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A terror attack in Jerusalem has killed at least five people, prompting discussions on security measures and the Trump administration’s effort to secure a Gaza hostage deal. Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to analyze the incident and broader geopolitical implications.
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Kristi Noem claims CBS edited her interview, removing key allegations against a Biden official. Hays and Ham analyze CBS’s response and the implications for political discourse.
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The engagement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce highlights the ‘jock tax’ system, requiring athletes and entertainers to file tax returns in every state they work in, regardless of their residence. This affects both high-profile celebrities and lower-income workers, creating a complex compliance challenge.
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Autonomous trucks are set to address the U.S. driver shortage and rising logistics costs, offering enhanced efficiency and safety. Texas leads in innovation, while the U.S. faces competition from China in the autonomous freight sector.
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President Trump faces mounting pressure to reduce electricity prices before midterms as energy costs surge due to increased demand and inherited policies. While the current price hikes are not solely his fault, the Trump administration’s approach to energy policies is being questioned as it may hinder efforts to address the growing crisis.
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A violent shooting attack occurred on a bus in northern Jerusalem, resulting in at least six fatalities and dozens of injuries. Israeli authorities confirmed the attackers hailed from the West Bank and are currently investigating the incident. Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad reportedly praised the attack, though neither group claimed responsibility.
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A correspondent’s report from Iran highlights widespread apprehension among the population following a 12-day war with Israel. The nation grapples with the aftermath of the conflict, marked by uncertainty and tension.
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Argentina’s President Javier Milei has faced a significant setback in the provincial elections, with his party losing a key vote in Buenos Aires. This loss is particularly concerning due to the city’s status as the capital, which accounts for 40% of all eligible voters in the country.
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Thousands of Bolsonaro supporters gathered in major Brazilian cities ahead of the trial’s verdict on charges of attempting to overturn the 2022 election results. The former president faces accusations of inciting a coup.
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Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba of Japan has unexpectedly resigned after less than a year in office, marking a significant shift in a country known for political stability. His departure has raised concerns about potential leadership instability and the future direction of Japan’s governance.
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France is on the brink of a potential government collapse as Prime Minister François Bayrou’s confidence vote scheduled for Monday threatens to oust him. The vote comes amid widespread unpopularity, marking an unprecedented level of discontent towards the premier.
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A court in Australia has sentenced Erin Patterson to life imprisonment for poisoning four of her estranged husband’s relatives with death cap mushrooms, resulting in their deaths. The judge imposed a non-parole period of 33 years as part of the sentence.
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A chilling surveillance video captured the last moments of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska before she was stabbed to death on a Charlotte light rail train by 34-year-old Decarlos Brown, who was later arrested on first-degree murder charges. The incident has sparked renewed calls for action on public safety in Charlotte.
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Donald Trump addressed his stance on migration policies and the Department of Justice’s role in border control. He hinted at potential legal actions against the DOJ over immigration enforcement.
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Trey Gowdy addressed Donald Trump’s stance on migrants and its potential economic impact. The discussion also touched on the broader implications for national security and domestic economic conditions.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky accused former U.S. President Donald Trump of enabling Russian President Vladimir Putin’s agenda by agreeing to a summit. The meeting, held in Alaska on August 15, was intended to mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine, though no breakthroughs were achieved.
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McLaren’s challenges in managing the rivalry between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have come to light, highlighting the team’s limitations in maintaining fairness and competition. The incident has sparked discussions about team management and competitive balance in Formula 1.
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Denny Hamlin won from the pole position at World Wide Technology Raceway, playing the strategy perfectly to lead the final 25 laps in his series-high fifth victory this season.
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UCLA has indefinitely suspended its backup quarterback Pierce Clarkson following his arrest on unspecified felony charges. The suspension comes after his arrest on Friday, with authorities yet to disclose the nature of the charges.
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A’ja Wilson set a league record with her 13th game of at least 30 points, helping the Aces win their 14th game in a row Sunday over the Sky.
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Micah Parson made an immediate impact in his Green Bay debut, recording his first sack and contributing to three pressures during the Packers’ win over Detroit. His performance highlights his value as a key defensive player for the team.
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During the Ravens’ 41-40 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night, quarterback Lamar Jackson shoved a fan who had slapped him on the helmet. Jackson later apologized, stating that he let his emotions take over.
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Buffalo’s Josh Allen orchestrated a thrilling comeback, leading three scoring drives in the final four minutes. The Bills secured a dramatic 41-40 victory over the Baltimore Ravens with a game-winning field goal by Matt Prater as time expired.
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Russia’s military recruitment has surpassed 280,000 contract soldiers in 2025, according to intelligence officials. Financial incentives and propaganda efforts are cited as key factors in this growth.
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The Russian General Staff has disclosed that over 1,089,060 troops have been lost in the Ukraine war since its commencement on February 24, 2022. This figure encompasses 910 casualties reported by Russian forces in the past 24 hours.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused former U.S. President Donald Trump of providing Vladimir Putin with what he desired during the Alaska summit. Zelensky claimed Putin does not want to meet with him but is eager to meet with the U.S. president to showcase his presence through media.
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Ukraine’s military recaptured Zarichne in Donetsk Oblast from Russian forces, a strategically significant location near key transport routes connecting Sloviansk and Lyman. The village’s capture is seen as a pivotal development in the conflict, enhancing Ukraine’s logistical capabilities.
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Slovak MP Tibor Gaspar compared Ukraine to Hamas, claiming Russia was ‘provoked’ into the war. His comments have sparked debate over their implications for international relations.
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Former President Donald Trump continues to face significant legal and political hurdles as the Department of, and White House engage in critical discussions. Trump is currently under investigation for alleged violations related to his 2016 presidential campaign, including potential breaches of campaign finance laws.
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An alumni group at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point canceled an awards event scheduled for this month to honor actor Tom Hanks. The decision was made to refocus efforts on preparing academy cadets for the future.
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Nordstrom is offering up to 60% off on a wide range of fall fashion essentials during its Labor Day Sale. The sale includes popular brands such as Levi’s, Coach, Carhartt, and more, providing an opportunity to refresh your wardrobe for the upcoming season. From timeless denim jackets to cozy hoodies and stylish outerwear, there are…
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A 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee was stabbed to death on the Charlotte light rail system. Authorities have stated the attack was random, though an investigation is ongoing.
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Erin Patterson has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering three of her husband’s relatives and attempting to kill a fourth by poisoning them with deadly mushrooms. The case, which shocked Australia, involved the deliberate administration of a lethal substance to four family members.
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John Burton, a former U.S. Congressman and influential political figure in California, passed away at the age of 92. His career included a notable comeback after a period of personal struggle, including a crack cocaine addiction that led to his departure from Congress in 1982.
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After a 40-32 deficit, the Buffalo Bills executed a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback, culminating in a walk-off field goal to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 41-40. Josh Allen led the charge with 394 passing yards and four touchdowns, including two rushing touchdowns, sealing the victory for the Bills.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson pushed a Buffalo Bills fan after the fan smacked him and DeAndre Hopkins in the helmet following a touchdown pass. The incident, which went unpenalized, sparked conversation among sports commentators.
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Two teenagers have been arrested in the premeditated murder of Capitol Hill intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, with a third suspect still wanted. Police have offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to his capture.
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A shooting outside a Cleveland bar on Sunday evening left five people injured, including one suspect, according to police. The incident, which occurred near The Flats neighborhood, is believed to have started as an altercation inside the bar before escalating to gunfire.
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Former US President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice officials objected to his last-minute pardons, with government lawyers claiming he failed to properly vet the criminals whose sentences he commuted. Internal emails and sources suggest that Biden’s team bypassed the Justice Department’s vetting process, leading to criticism over the rushed and unreviewed nature of the pardons.
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DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin highlighted the Trump administration’s intensified efforts to combat cartels, emphasizing their growing desperation due to closed borders. Venezuela accused the U.S. of pursuing ‘regime change,’ adding political tension to the situation.
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Brian Kilmeade discusses the Trump administration’s war on drugs and its efforts against cartels. He highlights the administration’s focus on law enforcement and border security to curb drug-related crime.
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Rep. Mike Lawler, R-NY, argues that China’s influence in the prescription drug industry poses national security risks. During an interview on ‘One Nation,’ Lawler highlighted the Trump administration’s efforts to combat drug cartels and safeguard American interests.
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Rick Davies, co-founder of the British rock band Supertramp, has died at the age of 81 after a long battle with cancer. The singer and songwriter, who was instrumental in keeping the band together following a dispute in 1983, will be remembered for his contribution to the band’s iconic songs such as ‘Goodbye Stranger’ and…
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White House deputy chief of staff James Blair criticized Democrats for misleading the public about the contents of the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ during an interview on ‘Sunday Night in America.’ Blair emphasized that the bill includes significant provisions on tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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Baltimore attorney and legal analyst Randolph Rice endorses Donald Trump’s cashless bail crackdown, comparing cities that reject federal aid to those ignoring firefighters during a house fire. Rice argues that such inaction risks catastrophic consequences in the national fight against crime.
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Carlos Alcaraz has won his second US Open title by defeating Jannik Sinner in four sets, reclaiming the world number one ranking. The final was delayed due to heightened security measures caused by Donald Trump’s presence.
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Former President Donald Trump has been discussing his economic policies and their potential impact on the United States, with particular emphasis on his views regarding Harvard University. Trump’s comments have stirred up a significant amount of debate, with critics and supporters alike weighing in on the implications of his economic strategies for the nation’s economy.
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Rep. Laurel Lee, R-Fla., has called on cities experiencing crime problems to accept assistance from President Trump. During an interview on ‘Sunday, Night in America,’ Lee discussed Trump’s legal authority to aid states in addressing crime.
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Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation, emphasizes the family as the ‘most important’ institution in society. During a discussion on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin,’ Roberts addresses the significance of the family alongside Sen. Tim Kaine’s remarks on God-given rights.
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A shooting outside a bar in Cleveland, Ohio, left five people injured on Sunday evening, according to police officials.
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NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces backlash for using children in campaign ads despite his earlier advocacy for social media-free childhoods. Critics question the inconsistency in his stance as he uses young voices to promote his bid for City Hall.
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Backup tight end Jake Tonges made a game-winning touchdown catch to secure a 17-13 victory for the San Francisco 49ers over the Seattle Seahawks in their season opener. The play came after George Kittle left with a hamstring injury, and Tonges delivered a crucial performance.
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President Trump supported the ICE raid at the Hyundai battery plant in Georgia, which resulted in the arrest of 475 illegal immigrants, primarily South Koreans. He called for allowing foreign experts to train American workers in advanced industries like battery manufacturing, shipbuilding, and computer technology.
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The 12-day war with Israel has left Iran grappling with economic uncertainty and political anxiety, as citizens fear further sanctions and economic strain.
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The European Union has banned certain gel nail polishes containing a chemical linked to health risks, following safety concerns raised by regulatory authorities. This decision aims to protect consumer health and maintain safety standards across the bloc.
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Germany rebounded from a slow start in their World Cup qualifiers with a decisive win over Northern Ireland, gaining momentum in their campaign. The victory reinforces their position as a top-tier football nation.
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The MTV Video Music Awards showcased stunning red carpet looks by Jessica Simpson, Sabrina Carpenter, and Megan Moroney, each making a unique fashion statement. Megan Moroney also won the first Best Country VMA, marking a significant moment for country music at the event.
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Lisa Boothe criticizes Democrats for turning cities like Chicago into warzones, citing policy failures. Her remarks align with discussions on Trump’s ‘Chipocalypse Now’ meme and ICE’s Hyundai raid, highlighting tensions over national security and immigration.
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The Vatican has canonized Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager who died of leukemia in 2006, as the first millennial saint of the Catholic Church. Acutis, known for his digital efforts to spread the faith, created a multilingual website cataloging Eucharistic miracles and was celebrated for integrating prayer, sport, and charity into his life.
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Tensions are rising in Brazil as the country approaches the verdict in former President Jair Bolson,aro’s trial for attempted coup charges. Protests have erupted in major cities, with supporters and opponents clashing on the streets of São Paulo and other areas.