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President Trump praised D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser for cooperating with his administration on a crime crackdown, claiming the city is a ‘crime-free zone’ after National Guard deployment. He cited significant crime reductions and rising approval ratings for Bowser, contrasting her with other Democratic leaders accused of failing to address violent crime.
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The report covers GDP growth, inflation rates, and trade balances for Ukraine and major global economies. It also includes forecasts for the second quarter of 2025.
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Michael Jordan and a list of notable figures are expected to attend Bill Belichick’s first game as North Carolina’s head coach against TCU on Monday night. The event has drawn a mix of celebrities and athletes, including former UNC players and NFL stars.
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Bulgarian authorities suspect Russia of GPS jamming an EU official’s aircraft in Bulgaria on Sunday, but it remains unclear if the plane was deliberately targeted. The incident highlights tensions between NATO and Russia.
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Exxon Mobil has accused California’s attorney general and four nonprofit groups of defamation after they sued over recycling claims. The legal dispute centers on Exxon’s chemical recycling operations, including its Baytown, Texas facility.
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A retired Navy SEAL has described the ‘key fight’ in the IDF’s final effort to move into Gaza City as a critical moment in the ongoing conflict. The analysis was featured on ‘Fox News Live,’ where host Mike Sarraille broke down the strategic implications of the operation.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched an investigation into President Donald Trump’s recent crime crackdown, which includes a probe into potential violations related to foreign travel. The investigation follows reports of alleged misconduct and undisclosed meetings with foreign officials, raising concerns about national security and legal compliance.
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A former acting mayor of Brussels’ Molenbeek district, Saliha Raiss, sparked controversy by telling critics of her Muslim headscarf to ‘get out’ of Belgium. The remarks, captured in a viral video, have drawn accusations of racism, with figures like Elon Musk calling the statement ‘insane.’ Raiss defended her comments as targeted solely at xenophobic individuals,…
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A federal judge has issued an injunction preventing the deportation of Guatemalan children, citing violations of their rights. This decision has intensified the ongoing debate over immigration policies and border security, with advocates calling for further legal review and critics warning of potential legal challenges.
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The documentary film ‘The Haydn Expedition’ premiered in Hamburg, highlighting the artistic and democratic freedom associated with Haydn’s orchestra. It explores the legacy of this historic ensemble’s commitment to creative liberty.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has thanked international partners for their involvement in the Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) program, which has already secured over $2 billion in support. This development marks significant progress in Ukraine’s efforts to receive critical assistance amid ongoing conflict.
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The SCO summit has drawn attention to differing global security strategies, with a US analyst highlighting the contrast between Western blocs and the East’s focus on domestic terrorism and separatism. Einar Tangen noted that Western alliances often seek external enemies, while the SCO emphasizes addressing internal societal threats.
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A fire at the Simonovka landfill in Krasnodar has been burning for a week, spreading rapidly due to high temperatures and strong winds. Health officials have issued warnings about the health risks posed by the smoke, prompting evacuations in the surrounding areas.
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Carson Beck’s performance helped Miami secure a 27-24 win over Notre Dame, reigniting discussions about the ACC’s future. Analysts believe this victory could signal a turning point for the conference.
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Jason McIntyre calls for a more measured perspective on Arch Manning’s potential after his underwhelming performance in Texas’ 14-7 loss to Ohio State. The quarterback completed only 17 of 30 passes for 170 yards, with one touchdown and one interception.
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Oman has introduced a $52,000 Golden Residency program to attract foreign investment. The initiative aims to boost private sector growth and provide investors with benefits like fast-track airport services.
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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius criticized EU President Ursula von der Leyen’s comments on potential military deployments to Ukraine as premature. Kyiv has condemned the SCO for omitting the war from its closing statement.
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Fraudsters are impersonating local officials to trick individuals into paying fines for alleged missed jury duty, using fear of arrest as leverage. These scams, involving personalized calls from unknown numbers, are becoming more sophisticated and dangerous due to their emotional impact and perceived credibility.
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Dozens of Afghan nationals have arrived at Han, Germany’s pushback on stricter immigration policies. This situation highlights tensions between immigration control measures and humanitarian concerns.
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Judge William Henry dismissed Navy veteran Zachary Young’s defamation lawsuits against Associated Press and Puck, comparing them to flawed movie sequels that should not be made. The judge ruled the cases lacked originality and were attempts to repackage the original narrative, leading to their dismissal.
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The European Union has raised alarms over suspected Russian GPS jamming activities in Ukraine, according to a report by Fox News correspondent Alex Hogan. This development has intensified discussions about the potential risks to both military and civilian operations, underscoring the ongoing tensions in the conflict.
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Polish President Karol Nawrocki has reignited calls for WWII reparations from Germany, challenging former PM Donald Tusk’s decision to abandon the claim. Germany maintains that the issue is settled under past agreements, leading to renewed tensions in Polish-German relations.
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Maria Jose Martinez-Patino, a former Spanish hurdler, has shared her experiences with DW regarding World Athletics’ new regulations involving genetic testing for women’s athletics eligibility. The rules have sparked controversy and debate within the sports community.
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Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhiy Tykhy has criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin’s statements at the SCO summit, suggesting he’s losing his ‘lying skills.’ The statement reflects Ukraine’s ongoing push for international pressure on Moscow.
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Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul discusses Israel’s plan to seize Gaza City amid its conflict with Hamas. The situation remains volatile as both sides continue their military engagements.
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Chase Briscoe claimed victory at Darlington, securing his spot in the Round of 12. The win marks his first in the series and is a key step toward his championship aspirations.
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Germany’s Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is traveling to India to enhance trade relations, amid trade tensions and Trump’s tariffs. The visit focuses on deepening cooperation in defense and technology, signaling strategic alignment.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is urging Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to resign as Health and Human Services secretary over his controversial vaccine policies and recent actions against CDC officials. Sanders criticizes Kennedy for firing CDC Director Susan Monarez after she refused to comply with directives limiting vaccine availability, emphasizing the importance of scientific consensus…
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Iran must negotiate a deal with Western powers by late September to avoid renewed UN sanctions. The deadline underscores growing international pressure on Tehran to address concerns about its nuclear activities.
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Alex Palou shared insights into his 2025 Championship season with Will Bux, reflecting on challenges and triumphs that defined his journey. The interview also touched on his future plans, providing a deeper understanding of his mindset and goals.
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Sanders criticizes RFK Jr.’s leadership as a public health crisis, urging his resignation. The senator’s comments have intensified political debate over health policy.
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Bulgarian officials allege that Russia disrupted GPS navigation signals intended for a plane carrying Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Union’s executive body. The incident occurred as von der Leyen visited Lithuania, part of her tour of E.U. member states near Russia.
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Former Acting ICE Director Jonathan Fahey criticized a federal judge’s decision to block Trump’s repatriation flights of Guatem, labeling it ‘fairly political.’ The judge cited legal and humanitarian concerns as grounds for the halt.
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Ford, founder of The Juli Ford Group, addresses multi-generational living challenges during ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’ The discussion emphasizes clear communication and space management for families.
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Jason Aldean revealed he experienced a breakdown months after the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, which killed 60 people and injured over 800. He shared the traumatic experience on the ‘Armchair Expert’ podcast, highlighting the emotional toll of the event.
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Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama has announced plans to make the country the first cashless society by 2024. The initiative involves expanding digital payments and reducing cash reliance, aiming to modernize the financial landscape.
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Extortion rackets have reached a critical point in Cape Town, threatening the livelihood of businesses and communities across the city. Law enforcement agencies have been unable to contain the spread of these illegal activities, which have been escalating over the past several years.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is set to discuss potential new sanctions on Russia during an interview with Fox News senior national correspondent Rich Edson. The conversation will explore the range of options available to the U.S. government in response to Russia’s actions.
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is set to meet with European leaders in Paris on Thursday, September 4, according to AFP. The gathering is expected to focus on Ukraine’s ongoing situation and potential EU support.
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Salena Zito, a reporter for The Washington Examiner, criticizes the Trump administration’s crime crackdown as insulting to parents concerned about their children’s safety. She highlights the administration’s efforts to address crime while facing criticism from liberal leaders.
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The medical examiner in Virginia has confirmed that former U.S. Attorney Jessica Aber died from sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP), months after her death at home in March. Her family had previously noted her long history of epilepsy and seizures.
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Deputy Head of the National Police Andriy Nebytov confirmed that the suspect in the murder of People’s Deputy Andriy Parubiy has been detained following consistent law enforcement efforts. He emphasized that sufficient evidence has been gathered to justify the suspect’s suspicion.
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President Zelenskyy visited a school in Brovary, Kyiv region, engaging with students and teachers.
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A car crash that seriously injured former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in New Hampshire on Saturday night was not a targeted attack, as confirmed by his spokesman, Michael Ragusa. The incident occurred when Giuliani stopped to assist a domestic violence victim and called 911 before being struck from behind by a 19-year-old driver.
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A retired couple was killed when an enemy mine exploded during their motorcycle ride in the Sumy region. Regional Military Administration head Oleh Hryhorov confirmed the incident.
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JSC Ukrnafta reported a 75% increase in non-fuel sales in the first half of 2025. The surge highlights the company’s diversification strategy beyond traditional oil and gas operations.
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Florida State freshman linebacker Ethan Pritchard was shot while visiting family in Havana, Florida, and is listed in critical but stable condition. The university has provided updates and expressed gratitude for the support received.
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The head of the Lviv SBU office, Vadym Onyshchen, has confirmed that investigators are examining a ‘Russian trace’ in the murder of Andriy Parubiy, a prominent Ukrainian politician. The investigation is focused on potential involvement of Russian special services, with documentation ongoing.
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President Trump’s declaration of a crime emergency in Washington, D.C., has highlighted an internal conflict within his administration. The move, aimed at appealing to law-and-order sentiments, has also sparked tensions within his own political coalition.
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The new acting leadership of Yemen’s Houthi rebels has promised revenge for last week’s Israeli strikes. Global media outlets have protested against the deaths of journalists in Gaza.
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Law enforcement has confirmed that the suspect in the murder of MP Andriy Parubiy was given instructions for the crime, indicating it was a premeditated act. Authorities have yet to identify the accomplices involved in the incident.
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Russian authorities have banned dozens of Polish bikers from entering a memorial complex in the Tver region after they were arrested for organizing a ‘torchlight ceremony’ at a military cemetery. Pro-Kre. media reported the event, highlighting tensions between Russia and Poland over historical and symbolic issues.
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JYSK Ukraine is expanding with 10 new stores and 12 remodels in its new fiscal year. This strategy aims to enhance customer experience and strengthen market position.
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Ukraine seeks a NATO Council meeting amid intensified Russian attacks. Sybiha emphasizes the need for immediate international support.
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The OSINT project DeepState has reported on the occupation of the village of Komyshuvakha in the Donetsk region, near the borders of Zaporizhia and Dnipropetrovsk. Russian forces are advancing toward Maliivka and Novoukrainka, indicating further territorial expansion in the Donbas region.
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Germany’s senior security official, Sinan Selen, has called for reforms to its counterintelligence service to combat Russia’s alleged campaign of sabotage and espionage. Moscow has rejected the accusations, blaming Berlin for inflaming anti-Russia sentiment across Europe.
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Bayer Leverkusen have fired head coach Erik ten Hag after just 62 days in charge following a 1-0 loss to Stuttgart. The Dutchman, previously with Manchester United, is the second manager to be dismissed this season.
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The Lviv Regional Prosecutor’s Office has filed a motion with the court for the unconditional arrest of a 52-year-old Lviv resident detained on suspicion of murdering MP Andriy Parubiy. Mykola Meret, head of the Lviv Regional Prosecutor’s Office, announced the motion.
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Nine former CDC directors condemned HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for weakening the nation’s public health system and endangering Americans through his actions. They accused him of firing Dr. Susan Monarez after she resisted vaccine restrictions, undermining critical health programs and promoting unscientific policies.
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Michael Roen McCullough, a former Ohio State long snapper, was arrested in Columbus after allegedly punching and strangling his girlfriend during a domestic incident. The arrest occurred early Friday morning, with police responding to a domestic violence call.