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Rep. Julia Letlow, R-La., emphasized Louisiana’s role in immigration enforcement through the opening of the ‘Louisiana Lockup’ migrant detention center, as highlighted during an interview on ‘Fox Report.’ The facility is designed to increase the state’s capacity for processing and detaining undocumented migrants.
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President Donald Trump has defended sending aid to Chicago as ‘common sense,’ not ‘war.’ The remarks come as he prepares to attend the U.S. Open.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett defended the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, stating that the ruling did not criminalize abortion but left decisions to the states. Barrett addressed concerns raised by dissenting justices about the potential impact on other rights, emphasizing that such questions are best handled through democratic processes.
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President Donald Trump unveiled the America250 initiative during a ceremony in Iowa to commemorate the U.S. Semiquincentennial. The event, dubbed the Salute to America, aims to highlight key moments in the nation’s history and honor its founding principles.
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Former NFL star J.J. Watt made his debut in the CBS commentary booth for an NFL game, sporting a new hairstyle that has sparked fan reactions. CBS Sports called it ‘feathered and lethal.’
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CNN anchor Jake Tapper confronted Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo over the state’s plan to remove school vaccine mandates. Tapper questioned the decision’s impact on public health, while Ladapo defended it based on scientific evidence.
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A new study links 29 million excess deaths to EU and US sanctions. The research highlights that these measures have had a profound impact on global health, particularly on the most vulnerable populations.
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The FBI has intensified its efforts to combat gang activity, drug trafficking, and gun violence in Chicago. Special Agent in Charge Robert Wieczorek outlined the agency’s strategy to disrupt criminal networks and improve public safety through increased enforcement and collaboration with local law enforcement.
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During a Toronto Film Festival discussion, Ryan Reynolds recounted an incident where he angered Denzel Washington during the filming of ‘Safe House’ due to a phone ringing during a critical scene. Washington, known for his strong stance against disrespect, has previously confronted fans in public, as seen in a recent incident at a museum.
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Maryland Governor Wes Moore has stated during an NBC interview that he will not seek the presidency in 2028. His decision has sparked discussions about the Democratic Party’s candidate selection process.
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A major new study published in eClinicalMedicine found that consuming ultra-processed foods (UPFs) with certain additives is associated with a higher risk of all-cause mortality over 11 years of follow-up. Researchers analyzed data from 187,000 adults in the U.K., linking specific additive categories to increased mortality risk, with notable exceptions such as gelling agents.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, accusing Trump of giving Putin ‘what he wanted.’ The summit, marking Putin’s first visit to the U.S. outside the UN since 2007, was expected to yield a ceasefire agreement but failed to produce a deal.
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The Vatican has officially canonized Carlo Acutis, a 15-year-old who died of leukemia in 2006, as the first millennial saint. Pope Leo XIII expressed joy at the high turnout of young Catholics at the ceremony.
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France’s government is on the brink of collapse as Prime Minister Francois Bayrou faces a confidence vote over his controversial €44 billion austerity plan. This situation puts President Emmanuel Macron under pressure, as France’s commitment to support Ukraine is now in question.
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President Emmanuel Macron navigates a global role while facing a domestic debt crisis, pushing his prime minister to address a worsening fiscal situation. Amid mounting pressure for budget cuts, the prime minister risks losing his position in a critical no-confidence vote.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett defended the Dobbs decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade, on Sunday during an interview with CBS’s Norah O’Donnell. The interview highlights the ongoing debate over abortion rights in the United States.
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A green sex toy was launched onto the NFL field during the Browns-Bengals game, continuing a trend that began in the WNBA. The NFL has not yet commented, but the league’s previous stance on enforcing legal actions indicates a serious approach to addressing this issue.
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The upcoming gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia are drawing significant attention, with Democratic strategist Laura Fink analyzing the political landscape on 'Fox News Live.' Simultaneously, Zohran Mamdani is intensifying his mayoral campaign in New York City, aligning with Sen. Bernie Sanders' support.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has criticized President Donald Trump’s Alaska summit, claiming it amounted to giving Vladimir Putin what he desired. Zelenskyy expressed disappointment with the summit’s outcome, which he believes failed to address critical issues facing Ukraine.
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Prominent political figures RFK Jr., Donald Trump, and Kristi Noem are positioning themselves as key players in the upcoming midterm elections. Their activities and statements are shaping the political narrative ahead of the midterms.
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Sen. Blackburn criticizes Meta for allegedly ignoring child safety concerns, calling the company’s actions ‘disgusting.’ The senator also discusses the DOJ’s support for legislation aiding detransitioners amid broader political debates.
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Corey DeAngelis, a senior fellow at the American Culture Project, has addressed the escalating conflicts within school districts nationwide, focusing on a range of controversial subjects. The discourse has intensified, with parents and school administrators frequently at odds over the implementation of these policies and the underlying values they represent.
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Pastor Corey Brooks and Janiyah Thomas are advocating for the National Guard to address Chicago’s crime crisis. They believe the city is ‘desperately in need’ of federal assistance.
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Pope Leo XIV has canonized Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frass, who both died young, to inspire new generations of Catholics. A crowd gathered in St. Peter’s Square to celebrate the naming of two new saints.
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A new bipartisan bill aims to curb stock trading by members of Congress, offering a tax deferral for legal investments in exchange for penalties on non-compliance. The legislation seeks to address conflicts of interest and public concerns over the financial influence of lawmakers, with tax incentives designed to mitigate the financial burden of divesting long-held…
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Indianapolis Colts defensive back Cam Bynum sparked online buzz with his unusual celebration after intercepting a pass from Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. The bizarre move, which involved flailing around in the end zone, drew attention from NFL fans and media.
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Everton secured a 4-1 victory over Liverpool in Sunday’s Merseyside derby at Anfield, with manager Brian Sorensen humorously referring to the stadium as his team’s ‘training pitch.’ The win solidifies Everton’s dominance in the Women’s Super League (WSL) derby rivalry.
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Florida State’s strong start to the season has positioned them for a significant Week 6 matchup against Miami, one of the top teams in the country. The matchup is anticipated to be a major event in the college football calendar, with both teams showing strong form.
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John Mateer’s rise and concerns around LaNorris Sellers and Cade Klubnik have sparked discussions in the NFL draft landscape. Updates on prospects from CFB Week 2 games are influencing draft rankings and future opportunities.
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The AP Top 25 rankings have been updated following Week 2 of the college football season. This analysis examines the implications of these changes for each team’s upcoming schedule and potential success in the season.
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NFL Nation reporters have analyzed the outcomes of Week 1 games, addressing key questions about the Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback situation and the Kansas City Chiefs’ early season challenges.
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The NFL kicked off its season with a stylish flair as star players made dramatic entrances, including Joe Burrow and Jayden Daniels. Fans and media were captivated by the fashion choices of the league’s top athletes.
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49ers’ star running back Christian McCaffrey is set to face the Seahawks in the team’s opening game despite a calf injury. His availability could be a significant boost for the 49ers’ offensive capabilities.
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Oscar Piastri has dismissed the controversy surrounding McLaren’s team orders during the Italian Grand Prix, saying it was ‘fair’ for him to yield position to teammate Lando Norris in the final stages of the race. The incident has sparked broader discussions within the Formula One community about the role of team orders and their impact…
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Luka Dončić’s 42-point game led Slovenia to an 84-77 win over Italy, securing a quarterfinal clash against Germany. Georgia dominated France 80-70, advancing in the tournament.
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Rory McIlroy won his second career Irish Open in a thrilling playoff against Joakim Lagergren. The match was a tightly contested battle, with McIlroy’s composure under pressure securing his victory.
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Illinois and Florida State have cracked the AP Top 10, while USF has entered its first top-10 ranking in seven years. Ohio State, Penn, and LSU remain atop the rankings.
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Russia’s military intelligence has announced plans to produce nearly 2,500 high-precision missiles and 57 combat aircraft by the end of 2025, signaling a significant expansion of its military capabilities. This announcement underscores Russia’s ongoing commitment to modernizing its armed forces and enhancing its strategic deterrent.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has stated that the U.S. is prepared to collaborate with European allies to implement new sanctions against nations purchasing Russian oil, seeking to weaken Moscow’s economy and escalate pressure on Russia for a ceasefire.
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A record-breaking Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine resulted in at least 4 deaths and 44 injuries, marking the first time a government building was hit. The assault included strikes on strategic locations, with Ukrainian forces retaliating by targeting Russian oil infrastructure.
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Actor Jeffrey Wright defends his casting as Jim Gordon in ‘The Batman,’ calling critics ‘f—— racist and stupid’ for opposing his portrayal as a Black man. Wright argues that diverse casting reflects societal evolution and New York’s multicultural reality.
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A knife-wielding suspect slashed an NYPD officer in the face with a 14, inch butcher knife at a Brownsville precinct before fleeing and being shot dead by pursuing officers. The officer was hospitalized but is recovering well.
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Anti-ICE protests have erupted in Chicago amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on crime and migrant smuggling. Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., joined Fox News Live to discuss the situation, highlighting tensions around immigration enforcement and anti-crime initiatives.
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Annalena Baerbock, former German Foreign Minister and Green Party member, will lead the UN General Assembly starting September 9. Her leadership has sparked mixed reactions, with some expressing concern over her role in shaping global policy.
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Annalena Baerbock has begun her new role at the United Nations in New York, where she will preside over the General Assembly starting September 9. Her appointment has sparked mixed reactions, with critics questioning her leadership capabilities.
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A new survey by Fastly reveals that 32% of senior developers say over half their shipped code is AI-generated, significantly higher than junior developers’ 13%. While AI tools improve speed and job satisfaction, they also require substantial manual editing, with 28% of developers frequently needing to fix AI-generated code.
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Joseph Naso, a former photographer convicted of four murders, claims he killed 26 women after confessions from fellow death row inmate William Noguera. The revelation is featured in a new Oxygen documentary, which details Naso’s chilling crimes and his cryptic hit list of victims.
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Russian President Putin has declared troops deployed to Ukraine as legitimate targets, escalating tensions in the war. Fox News contributor Brett Velicovich discusses the intensifying conflict on ‘Fox News Live.’
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Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., participated in an interview discussing the future of the Federal Reserve and potential September rate cuts while emphasizing President Donald Trump’s efforts to boost American manufacturing. McCormick framed Trump’s agenda as emblematic of the MAGA movement’s economic vision.
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In a recent interview with CBS, comedian Nate Bargat, known for his unique style of clean comedy, reflected on his journey to becoming a successful clean comic. He discussed the challenges and rewards of pursuing comedy as a profession, highlighting the higher calling he feels in his career.
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President Donald Trump arrived at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City for the U.S. Open men’s singles final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The event marks Trump’s first visit to the Grand Slam tournament since 2015, with fans reacting positively to his presence.
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Maria Bartiromo’s segment analyzes the intersection of ICE operations, midterm elections, and Fed policy. The program assesses how these dynamics may influence market trends and investor behavior.
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NFL legend Charles Woodson praised Jaguars’ Travis Hunter for his rare two way talents, drawing a parallel to Japanese baseball star Shohei Ohtani. The conversation, which focused on Hunter’s versatility as both a quarterback and wide, highlights the unique skill set that has made him a standout player in the NFL.
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The FOX NFL Kickoff crew explored the Cincinnati Bengals’ potential in the 2025 season, focusing on their path to the Super Bowl and key factors influencing their success. Analysts emphasized the importance of a cohesive defense and quarterback development as key components in the Bengals’ strategy for the year.
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Jay Glazer revealed the Rams nearly traded Matthew Stafford before extending him, with Aaron Rodgers as their backup plan. The insider also shared how the Micah Parsons trade came together behind the scenes.
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Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman previewed the Raiders vs. Patriots game and discussed Baker Mayfield’s performance on FOX NFL Kickoff.
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The 2025 NFL Season is set to feature several prominent storylines, including the potential breakout of star player Micah Parsons with the Packers, the rise of young quarterback prospects, and other key developments expected to shape the league’s landscape.
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NFL analysts Charissa Thompson, Charles Woodson, Julian Edelman, and Jay Glazer have weighed in on second-year quarterbacks’ prospects for the 2024 season, evaluating which players are likely to improve and which may struggle.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused the Biden administration of rushing migrant child processing, citing 476,000 ‘lost’ minors due to inadequate safety checks. He criticized officials for prioritizing speed over verification measures like DNA testing and fingerprinting.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio has defended the U.S. decision to strike a suspected Venezuelan drug boat, despite criticism from Democrats. CBP senior advisor Ron Vitiello supports the action, emphasizing efforts to combat drug trafficking.