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Benny Johnson is considering legal action against The New York Times over an article he claims downplayed the dangers faced by his wife and newborn during a 2020 fire, calling it a ‘sloppy hit job.’ The incident, which involved a rowhouse fire sharing a wall with his home, led to the death of two dogs…
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President Donald Trump dismissed online speculation about his health, calling it ‘fake news,’ after an empty public schedule and photos of bruising on his hand sparked rumors of his condition. The online chatter subsided after Trump was seen leaving the White House with his grandchildren for his golf club in Virginia Saturday.
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The EU has banned a chemical in gel manicures due to potential health risks. Beauty brands are reformulating products to comply with stricter EU standards.
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The world’s largest cruise ship, the Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas, is set to debut as the industry anticipates a record 19 million American travelers in 2025, with Caribbean destinations leading the demand.
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The ICE recruitment initiative has drawn over 100,000 applicants since July, offering incentives like a $50,000 signing bonus. Many applicants, including veterans and young citizens, express a commitment to national security and enforcing immigration laws, emphasizing the need for justice and accountability.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated during talks with Vladimir Putin in China and with Volodymyr Zelensk,yy by phone that the parties were ‘not yet ready’ for a leaders’ meeting to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. The statement was reported by Reuters.
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Dyan Cannon was denied access to the White House due to discrepancies in her passport age information. Julia Roberts responded to criticism of her latest film, defending her creative choices.
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TCU player Bud Clark mocked Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson after the team’s stunning win over UNC. The incident sparked debate about the coach’s personal life and relationship with Hudson.
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Rep. Julie Fedorchak, R-N.D., alleges she was assaulted by a gang of youth in Washington, D.C., before the Trump administration’s takeover. The incident has raised questions about public safety in the capital.
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China has announced a one-year trial for visa-free travel for Russian citizens starting on September 15, 2025. The initiative aims to strengthen bilateral relations and promote people-to-people exchanges.
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Olympic diving legend Greg Louganis revealed he sold some of his gold medals and home to fund his move to Panama, stating he ‘needed the money.’ The 65-year-old legend auctioned three medals, including two golds from the 1984 and 1988 Olympics, and a silver from 1976, earning over $430,000.
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During a live segment on Fox News, Senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy presented President Donald Trump with a viral video showing mysterious objects being thrown from a window at the White House. The President responded in real-time, offering his interpretation of the incident.
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A Bed Bath & Beyond executive has publicly criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom over the state’s response to the company’s decision to close its retail stores in the Golden State. The executive, who is part of the company’s leadership, has described News om’s press office as exhibiting ‘immaturity’ in their communication.
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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has issued a stark warning to U.S. President Donald Trump, threatening an ‘armed fight’ in response to potential military action. Maduro also called for peace, emphasizing that any U.S. military intervention would result in severe consequences.
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Anna Wintour, the legendary editor of American Vogue, has concluded her remarkable tenure at the magazine, which spanned nearly four decades. Her successor, Chloe Malle, who has led the digital content since 2023, will now assume the role of editor-in-chief.
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Chloe Malle, who has been managing the digital content of American Vogue since 2023, will become the magazine’s new editor-in-chief. The appointment marks the end of Anna Wint, who led the publication for nearly four decades.
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President Donald Trump dismissed rumors of his death as ‘fake news’ during an interview with Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy. The president’s response came amid growing concerns about misinformation in the public sphere.
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Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda has stressed the critical role of U.S. involvement in securing Ukraine’s security following a potential peace agreement. The proposal highlights the need for a unified Western approach to ensure stability and deterrence.
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Amazon’s September Baby Sale is live, offering up to 35% off on baby products including sleep essentials, nursery gear, feeding items, and more. The sale includes popular items like baby bassinets, cribs, playpens, baby monitors, and diapering essentials. Amazon Prime members can enjoy exclusive benefits such as fast, free delivery and access to invite-only deals.…
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A homicide investigation has been launched at the Burning Man festival after a man’s body was discovered in a pool of blood on Aug. 30. Authorities are seeking public assistance in identifying the victim and investigating the crime.
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President Trump announced the relocation of the Space Force command center to Huntsville, Alabama. The decision is expected to bolster the nation’s space defense capabilities.
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Los senadores acusaron al presidente de violencia y opresión. La situación podría afectar el funcionamiento del gobierno.
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The Treasury Department has released a preliminary list of 68 jobs that could benefit from President Trump’s new tax policy on tipped wages, which aims to reduce the tax burden on workers in various sectors. The policy is part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was passed by Congress this summer.
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The U.S. military executed a lethal strike on a Venezuelan drug vessel linked to the Tren de Aragua narco-terrorist group, killing 11 suspected members. President Donald Trump confirmed the operation in a social media post, marking a targeted counter-narcotics effort against Maduro’s regime.
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The DOT-Chain Defense system has delivered 5,600 drones worth UAH 216 million to frontline units within its first month. This platform enables combat brigades to directly order various UAVs, enhancing logistics and procurement efficiency.
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French actor Gérard Depardieu is preparing to stand trial following allegations of sexual assault against actress Charlotte Arnould. He has denied all wrongdoing, as these accusations come after he was previously convicted of sexual assault in May 2023.
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A Georgia state court has ordered Fani Willis to re-search Trump-related records, citing inadequate search methods. This comes after prolonged scrutiny by Judicial Watch, which seeks to uncover communications between her office and federal entities.
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Russian authorities have initiated the clearance of mines from areas reclaimed in the Kursk region, a task expected to span over a year. The operation, commenced in March, aims to ensure safety following military activities.
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French officials, including Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, criticized the ‘brutalization’ of the world by major powers during a visit to Greenland, implicitly targeting U.S. President Donald Trump’s Arctic ambitions. France reaffirmed its commitment to Greenland’s territorial integrity and highlighted concerns over geopolitical coercion.
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Ukraine’s President’s Office head Andriy Yermak confirmed the return of a new group of Ukrainian children and young people, aged 3 to 18, from occupied territories and the Russian Federation under the Bring Kids Back UA initiative.
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The 1985 discovery of the RMS Titanic by American researchers was part of a covert US Navy mission aimed at testing a newly-developed deep-sea imaging system. The mission, initially intended to find the historic shipwreck, was a cover for military activities during the Cold War era.
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Maximilian Krah, a prominent far-right AfD politician, has been ordered to testify in court regarding a former assistant accused of being a Chinese spy. The case has shed light on Chinese intelligence activities within Germany.
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A tow truck driver in Los Angeles, Bobby Nunez, faces federal charges after allegedly interfering with an ICE immigration enforcement operation on August 15. The incident, captured on video, shows Nunez laughing and filming as he towed an ICE vehicle, potentially leading to a decade in federal prison if convicted.
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Senator Jim Banks, a Republican from Indiana, is introducing legislation to redefine D.C.’s Youth Rehabilitation Act, aiming to lower the age range for youth offenders to 18 and remove judicial discretion in sentencing. This move aligns with President Trump’s campaign to impose stricter penalties on violent teens.
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A new study highlights the significant role deforestation plays in exacerbating drought conditions in the Amazon region. Researchers have found that deforestation is contributing more than previously anticipated to the worsening drought, with Brazil reporting a 27% increase in tree loss during the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.
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The Delhi High Court has denied bail to nine individuals, including former student leader Umar Khalid, who have been in custody since 2020 on charges of involvement in fatal riots. The court’s decision has sparked renewed debate over the legal and political dimensions of the,
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Federal authorities, acting under the Trump administration, arrested 70 individuals in Washington, D.C., including illegal immigrants and those with violent criminal histories. The crackdown involved over 3,200 officials from 22 agencies and follows Trump’s declaration of a public safety emergency in the city.
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte highlights the ongoing negotiations on security guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of Western support. He underscores that these guarantees are crucial for ensuring Ukraine’s safety and stability in its conflict with Russia.
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb has announced a high-level meeting involving the leaders of the Nordic-Balt, Eight (NB8) countries, scheduled to take place in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Wednesday. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will participate in this summit.
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A surge in antigovernment protests, fueled by deepening socioeconomic divides, has led to widespread violence and looting across Indonesia. The unrest, marked by the use of tear, gas and clashes between demonstrators and authorities, has disrupted daily life in major cities, with Jakarta witnessing severe disruptions.
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South Carolina has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to halt a federal appeals ruling allowing a transgender student to use boys’ restrooms, arguing it represents a ‘death knell’ for the ‘radical, hard-left agenda.’ The state’s emergency filing seeks to pause the Fourth Circuit’s decision, which allows the student to use the restroom pending the lawsuit,…
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The court has arrested a suspect in the murder of Andriy Parub, the former chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, without granting bail. The Prosecutor General’s Office (PGO) confirmed the arrest and stated that the suspect is currently in detention.
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The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) continues to conduct civilian evacuations from frontline communities in the Donetsk region. This effort is part of a broader humanitarian response to the ongoing conflict.
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Former UK comedian Graham Linehan was arrested at Heathrow Airport after being accused of inciting violence through social media posts critical of trans activists. Linehan claims he was flagged for his tweets, which included controversial statements about gender identity and safety in female-only spaces.
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A catastrophic earthquake has struck Afghanistan, killing at least 1,400 people and leaving villages in remote mountainous areas without access to essential aid. In Kunar Province, rescuers have recovered the body of a woman who was killed in the quake, underscoring the extent of the devastation.
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The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) reports a modest increase in net household demand for foreign currency, reaching $270–280 million in June–July, up from $250 million in May. This rise, within the statistical margin of error, supports the NBU’s policy goals of maintaining the hryvnia’s appeal and ensuring currency market stability.
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First Deputy Governor Serhiy Nikolaychuk of the NBU has stated that the downward revision of Ukraine’s macroeconomic forecast, attributed to the ongoing war and heightened security risks, does not necessitate changes to the current stress tests for Ukrainian banks. Nikolaychuk emphasized that the adjustments to the macroeconomic outlook are not significant enough to alter the…
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Pakistani families near the Indian border are being displaced again, this time due to rising floodwaters following the recent conflict. A makeshift camp for displaced people has been established in Chung, a community on the outskirts of Lahore, Pakistan.
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Poland’s newly inaugurated President Karol Nawrocki is set to embark on his first official international trip to Washington, D.C., aiming to bolster and expand his country’s strategic partnership with US President Donald Trump. This visit, which takes place four weeks after Nawrocki took office, is expected to focus on enhancing bilateral relations and potential areas…
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Ukrainian defense forces have eliminated 800 invaders and destroyed key military equipment in a 24-hour offensive, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The operation’s impact highlights the ongoing intensity of the conflict.
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A 23-year-old woman from England, Alvina Omisiri Agba, allegedly snatched a 4-year-old boy from his mother at Miami International Airport, claiming the child was hers. The incident led to chaos as she wrapped her legs and arms around the boy to prevent him from being rescued, resulting in her arrest and charges of interference with…
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Bill Belichick’s transition to college football faced an immediate challenge as his UNC Tar Heels suffered a 48-3 blowout loss to TCU. The veteran coach acknowledged the team’s need for significant improvement, citing poor execution across all phases of the game. Despite a strong start with an opening-drive touchdown, UNC failed to sustain momentum, allowing…
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A 52-year-oldLviv resident suspected of murdering Andriy Parubiy, a former Ukrainian parliament chairman, has admitted guilt and requested exchange for Ukrainian soldiers. The suspect also mentioned not ruling out an attempt on President Poroshenko’s life, according to Suspilne.
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The drowning of 63-year-old Nabil Abzal has been ruled a homicide, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. This incident has reignited concerns among Chicago residents about public safety, highlighting the growing crime issues in the city.
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Russia and China have signed a significant deal to advance the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline project, part of a broader agreement between Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corporation. The agreement, which includes three other agreements, was announced by Gazprom’s CEO Alexei Miller.
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Indonesia is facing its worst unrest in decades, as violent protests sweep the nation. The demonstrations, fueled by deep-seated grievances, have raised fears of a potential civil war.
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The National Bank of Ukraine reported a seasonal increase in net household demand for foreign currency, rising to $270–280 million in June–July, up from $250 million in May. However, this represents a significant drop compared to last year’s levels, when monthly demand reached up to $1 billion.
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San Diego Padres All-Star reliever Jason Adam collapsed on the mound during a game against the Baltimore Orioles with an apparent leg injury, leading to a 4-3 loss and possible season-ending impact. Adam faced uncertainty about his return, expressing concerns over missing out on potential World Series opportunities.
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A federal appeals court has overturned a lower court’s injunction, allowing the Trump administration to continue withholding $16 billion in climate grants. The ruling found that the previous court had overstepped its authority and that the EPA was operating within its role to ensure proper oversight of grant funds.
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A new brainwave test called Fastball EEG can detect early signs of Alzheimer’s in just three minutes. Researchers from the University of Bath and the University of Bristol developed this passive EEG test, which measures patients’ brain responses while viewing images, offering a reliable alternative for home use.