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Fox Nation’s ‘Meet the American’ Season 2 highlights the invention of the Frisbee by Walter Frederick Morrison. This innovation transformed a casual activity into a global phenomenon, influencing sports and leisure worldwide.
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Protesters in Portland, Oregon, have clashed with police, intensifying tensions over ICE operations. The situation has sparked debates about the agency’s role in local communities.
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Alexia Rodrigues, Miss Rhode Island, is advocating for foster care reform during the Miss America competition. Her personal experience as an adoptee and full-time Army National Guard service highlight the intersection of personal narrative and public service.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China’s unwavering support for North Korea following further talks with Kim Jong Un. The meeting took place after Kim’s participation in a military parade with Russian President Vladimir Putin, commemorating World War II’s end.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has declared a ‘war on narco-terrorists’ as part of the Trump administration’s intensified efforts against drug traffickers. During a joint press conference in Ecuador, Rubio labeled the country’s gangs as terrorist groups and announced the designation of Los Choneros and Los Lobos as foreign terrorist organizations.
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Edgar Feuchtwanger, the British historian who lived across the street from Adolf Hitler in the 1930s, has died at the age of 100. His book provides a rare personal perspective on life during the Nazi era.
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The EU’s claims of Russian GPS jamming on Ursula von der Leyen’s flight to Bulgaria were refuted by flight data, showing no signal loss. Bulgarian officials confirmed the plane landed nine minutes late without navigational issues.
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Home Wi-Fi networks are critical for connecting personal and professional life, but they can be vulnerable to cyber threats if not properly secured. The article emphasizes the importance of strong encryption, solid passwords, and regular firmware updates to protect against data breaches and malware.
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Attorney General Ashley Moody announced a new strategy to combat human trafficking and smuggling during a press conference in Tampa, Florida. The initiative involves collaboration between U.S. attorneys and Homeland Security officials to enhance enforcement efforts.
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Fashion legend Giorgio Armani, known for his timeless elegance and minimalist aesthetics, has died at the age of 91 in Milan, Italy. His career, spanning decades, established a global fashion empire synonymous with quality and individuality.
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A California professor has been indicted for allegedly assaulting federal agents, sparking a legal and ethical debate over campus safety and law enforcement’s role on college campuses. The incident has raised questions about the intersection of academic life and legal consequences.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz, a former White House health advisor, is calling for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to refocus on prioritizing human health and wellness. His comments came in the context of a discussion about Republican presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s testimony on vaccines.
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Minneapolis Councilman Jeremiah Ellison Faces Criticism for Keeping Salary During Harvard Fellowship
Minneapolis City Councilman Jeremiah Ellison faces criticism for keeping his $110,000 salary while accepting a paid Harvard fellowship, raising concerns about his ability to fulfill his council duties. Council members question his absence from meetings and its impact on North Minneapolis representation.
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Sanders emphasizes the need to confront both Trump and income inequality to create a vision that benefits all Americans.
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Former Obama advisor David Axelrod has warned Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker against using the crime issue as a political tool for the 2028 election, urging him to focus on real solutions like increasing police presence. Axelrod criticized Trump’s plan to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago, arguing that the Guard is ill-equipped for such tasks…
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Amur, Kamchatka, Magadan, and Saky are among the Far East regions implementing stricter measures to limit alcohol consumption. These actions join a trend of increasing restrictions across various regions.
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Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal has announced that Ukrainian servicemen will be able to receive electronic warfare (EW) equipment through the Defense Ministry’s digital system, DOT-Chain Defence, directly from manufacturers. This initiative, part of the Drone Army Bonus program, is aimed at enhancing the country’s military capabilities by streamlining the procurement process and ensuring that the…
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended the CDC’s recent firing spree during a Senate hearing, citing the agency’s inadequate response to the pandemic. He pledged to bring new, top-tier leadership to the agency to revamp its operations.
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The European Union has released a non-binding opinion urging member states to issue ID cards that reflect a transgender individual’s ‘lived gender identity.’ This recommendation, made ahead of a full case at the European Court of Justice, outlines guidelines for recognizing gender identity in official documents.
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Former leaders of the National Institutes of Health have raised alarm over the administration’s hostility toward vaccines spreading to the agency’s top ranks. Scientists at the N.I.H., a leading center for vaccine research, are now facing internal tensions as resistance to vaccination policies appears to be taking root within the institution.
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RFK Jr. engaged in heated exchanges with Democratic senators during a Senate hearing, highlighting growing ideological divides. The confrontation, reported by Fox News, underscores the deepening political tensions within the U.S. Congress.
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Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans has announced a meeting of representatives from the Drone Capability Coalition in The Hague on Thursday. The gathering is aimed at advancing collaborative efforts in drone technology and its military applications.
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Ibtissame Lachgar was sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison and a $5,000 fine for blasphemy. The case has sparked discussions about freedom of expression and religious sensitivity in Morocco.
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The FBI raided John Bolton’s home, seizing multiple devices and Trump-related documents. The operation, linked to a probe into mishandling classified information, has raised concerns about the former national security adviser’s handling of sensitive materials.
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States and companies have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration over a stop-work order on a wind farm project, arguing that the administration lacked the legal authority for the order. The legal battle centers on the legality of the directive, which has halted construction on the project.
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The White House is set to defend its decision to strike a drug-smuggling boat in the Caribbean before Congress, offering limited details on the operation. The administration has not provided extensive information about the incident, which has raised questions about transparency and the rationale behind the military action.
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House Republicans have introduced a bill to extend enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits past the midterm elections, signaling growing concern over the potential political risks of allowing the subsidies to expire at the year’s end. The move reflects an effort to address rising healthcare costs and stabilize the insurance market amid mounting public pressure.
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Speaker Mike Johnson doubts a bipartisan discharge petition to release all Jeffrey Epstein-related documents will succeed, citing Republican reluctance and White House pressure. Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna face challenges in securing enough GOP support, despite some members having already signed.
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Stephen Miran, President Donald Trump’s nominee for an open seat on the Federal Reserve, said he would take an unpaid leave of absence from his current role at the White House rather than resign. The decision has drawn sharp criticism from Democrats, who questioned his independence and commitment to the Fed’s autonomy.
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Rep. Tim Burchett and a protester got into a physical altercation outside of the Longworth House Office Building on Thursday. The incident occurred shortly after the final House votes of the week.
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The White House is urging Congress to highlight the popular tax cuts in the GOP’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ to secure midterm support, while countering Democratic claims about Medicaid reductions. Amid mixed public opinion, the administration is pushing a strategy aligned with Trump’s 2024 campaign to target low-propensity voters.
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NFL legend Randy Moss opened up about his cancer battle, emphasizing faith, family, and football. After undergoing surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy for stage 2 bile duct cancer, Moss credits his wife, faith, and family for his recovery.
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The German government has adopted a stricter approach to deportations. An independent report from North Rhine-Westph, the largest federal state, highlights the treatment of those affected by these measures.
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The Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter highlights five protein-packed carbs for weight loss and a Hawaii ‘green fee’ tax challenge. The dietitian’s recommendations and the legal dispute over the new tourism tax are the key focus areas.
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Political commentator David Axelrod urged Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker to avoid engaging in 2028 politics regarding crime issues in Chicago. Axelrod also suggested that Pritzker should explore potential collaboration with President Trump on certain issues.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed interest in signing Mason Greenwood to join Al Nassr, as Saudi Arabian clubs seek to bolster their squads before the transfer deadline. Transfer Talk highlights the latest rumors and gossip surrounding the potential move.
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Mercedes remains confident in Kimi Antonelli’s potential ahead of his return to Monza. The team believes in his ability to contribute to their Formula 1 success.
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US Women’s National Team players are enjoying life in England with activities like roundabouts, sheepherding, and hot sauce exploration. They are adapting to the new culture with enthusiasm and humor.
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USMNT manager Mauricio Pochettino and star player Christian Pulisic must reconcile to ensure the team performs at its best ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The relationship between the two has been strained, with Pulisic recently critical of Pochettino’s tactical decisions during a match against Mexico.
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The NFL has unveiled its Week 1 uniform lineup for all 32 teams, with the St. Louis Saints making a notable debut with their gold uniforms. The Eagles and Cowboys have chosen to maintain their traditional looks, showing a balance between innovation and heritage.
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Idaho’s college football team unveiled new helmet designs for Week 2, featuring the ‘Fightin’ Taters’ logo to honor the state’s potato industry. The uniforms combine a sleek all-black color scheme with historical significance.
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Travis Kelce shared lighthearted details about his engagement to Taylor Swift during a recent event in Brazil, sparking excitement among fans worldwide. The couple’s announcement has ignited a wave of fan reactions, with many expressing their enthusiasm and support for the celebrity couple.
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The Phoenix Mercury have added Satou Sabally, Alyssa Thomas, and Kah, Copper to bolster their roster for the playoffs. This move is seen as a key step in enhancing the team’s competitiveness in the WNBA postseason.
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The College Sports Commission has cleared over 8,300 NIL deals totaling nearly $80 million, signaling a significant expansion of NIL opportunities for college athletes. The commission reported that 28,342 students have registered on its NIL Go platform, highlighting the growing trend ofNIL agreements.
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U.S. sportsbooks have opened the 2025 NFL season with the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens as co-favorites to win the Super Bowl. The Eagles, despite being reigning champions, are not considered favorites this season.
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The New York Mets have called up right-handed pitcher Brandon Sproat to start Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Reds, confirming the move as part of their strategy to bolster the pitching rotation. This move signifies the team’s commitment to enhancing its pitching depth ahead of the season’s key matchups.
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Chelsea has reached a verbal agreement with Angel City to transfer Alyssa Thompson for an initial fee of around $1.5 million, according to sources. The deal is expected to be finalized soon.
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Nik Bonitto, the Broncos’ starting offensive tackle, signed a four-year, $106 million contract extension with $70 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in team history. The deal was announced by Athletes First on Thursday, highlighting the Broncos’ commitment to strengthening their offensive line.
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Connecticut is proposing a higher valuation than the WNBA’s current $250 million offer to keep the team from moving away. The state’s strategy is a direct response to potential relocation plans.
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Wide receiver Amari Cooper has informed the Raiders that he intends to retire just days before the team will open the 2025 season at New England, a source confirmed to ESPN. His decision comes amid speculation about his future in the league.
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Liz Loza emphasizes the importance of factual analysis over emotional biases in fantasy football, highlighting key factors that could influence Week 1 outcomes for players like Baker Mayfield. The article outlines seven potential difference-makers for fantasy football managers to consider when drafting and starting their teams.
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Mike Clay’s *Playbook* offers a comprehensive analysis of fantasy football matchups, focusing on both exploitable and avoidable strategies for Week 1. The content includes a detailed lineup lock section and a Shadow Report to guide fantasy managers in making informed decisions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged the possibility of a gas shortage due to Ukraine’s strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure. In response, Putin suggested transitioning to coal reserves, asserting that these reserves will last ‘for almost a thousand, years.’
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Russian forces have struck a Danish demining group in Chernihiv Oblast, killing two civilians and injuring eight others. The strike has drawn condemnation from local authorities, who have highlighted the dangers faced by those working to clear the area of explosives left behind by the Russian invasion.
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Russia and China outlined a vision for a multipolar world, positioning democratic Europe as potentially sidelined by the U.S. Europe’s response to this proposal remains limited in its steps toward halting Russian advances.
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On September 4, 26 countries pledged support for Ukraine’s post-war security, with the U.S. role to be decided in the coming weeks. Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that ceding territory to Russia could lead to an attack on Europe.
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At the Paris summit, President Zelensky confirmed that Germany, Italy, and Poland are confirmed as security guarantors for Ukraine. The U.S. role in post-war security arrangements is expected to be determined in the coming weeks, with Macron emphasizing the need for European unity.
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Ukrainian presidential aide Andriy Yermak met with US President’s special envoy Stephen Witkoff in Paris to discuss ongoing diplomatic efforts and strategic cooperation. The meeting marks a significant step in enhancing bilateral relations and addressing shared security concerns.
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NATO allies, including the UK and Germany, have pledged to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles capable of striking deep into Russian territory.
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India and Canada are strengthening their diplomatic and economic ties, aiming to deepen trade and strategic collaboration while reducing reliance on the United States. Recent diplomatic engagements and high-level discussions highlight their commitment to fortify their relationship.