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Russia has denounced the idea of deploying European troops to Ukraine as ‘unacceptable,’ amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the war. This stance was announced as European leaders met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and participated in a joint call with former U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Democrat Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has expressed support for using lethal military force to combat drug trafficking into the United States, aligning with President Trump’s recent strike against narcotics traffickers. The senator’s post referenced Fox News coverage of Trump’s military action and Rubio’s call for more strikes against Venezuelan cartels, highlighting a broader policy…
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Tom Brady has suggested that Arch Manning’s struggles against Ohio State could serve as valuable adversity to help strengthen the young quarterback’s resilience. Brady believes the loss and social media backlash could be a ‘blessing in disguise’ that prepares Manning for future challenges.
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Hamas has announced its readiness to engage in peace talks to secure the release of all hostages in Gaza, following remarks by former U.S. President Donald Trump. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned the statement as mere ‘spin’ and ‘nothing new.’
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leaned on his father’s legacy during a congressional hearing to advocate for CDC reforms, which have drawn sharp criticism from Democrats.
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Rapper and entertainer Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson has announced his new true crime series, ’50 Ways to Catch a Killer,’ set to premiere on Fox Nation. The show will explore real-life criminal cases and feature Jackson’s insights as a former gang member and convicted criminal.
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Republican lawmakers have questioned whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent actions on vaccine access contradict his confirmation pledges. The scrutiny follows his proposed changes at the CDC, raising concerns about public health policies.
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A phase 2 study found that azelastine nasal spray significantly lowers the risk of coronavirus infection by two-thirds, with participants having a 2.2% infection rate compared to 6.7% in the placebo group. Researchers suggest the spray could be an effective prophylactic for vulnerable populations during high-risk periods.
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The cause of death of Chase Stegall, a 20-year-old DePaul soccer player and son of former NFL receiver Milton Stegall, has been revealed as sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP), a natural cause. The university initially announced his death in June without disclosing the cause, but the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office now confirms SUDEP…
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen outlined the main tasks for the upcoming Coalition of the Willing meeting in Paris, emphasizing the transformation of Ukraine into a ‘steel porcupine’ as a central goal. The meeting is likely focused on securing international support and resources to achieve these strategic goals.
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The celebrated Italian designer Giorgio Armani has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of timeless elegance and innovation in fashion. His iconic brand, founded in Milan in 1975, continues to influence global style.
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The African Union has warned the continent loses billions in illicit financial flows each year. Analysts say stopping tax evasion and corruption is just the first step to keeping African wealth in the continent.
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The African Union has raised alarms over the continent’s massive losses due to illegal financial flows. Addressing tax evasion and corruption is essential to preventing further wealth drain and fostering sustainable growth.
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Democratic governors of California, Oregon, and Washington are forming a health alliance to counter the Trump administration’s CDC vaccine policies, risking a clash with federal guidelines. The move comes after mass staff dismissals at the CDC and shifts in vaccine policy under HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, has sent his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, to Beijing for an official visit, signaling her potential rise within the regime. Analysts suggest this could be a strategic step in preparing her for potential leadership roles, though Confucian traditions may pose challenges to her acceptance as a female ruler.
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Camping deep in the woods brings relaxation and some much-needed quiet, but it also poses a number of challenges most people aren’t used to dealing with on a day-to-day basis. There’s likely no running water or electricity, making charging your phone, keeping food cold and lighting up your site difficult. This is why solar-powered camping…
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Fox News’ ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ newsletter highlights the claim that a Gaza boy allegedly killed by the IDF is alive and the failure of Greta Thunberg’s aid flotilla to reach Gaza, citing logistical and geopolitical challenges.
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Denzel Washington clarified the correct pronunciation of his name during a ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ appearance, explaining that his mother altered it to avoid confusion with his father. The actor revealed that his name is pronounced ‘DEN-zel,’ not ‘Den-ZELL,’ as many people assume.
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A fatal derailment of Lisbon’s Glória Funicular during rush hour killed at least 15 people and injured 18. Locals, including Fabiana Pavel of the Bairro Alto Residents’ Association, have blamed the over-tourism for the tragedy, arguing the tram has been overused as a tourist attraction rather than public transport.
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The Kremlin’s vision of national security comes at the expense of Ukrainian sovereignty, underlining the challenges of striking a peace deal. A soldier with Ukraine’s 42nd Separate Mechanized Brigade in the Kharkiv region, in May. Russia wants limits on the size and capabilities of the Ukrainian military.
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Patient organizations are demanding the government to unblock funds for innovative cancer and orphan disease drugs. A press conference is scheduled for September 5 at 11:00 AM at the Interfax-Ukraine press center.
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Chicago’s aldermen are divided on how to address the city’s crime crisis, with some calling for stronger federal intervention including National Guard troops and immigration authorities, while others prefer more police resources.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Stephen Witkoff, the special envoy of former U.S. President Donald Trump, are set to meet in Paris as part of their participation in the Coalition of the Willing conference, according to an informed source cited by Interfax-Ukraine.
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Interfax-Ukraine will host a roundtable discussion on Ukraine’s general election prospects on September 8 at 12:00. The event will feature political analysts, party representatives, and journalists to discuss key issues influencing the election.
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Troy Aikman, a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, has raised concerns over the current direction of the team, specifically questioning the priorities of owner Jerry Jones. In a recent discussion, sports analyst Colin Cowherd has weighed in on the Cowboys’ performance, suggesting that the franchise may be lagging behind the NFL’s elite.
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The article explores whether Ben Johnson, the new Chicago Bears head coach, is the ideal candidate to develop Caleb Williams. Johnson’s pledge to grow alongside Williams has raised questions about his ability to guide the quarterback’s development.
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D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that the National Guard’s deployment in the nation’s capital violates federal law and threatens democracy. The lawsuit comes days after a federal judge ruled against the administration’s use of federal troops in Los Angeles during immigration raids.
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A petition has been launched on Ukraine’s presidential website to honor Andriy Parubiy, a parliament member and former Maidan Self-Defence commander, with the title of Hero of Ukraine. The initiative highlights his contributions to the nation’s defense and political landscape.
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U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) criticized anti-ICE protesters in Portland, Oregon, for rolling out a guillotine in front of its field office, calling their behavior ‘unhinged and misguided.’ The agency warned that such actions are escalating tensions and emphasized that its officers are facing increased violence from protesters and violent illegal aliens.
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Uzbekistan has issued a diplomatic note to Russia over a viral video that has sparked international debate. The footage, which circulated online last week, features a man berating a taxi driver with racially charged remarks.
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Former Polish President Andrzej Duda accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of pressuring him to blame Russia for a Ukrainian missile strike in Poland, which he refused to do. Duda claimed that Zelenskyy’s goal is to involve NATO directly in the conflict against Russia, a strategy he argued Poland would never support.
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Sen. Ron Wyden accused Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of endangering children through his policies, while Kennedy challenged Wyden’s record on child health issues.
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The ‘Portrait of a Lady’ by Giuseppe Ghislandi, stolen from a Jewish art dealer in the Netherlands during World War II, has been returned to Argentine authorities after being found in a real estate listing. The painting, which had not been seen for 80 years, is now set to be returned to its rightful owner.
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Taliban authorities report the death toll from the recent earthquake in Afghanistan’s mountainous eastern region has climbed. Rescue efforts face significant challenges as teams struggle to reach isolated areas affected by the disaster.
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The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has introduced additional admission to higher education institutions for Ukrainian citizens who have graduated from school or college in Poland and have the results of the ‘matura’ exam. This initiative is part of Ukraine’s efforts to support its diaspora and ensure educational opportunities for displaced students.
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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry suggests using Angola Prison for migrant detention due to its security and capacity. He supports federal coordination in managing the migrant crisis.
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A Kentucky judge, Kevin Mullins, was allegedly shot and killed by former sheriff Shawn ‘Mickey’ Stines in his chambers on September 19, 2024. Stines’ wife and daughter denied any relationship with the judge, despite rumors of a potential connection.
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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. engaged in a heated exchange with Senator Ron Wyden during a Senate hearing over the crisis of chronic illness in the U.S. The debate highlighted tensions over healthcare policy and national health priorities.
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First Lady Melania Trump is hosting an artificial intelligence meeting with top industry leaders, including Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Thursday as she stresses the importance of managing AI’s growth ‘responsibly.’ The event, part of the White House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence Education, aims to address AI’s potential as a major growth driver and emphasize…
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The killing of a Louisiana college student at a red light has intensified calls for crime-fighting measures, with Baton Rouge’s mayor considering a curfew and Trump threatening to deploy federal troops. The attack has reignited national debates on public safety and the role of federal intervention in urban crime.
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Portland police have permitted anti-ICE protests to continue, despite complaints, emphasizing the protection of individual rights. Fox News’ Dan Springer reports on the demonstrations targeting an ICE facility in the city.
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German Gref warned that the Russian economy has entered ‘technical stagnation’ due to the Central Bank’s tight monetary policies, which risk triggering a recession.
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The Verkhovna Rada has resumed online broadcasts of plenary sessions, enhancing public access to legislative proceedings. This move aligns with efforts to increase civic engagement and accountability in governance.
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A tragic accident at Lisbon’s Elevador da Glória funicular has claimed 17 lives, prompting authorities to investigate the cause of the crash. The incident has raised concerns about safety in the city’s tourist attractions.
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused former CDC Director Susan Monarez of lying about pressure to endorse vaccine recommendations during a Senate hearing. Monarez alleged she was ordered to preapprove guidelines from a newly formed panel with anti-vaccine members, but Kennedy denied any such directive.
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David Marcus reflects on his past stance on school prayer, acknowledging that his previous belief in the constitutionality of banning school-sponsored prayer was misguided. He argues that the separation of church and state has led to a moral and cultural vacuum, calling for a return to a more explicitly Christian foundation for American society.
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Professor Jonathan Caravello, a 37-year-old California State University Channel Islands faculty member, was indicted for allegedly hurling a tear gas canister at federal agents during a chaotic raid on a marijuana farm in Camarillo, California. The incident occurred during a July 10 raid that led to the arrest of over 350 individuals, including a child…
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On September 5th, Interfax-Ukraine will host a press conference to discuss patient organizations’ requests for the state to allocate resources for purchasing innovative drugs for cancer and orphan disease patients. The event aims to address the urgent need for funding to ensure access to life-saving treatments.
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The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has approved the admission of 80 new models of weapons and military equipment for service in the Defense Forces during August. 78% of these models are domestically produced, enhancing the country’s military capabilities.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith has launched an investigation into The People’s Forum, a nonprofit accused of operating as a foreign agent for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) while using U.S. tax-exempt status to fund protests and spread propaganda. Smith alleges the group incited violence, defended Hamas’ October 7 attacks, and received…
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U.S. Marshals Service director Gadyaces Serralta highlighted the success of President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., following the recovery of five missing children. The operation, conducted in collaboration with local and federal agencies, was lauded as a significant victory in the administration’s broader efforts to combat child exploitation and criminal activity.
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Brett Favre detailed his struggle with Parkinson’s disease, discussing symptoms like difficulty swallowing and anxiety about his prognosis. He emphasized the unpredictable nature of the illness, highlighting the need for individuals living with Parkinson’s to seek support and understanding.
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Researchers at Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust have developed an AI-enabled stethoscope capable of detecting heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and valve disease in just 15 seconds. This innovation, part of the TRICORDER study, could significantly improve patient outcomes by enabling earlier diagnosis and treatment of these conditions.
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Immigrant rights lawyers have moved to block the Trump administration’s plan to deport hundreds of Guatemalan children, citing risks of neglect and persecution in their home country. The case, which involves around 600 minors in U.S. custody without legal guardians, has drawn attention due to the judge’s immediate restraining order halting removals and the potential…
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified on Capitol Hill as part of public health reforms following recent changes. Chad Pergram of Fox News covered the event on ‘America’s Newsroom,’ discussing its implications for policy.
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NASA astronauts Zena Cardman, Jonny Kim, and Mike Fincke emphasized the critical role of exercise in maintaining health during long space missions. They discussed their routines on ‘America’s Newsroom,’ highlighting the importance of physical activity in combating muscle loss and cardiovascular decline in microgravity.
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The U.S. Labor Department is proposing an $8 million fellowship program with allies like South Korea and Japan to train American workers in shipbuilding, aiming to counter China’s dominance in the industry. The initiative is part of President Trump’s effort to revitalize the U.S. shipbuilding industry, which currently lags significantly behind competitors like China.
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JSC Ukrnafta is enhancing operational efficiency and equipment compatibility by adopting American Petroleum Institute standards, according to Acting CEO Yurii Tkachuk. The initiative aims to improve working conditions and streamline production processes.
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Sen. James Lankford and Rep. Jodey Arrington plan to introduce legislation that would trigger an ‘auto-CR’ to force lawmakers to stay in Washington, D.C., and reach a deal to fund the government before the Sept. 30 deadline. The bill would require Congress to remain in session until all 12 appropriations bills are passed or a…