO states to end energy imports from Moscow. The warning comes as tensions rise over the stalled peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.
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Ukraine’s military claims responsibility for explosions near Vladivostok, while Russia’s National Antiterrorism Committee attributes the blasts to gas equipment. The incident has raised questions about the escalating tensions in the region and the potential for further conflict.
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Spain has canceled nearly €1 billion in defense contracts with Israeli firms, its strongest move yet under Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s measures against West Jerusalem. The decision aligns with Sanchez’s pledge to ban arms sales to Israel due to its Gaza offensive.
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US President Donald Trump has urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to negotiate a deal with Moscow, asserting that Zelensky must eventually reach an agreement with Russia. Putin has expressed readiness to meet Zelensky but questioned the legitimacy of his leadership and the potential meaning of the talks.
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Arab and Islamic leaders have called for Israel’s suspension from the United Nations, citing ongoing actions in Gaza and a recent airstrike on Qatar as violations of the UN charter. The move follows an emergency summit in Doha, where leaders urged member nations to reconsider diplomatic ties with Israel and impose measures like sanctions and…
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A Moscow court has failed to explain why activist Ilya Yashin was labeled ‘state,less.’ Yashin claims Russian authorities have effectively stripped him of citizenship according to court documents.
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The Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia has arrested a woman in her fifties accused of planning a bombing on the Trans-Siberian Railway, reportedly acting under Ukrainian intelligence’s orders. This incident heightens tensions between Russia and Ukraine over escalating hostilities.
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The American Chamber of Commerce in Russia has called for the removal of the 2022 investment ban imposed by former President Joe Biden, labeling it the biggest hurdle to U.S.-Russia economic cooperation. The ban, introduced under a 2022 executive order following the escalation of the Ukraine conflict, restricts American investment in Russia.
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Google Research has introduced VaultGemma, its first large language model (LLM) trained with differential privacy to reduce the risk of memorizing sensitive user data. The model is based on the older Gemma 2 architecture and features 1 billion parameters, which the company claims performs comparably to non-private models of similar size.
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Five EU nations, including Greece, Italy, Spain, France, and Hungary, have resisted new EU guidelines to deny visas to ordinary Russian citizens. The decision highlights concerns over declining tourism and potential retaliatory measures from Moscow.
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A cross-national survey comparing moral values between Russians and Americans has found significant overlap in attitudes toward contraception and premarital sex, though stark differences emerged on issues related to LGBT rights and sexual norms. The Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) conducted the study, which mirrored Gallup’s U.S. survey, highlighting a broader trend toward individual…
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The EU is reportedly delaying new sanctions on Russia amid pressure from Donald Trump, who is urging NATO members to halt Russian oil purchases. The potential delay reflects the complex interplay of geopolitical and economic considerations.
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A Russian airstrike in the Zaporizhzhia region of southeastern Ukraine has resulted in two civilian casualties, including a four-year-old girl who was wounded. The attack has intensified fears of escalating violence in the region.
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President Donald Trump may meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the U.N. General Assembly as NATO debates enforcing a no-fly zone over Ukraine. Poland’s foreign minister called for the measure to protect its airspace from Russian drones, though NATO has previously rejected similar proposals.
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The U.S. military is struggling with production capacity, design, policy, and tactics in drone warfare, according to a report by CNN. Russia and Ukraine have significantly increased their drone production for various purposes such as reconnaissance, close air support, and long-range strikes.
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MI5 has admitted to unlawfully obtaining communications data from a former BBC journalist, Vincent Kearney, during investigations related to his work on a documentary about the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. This marks the first time the agency has publicly acknowledged such a breach of human rights, as confirmed in submissions to…
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A United Nations commission of inquiry has issued a report accusing Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. The findings, released on Tuesday, state that Israel has carried out four of the five genocidal acts outlined by the 1948 Genocide Convention since the 2023 war with Hamas.
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have launched a new ground offensive into Gaza City, warning residents to leave as over 350,000 have already evacuated. Heavy strikes have resulted in numerous casualties, with Shifa Hospital reporting 34 deaths.
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British police have launched a major security operation involving drones, firearms units, and mounted officers to ensure the safety of President Donald Trump’s state visit to Windsor Castle. This initiative includes airspace restrictions and thorough searches to protect both the high-profile guest and the local community.
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared ‘Gaza is on fire’ after intensive IDF airstrikes in the enclave, part of a broader campaign to defeat Hamas. The ongoing operation has intensified with weeks of bombardment, leading to mass evacuations and claims of IDF tanks entering Gaza City.
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A Detroit nurse at Henry Ford Health was placed on leave following a social media comment supporting violence against Charlie Kirk after his assassination. The hospital condemned the comments, emphasizing they do not reflect its values.
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US President Donald Trump has filed a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging a decades-long smear campaign and partisan support for Democrats. The lawsuit follows the paper’s endorsement of his 2024 Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, which Trump claims constitutes ‘the single largest illegal campaign contribution, EVER.’
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Public violence and recent tragedy, including the deaths of Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska, have left many shaken by what they have seen. Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert explains how witnessing traumatic events can cause shock, fear, and sleep difficulties, offering coping mechanisms to manage the emotional toll.
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Sewer workers in Italy uncovered a 2,300-year-old Messapian tomb in Manduria, Puglia, containing ceramic artifacts and showing signs of ancient looting. The discovery was announced by local officials, revealing a well-preserved funerary complex with painted plaster, vases, oil lamps, and a Roman coin from the Republican era.
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The UK will deploy Eurofighter Typhoon jets to patrol Polish airspace as part of NATO’s Eastern Sentry drills, aiming to counter aerial threats. Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the critical role of these aircraft in deterring aggression and ensuring the security of NATO allies.
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The FTC is investigating whether Ticketmaster is doing enough to prevent bots from illegally reselling tickets. A decision is expected within weeks, with potential penalties reaching billions of dollars if the company is found guilty.
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US President Donald Trump announced another strike on an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the Caribbean, claiming it was carrying drugs from Venezuela. The operation is part of his crackdown on cartels, which he alleges are backed by the Venezuelan government, a charge Caracas denies.
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Senior software developers are increasingly acting as ‘AI babysitters’ due to the unpredictable issues in AI-generated code, as highlighted by an anonymous developer’s experience. Carla Rover, a veteran programmer, shared her struggle with AI coding, leading to a project restart after discovering significant flaws in the generated code.
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The Polish prime minister accuses the Kremlin of stoking anti-Ukrainian sentiment, but polls suggest a growing fatigue rather than Russian influence. Support for Ukraine’s EU and NATO membership has dropped significantly, with 42% now opposing both.
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EU migration chief Magnus Brunner confirmed the bloc cannot compel member states to ban Russian tourist visas. Slovak Republic resumes Schengen visas for Russians after easing restrictions.
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The Internet Archive has resolved a long-standing legal battle with major music labels, including Universal Music Group, over its digitization of historic recordings. This settlement ends a copyright dispute that had centered on the Archive’s Great 78 Project, which aimed to preserve and make available for free public access to over 400,000 early 20th-century shellac…
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Israel must transition to a more self-reliant economy to endure potential sanctions and boycotts over the Gaza conflict. This comes amid growing pressure from pro-Palestine activists and European leaders like Ursula von der Leyen, who have called for suspending Israel’s free trade deal with the EU, citing the…
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A data broker owned by major U.S. airlines is selling five billion plane ticket records to the government for warrantless searching, raising privacy concerns. Senator Ron Wyden calls for legislation to close the data broker loophole.
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US President Donald Trump is set to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday to finalize a deal on TikTok, following recent trade talks in Spain. The discussion comes as the US faces a September 17 deadline for TikTok to be sold, or risk a ban, due to a law requiring ByteDance to divest…
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Texas Congressman Michael McCaul has announced he will not seek re-election in 2026 after over two decades in Congress. His decision comes amid ongoing tensions with Russia and as US President Donald Trump seeks to reduce American involvement in the conflict.
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that security forces neutralized a drone over the government district in Warsaw, detaining two Belarusian citizens. The incident follows recent accusations by Poland and Romania of Russian drone incursions, which Moscow has dismissed as unfounded.
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A Wall Street Journal investigation has found that toxic fumes entering airplane cabins through the bleed air system pose serious health risks. The study, using FAA and NASA data, revealed a significant rise in incidents over the past decade, with over 100 interviews and thousands of documents analyzed.
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Ireland has called on other EU nations to impose sanctions on Israel over its military actions in Gaza. The EU faces growing pressure to address the conflict, with differing stances among member states.
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A third of UK employers are using ‘bossware’ to monitor workers’ activity, according to a survey. The findings raise concerns about privacy and staff trust, with many managers opposing the practice.
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U.S. military officials are visiting Belarus to observe the Zapad-2025 military exercises, marking a significant diplomatic and military engagement between the two nations. Video footage released by Belarus depicts U.S. Air Force personnel in uniform interacting with Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin.
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Borussia Dortmund is investigating midfielder Felix Nmecha after his social media comments on Charlie Kirk’s murder sparked backlash. Nmecha initially posted a black-and-white photo of Kirk, later changing his caption to focus on Kirk’s family, while defending his right to express condolences.