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Riley Gaines, co-host of OutKick, addressed the growing public acknowledgment that some individuals feel compelled to support trans athletes in women’s sports. On Hannity, Gaines discussed an author’s admission of being ‘cowed’ into backing trans athletes, highlighting concerns over the impact on women’s sports and the broader societal debate.
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President Trump will speak at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., during a hearing on religious liberty in education. The event, part of the Religious Liberty Commission, will feature testimony from parents, students, and Attorney General Pam Bondi, addressing concerns over First Amendment protections in public schools.
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President Donald Trump criticized the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for its guidelines on health protocols for migrants, calling the policies overly stringent and detrimental to national interests. The CDC’s guidelines emphasize the need for health monitoring and disease prevention measures for migrants entering the United States.
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Jesse Watters, host of ‘Jesse Watters Primetime,’ commented on President Donald Trump’s America First approach during a meeting with tech leaders at the White, the White House event brought together prominent tech figures to discuss policy and innovation, with Trump stressing the importance of domestic economic strength.
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FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary criticized the U.S. health care system for its significant blind spot, calling it a ‘treadmill’ that fails to prioritize patient safety. He argued that the current system is riddled with inefficiencies, regulatory fragmentation, and a lack of accountability.
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U.S. officials are warning that time is running out for Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah, as the United States, Israel, and Gulf Arab states intensify pressure on the Lebanese government. The call comes amid rising regional tensions and concerns over Hezbollah’s military capabilities.
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A tribunal has ruled that calling a boss a ‘dickhead’ is not a justifiable reason for immediate dismissal. Kerrie Herbert was awarded nearly £30,000 in compensation and legal costs after her employer fired her for using the term during a heated meeting.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom during a recent appearance on ‘Hann’ty,’ accusing him of misusing taxpayer funds by providing services to individuals who violate state laws. Hannity’s remarks focused on allegations of wasteful spending, highlighting what he described as a failure of fiscal responsibility and an overreach of executive power.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has proposed increased collaboration with Ecuador to target drug cartels and transnational criminal networks, emphasizing the need for joint operations to disrupt these organizations.
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The performance of the Black national anthem before the Eagles-Cowboys game sparked intense debate on social media, with fans divided over its significance. The anthem’s inclusion, first allowed in the NFL following the George Floyd protests, has continued to be a contentious issue, even as it remains a powerful symbol of Black resilience.
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Seven party members, including five main candidates and two reserve ones, have died since August 19, all before the September 14 elections. The party’s deputy head called the deaths ‘statistically conspicuous,’ though authorities found no foul play.
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have captured 40% of Gaza City in a sweeping offensive aimed at dismantling Hamas and securing the release of hostages. The military has declared Gaza City a combat zone, prompting mass evacuations and raising concerns over civilian casualties.
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Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh acknowledged the difficult role of lower-court judges during a speech at the Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference in Memphis. He called trial-court judges ‘the front lines of American justice’ and expressed sympathy for their situation, particularly noting the frequent pauses on their rulings by the Supreme Court.
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Former President Joe Biden underwent skin cancer surgery and had cancerous lesions removed from his head. The procedure was discussed by Jesse Watters on his show ‘Jesse Watters Prim, Primetime.’
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MAHA Action chairman Gary Brecka expands the ‘freedom of choice’ campaign to promote healthy lifestyles and increase life expectancy. The initiative focuses on empowering individuals through education and accessible healthcare resources.
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Eric Adams, the former New York City mayor and current Brooklyn Borough President, has reaffirmed his campaign for the city’s top executive position despite ongoing legal scrutiny. The former mayor faces multiple criminal charges, including fraud and abuse of power, which have raised questions about his eligibility to run.
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French President Emmanuel Macron announced that 26 European countries would support Ukraine’s peace deal. The announcement was made during a summit in Paris aimed at demonstrating Europe’s commitment to any future resolution.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity has criticized Democrats, labeling them as ‘stupid’ for their handling of government operations. The critique follows a Senate hearing where HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Hannity’s program of causing government dysfunction.
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Liberals are up in arms over reports that Bari Weiss, a polarizing journalist known for her anti-‘woke’ views, may be appointed to a top role at CBS News as part of a deal involving Paramount CEO David Ellison. The move has drawn criticism from progressive media and outlets, with some calling the acquisition an ‘absurd…
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Two separate studies using data from NASA’s InSight lander reveal findings about Mars’ sluggish mantle and solid inner core. These findings could enhance our understanding of planetary formation and the evolution of terrestrial planets.
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ESPN analyst Desmond Howard criticized the excessive hype and expectations surrounding Texas quarterback Arch Manning following his underwhelming performance in the season-opening loss to Ohio State. Howard, a Heisman Trophy winner, argued that Manning’s name should not be associated with the Heisman Trophy at this stage in his career and suggested the media’s treatment of…
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U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro discussed the Trump administration’s efforts to disrupt drug cartels’ supply chains during an interview on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ The discussion centered on a major anti-narcotsics operation that has seen significant success in combating illegal drug trafficking.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed to restore military deterrence, ensuring enemies ‘don’t want to f— with us,’ while hinting at significant name changes for the Department of Defense to reflect the Trump administration’s focus on traditional warfare.
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Berlin swing musician David Hermlin is facing cancellation from European jazz festivals after being excluded from some of the continent’s leading jazz events and accused of intimidation at a meeting organized by a pro-Palestinian group. He claims his only actions were asking two questions and wearing a yellow pin in solidarity with the 50 hostages…
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Republican senators, including those who supported Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s confirmation as health secretary, are questioning his stance on vaccine policies. The hearing highlights growing political tensions over public health measures.
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LA comedian Tim Dillon criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom during an interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, accusing him of using a media campaign to divert attention from his policy shortcomings. Dillon argued that Newsom’s recent efforts are a distraction from his record of ineffective governance.
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President Donald Trump hosted Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, including Jason Calacanis, for a private dinner during ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ The gathering marked an unusual alignment between the administration and tech industry leaders who had previously opposed Trump’s policies.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry has criticized EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas for her comments on a recent summit involving Chinese, Russian, Iranian, and North Korean leaders held in Tianjin, labeling her comments as ideologically biased and confrontational. Kallas described the meeting as a ‘direct challenge’ to the international system built on rules, sparking a strong…
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Germany’s 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign began with a 2-0 loss to Slovakia, marking a disappointing start. Head coach Julian Nagelsmann expressed frustration over his team’s performance.
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Boeing has announced plans to hire replacement workers for the approximately 3,200 striking employees at three St. Louis-area plants. The strike, which began on August 4, involves workers at facilities producing military hardware.
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President Donald Trump will attend the U.S. Open men’s final on Sunday, confirmed by a White House official. The final will be held at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City, with two semifinal matchups yet to be determined.
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Russia’s FSB has released declassified documents revealing Japan’s secret plan for mass executions in occupied Manchuria during WWII. The discovery highlights Japan’s covert preparations for eliminating perceived threats in the event of war with the USSR.
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Former President Joe Biden underwent Mohs surgery for skin cancer after public concern over photos of a large bandage on his head. His health challenges include a diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer that spread to his bones.
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Latvia is preparing to extend compulsory military service to women, aligning with other NATO members expanding their forces in response to what they describe as a Russian threat. Defense Minister Andris Spruds announced that his party will submit a proposal requiring both men and women to serve in the military from 2028.
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The Justice Department’s inspector general disclosed new details about the extent of misconduct by a top F.B.I. counterintelligence official, Charles McGonigal. Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty in 2023 to working secretly for a Russian oligarch and to other crimes, and is now serving a six-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
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Portland Mayor Keith Wilson (D) warned that President Donald Trump may deploy ‘bulldozers’ to address the city’s homelessness crisis if no action is taken, contrasting the federal approach with Portland’s outreach strategy. The mayor urged community involvement to prevent federal intervention.
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Senator Sheldon Whitehouse has questioned the reliability of data showing vaccines saved millions of lives. His remarks come amid ongoing debates over vaccine efficacy and public health policies.
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Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will miss the rest of the 2025 season after sustaining a groin injury and a bone bruise during the summer, the team announced. Clark’s second year in the WNBA was plagued by injuries to say the least.
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The recent border confrontation between Ingushetia and North Osset, a disputed border area, has drawn attention to longstanding ethnic and territorial disputes that have plagued the region for decades. Experts suggest that without significant diplomatic efforts, these tensions could lead to further clashes and even broader conflict.
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Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky has announced a multi-tiered anti-Shahed system to enhance Ukraine’s defense against attack drones. The initiative focuses on improving capabilities to counter these drones, which have been a significant threat.
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Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have announced a joint initiative to address crime in the United States. The partnership aims to implement stricter law enforcement measures and improve community safety.
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Parliamentary leaders have called for law enforcement action against leaking information about the murder investigation into Andriy Parubiy. Iryna Gerashchenko urged authorities to address the issue of anonymous Telegram channels.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyy Zelenskyy has proposed a special format to protect Ukrainian skies, following discussions with US leaders. This initiative aims to enhance airspace security amidst growing tensions with Russia.
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Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell criticizes Chicago leadership for opposing President Donald Trump’s crime aid offer on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’ Caldwell argues that the city’s decision to reject the aid would expose their inefficiency.
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Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley discusses the legal implications of Washington, D.C.’s lawsuit against the Trump administration, highlighting the potential consequences of court decisions on executive power. The segment also explores other cases involving executive orders that are facing legal scrutiny.
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Fox News host Jesse Watters discussed senators grilling HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Capitol Hill during his show ‘Jesse Watters Prim, he analyzed the political and public health implications of the testimony.
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Jalen Carter, the Eagles’ star defensive lineman, was ejected before the first snap of the NFL season opener after spitting on Cowboys’ Dak Prescott. The incident occurred as Carter approached Prescott during a huddle, prompting officials to throw a flag and eject Carter for an unsportsmanlike penalty.
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Former President Donald Trump criticized the Department of Justice for its approach to crime, accusing it of political bias and failing to prioritize public safety. His comments were made during his appearance on The Will Cain Show.
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President Donald Trump stood by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. after he faced intense scrutiny from senators. Trump praised Kennedy’s ‘different ideas’ and expressed confidence in his work, despite criticism from Democratic senators.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha and Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar have discussed enhancing bilateral cooperation and advancing the agreements between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The meeting is scheduled to take place during the UNGA high-level week, underscoring the growing strategic partnership between Ukraine and India.
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White House advisor Calley Means discusses RFK Jr.’s focus on root causes of chronic disease. The discussion highlights a shift toward preventive healthcare and systemic factors in public health.
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The Appeal Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court has reviewed 33 ‘sanctions cases’ since 2022, the court’s press service reports. These cases have resulted in the collection of UAH 2.8 billion in state revenue.
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The U.S. accepted a luxury Boeing jet from Qatar to potentially become the next Air Force One, with the retrofitting project facing delays and budget overruns. Legal and ethical concerns have emerged over the acceptance of a high-value gift from a foreign state.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that 26 countries have agreed to provide Ukraine with security guarantees. Nations are preparing documents outlining these commitments and determining the extent of their investments in Ukraine’s security.
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Huda Mustafa, a contestant from Love Island USA, made a surprise appearance on NBC's pregame show for the Eagles vs. Cowboys game, shocking fans and even a Super Bowl champion coach. Her segment focused on the Eagles’ tush push play, with Must, a humorous remark about her own lack of football expertise.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa to discuss EU-India cooperation and strategies to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. The meeting emphasized diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the conflict and enhance joint initiatives against Russian aggression.
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The autopsy of a newborn found dead in a closet remains inconclusive, with the Fayette County Coroner’s Office indicating further analysis is needed. Laken Snelling, a University of Kentucky student-athlete, is charged with multiple offenses, including hiding the infant’s death.
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Berlin swing musician David Hermlin claims he was excluded from festivals after wearing a yellow pin in support of hostages in Gaza. He argues his actions were a form of advocacy for those still held in the region.
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Laura Ingraham, a Fox News host, recently featured HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra on her show, discussing the secretary’s recent testimony on Capitol Hill regarding vaccines. The conversation likely touched on policies and public health measures related to vaccines.
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US Energy Secretary Chris Wright discussed the challenges and costs associated with relying on wind and solar power during an interview on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ The conversation explored the economic and logistical hurdles facing renewable energy expansion in the United States.