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Chinese President Xi Jinping urged SCO members to resist Western hegemony and promote a more equitable international system during a keynote speech at the group’s leaders’ meeting in Tianjin. The Chinese leader emphasized the importance of the ‘Shanghai spirit’ and called for an equal and multipolar world to challenge Western dominance.
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Former presidential speechwriter Bill McGurn warns that the Democratic Party’s hold on voters is beginning to erode due to rising violent crime in major U.S. cities. He attributes this shift to President Donald Trump’s potential expansion of his D.C. crackdown on ‘Fox & Friends,’ suggesting that the administration’s aggressive stance on law enforcement may be…
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Ursula von der Leyen’s flight to Bulgaria was disrupted by suspected Russian GPS jamming, with the EU attributing the interference to potential Russian involvement. The incident has raised significant security concerns and could indicate a potential escalation in tensions between the EU and Russia.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused CBS News of editing her interview to ‘whitewash the truth’ about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member. CBS responded by stating the edits were made for time and adhered to network standards.
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South Korea has temporarily halted its anti-North Korean propaganda radio program, signaling a potential shift in its approach to inter-Korean relations. The move coincides with increased diplomatic efforts to engage North Korea in dialogue.
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Corey Brooks has criticized Chicago Democrats for their inaction on rising crime, urging immediate measures to address the safety crisis. The pastor argues that the administration is failing to implement effective solutions to curb violence and restore trust.
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Former DNC press secretary Jose Aristimuno and Princeton University political scientist Lauren Wright have responded to DNC Vice Chairman Malcolm Kenyatta’s call forDemocrats to adopt a more aggressive strategy. They argue that the party should prioritize strategic, data-driven approaches over overtly aggressive tactics.
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A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, killing over 800 and injuring more than 2,800. The disaster has caused widespread damage, with entire villages flattened and many people trapped under the rubble.
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Kyivstar Group Ltd. has seen its valuation rise by 20% since merging with SPAC Cohen Circle and going public, with further growth potential noted by Kyivstar President Oleksandr Komarov.
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Over 2,000 Ukrainian schools across 24 regions have started the academic year using the ‘Mriya’ educational platform, according to first deputy prime minister and minister of digital transformation, Mikhail Fedorov. The initiative marks a significant step in Ukraine’s digital education transformation, aiming to modernize the educational system through technology.
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The head of Ukraine’s National Police, Ivan Vyhivsky, has indicated that the assassination of Andri’ Parubiy, a former Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, may have a Russian connection. This statement has intensified discussions around the security situation in Ukraine.
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The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reports that Russian forces have occupied approximately 2,346 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory and captured 130 settlements between March 1 and August 30. The findings highlight the ongoing conflict’s scale and trajectory.
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The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 190 combat clashes in the past day, according to a Telegram statement released at 8:00 a.m. Monday. This data underscores the escalating tensions in the eastern regions of the country, where hostilities have grown more intense in recent weeks.
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Ukrainian Interior Minister Ihor Klymen, confirmed on Monday night that the suspect in the murder of MP Parubiy has been arrested in the Khmelnytsky region. The arrest is a crucial development in the ongoing investigation of this notable crime.
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Rep. Buddy Carter commends President Trump’s efforts to reduce crime in Washington, D.C., while criticizing Chicago’s Democratic leadership for failing to address rising violence. Carter emphasizes the need for safe streets amid a spike in shootings during the Labor Day weekend.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that the suspect in the murder of former Rada Speaker Andriy Parubiy has provided his first testimony. The information was shared by Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko. The case has sparked significant public attention and raises questions about the security of high-profile political figures in Ukraine.
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Ethiopia is increasing its control over the media, raising concerns about press freedom as the nation prepares for a pivotal 2026 election. Human rights organizations have expressed alarm over the escalating crackdown on journalists.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin supports China’s initiative to reform global governance, emphasizing the role of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in fostering a more equitable system. He highlights the SCO’s potential to lead in creating a just and fair international order grounded in international law and the UN Charter.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has confirmed that Europe is in the process of developing ‘quite precise plans’ for the deployment of multinational troops in Ukraine. These plans are intended to serve as post,
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A recent study highlights a significant rise in prescription costs for children, particularly for ADHD medications. The report raises concerns about the financial burden on families and its potential impact on healthcare accessibility.
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The case of Orville Etoria highlights a tension in President Trump’s deportation agenda, in which immigrants can be sent abroad and detained indefinitely.
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ECB President Christine Lagarde has warned that Trump’s potential interference with the Fed could pose serious dangers to global financial stability. Her comments come after Trump threatened to remove Fed officials Jerome Powell and Lisa Cook.
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Florida has enacted the Second Chance Act, requiring EKG screenings for student-athletes to detect potential cardiac conditions. Interventional cardiologist Dr. Craig Basman explains the medical rationale and cost considerations of the new mandate.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen landed in Bulgaria after her plane’s GPS system was reportedly jammed, with a spokeswoman accusing Russia of the interference. The incident has raised concerns about the security of air travel and potential geopolitical tensions.
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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem addressed the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia on the CBS program ‘Face the Nation.’ The discussion focused on the incident involving the individual, with Noem providing details on the Department of Homeland Security’s response.
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Germany’s national football team is preparing for six matches in 2025 with the goal of securing an early qualification for the 2026 World Cup. However, challenges such as injuries and difficulties against top teams have raised concerns about their chances.
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Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko confirmed that a delegation from the U.S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC) will visit Ukraine in September. American investors expressed solidarity with Ukraine following the tragic events in Kyiv.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1989 that burning an American flag is protected speech under the First Amendment. President Trump has publicly criticized this decision, arguing it should be criminalized.
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Isabel Brown, a Gen Z influencer, addresses a report finding young professionals are getting fired frequently and prematurely pulling from retirement funds on ‘Fox & Friends First.’ The report suggests that a significant number of young professionals are facing job insecurity and financial strain due to these early terminations and withdrawal of retirement funds.
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Republican governors who have deployed National Guard troops in blue-state cities are considering whether to re-examine their deployments if federal intervention significantly reduces crime. National Guard troops are currently patrolling around the Washington Monument.
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Canadian scientists are analyzing the aftermath of the 2023 Jasper wildfire to gain insights for managing future blazes. The study focuses on understanding the ecological impact and developing strategies to mitigate damage from similar fires.
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A study in Nature Medicine shows that cutting ultra-processed foods can nearly double weight loss in overweight adults. Experts warn that even seemingly healthy options like flavored yogurt and instant oatmeal often fall into this category, urging consumers to prioritize minimally processed foods for better health outcomes.
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Recent attacks on villages in Mexico’s western state of Michoacán reveal the cartels’ growing paramilitary-style power, using drones, I.E.D.s and other weapons of war. Paulina Villegas examines the aftermath of these assaults.
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Mexican drug cartels are adopting advanced weaponry such as drones and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to gain strategic advantages in their territorial conflicts. This shift indicates a growing militarization of criminal organizations in the country.
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The European Commission accused Russia of jamming the GPS systems of a plane carrying President Ursula von der Leyen during its flight over Bulgaria. The incident, confirmed by the EU’s spokeswoman, highlights growing tensions between the EU and Russia.
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The ongoing Ukraine War is causing a global shortage of TNT, impacting both military operations and the mining industry. This shortage has led to increased costs and limited supply for materials required in construction, cement production, and other essential industries.
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Fonki, a prominent graffiti artist, has gained recognition for his innovative approach that merges ancient Angkorian sculpture with modern Cambodia in his art. His style is characterized by intricate designs that incorporate traditional motifs while depicting scenes from contemporary Cambodian life.
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Fox News contributor Byron York criticizes Democrats’ focus on beer ads over crime, immigration, and inflation. He highlights Obama’s push to elevate rising Democrats amid leadership challenges.
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The Miami Hurricanes defeated Notre Dame 27-24 in a thrilling matchup, with quarterback Carson Beck’s efficient performance and CJ Daniels’ acrobatic one-handed touchdown catch playing pivotal roles. Daniels’ dramatic play, which led to six points and a crucial lead, kept Miami ahead in a back-and-forth game.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of continuing to ‘invest further in war’ as the deadline for President Donald Trump’s bilateral talks with Ukraine approaches. The comments come amid heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with Russia’s recent military actions in the east of the country drawing international scrutiny.
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The Trump administration has ordered the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM) to cut over 500 jobs across its state-funded propaganda outlets, aiming to reduce federal bureaucracy and save taxpayer money. Acting CEO Kari Lake emphasized the move would enhance the agency’s ability to counter ‘murderous Communist governments’ and ‘tyrannical regimes.’
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Luis Suárez sparked chaos after Inter Miami’s Leagues Cup loss, appearing to spit on a Seattle Sounders staffer. The incident escalated into a scuffle between players, drawing widespread attention and criticism.
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A new study warns that aid meant for civilians in conflict zones is frequently diverted to support terrorist groups and regimes, exacerbating global conflicts. The research highlights systemic issues in aid distribution, with significant portions of aid ending up in the hands of those causing unrest.
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Fox & Friends First featured Jarod Coffman and Christopher Sbrocco, discussing the importance of blue-collar workers in the U.S. economy and the rising interest among Gen Z in skilled trades, while also exploring AI’s potential role in enhancing hands-on jobs.
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President Donald Trump has criticized Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker for what he described as a ‘weak and pathetic’ response to Chicago’s growing crime problem. The comment comes amid rising concerns over violent crime in the city, with Trump accusing Pritzker of failing to take a firm stance on law enforcement and public safety measures.
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Chicago shootings during Labor Day weekend left at least 7 dead and 37 injured, escalating tensions as the mayor rejects federal intervention. Local leaders warn against national guard deployment, claiming it violates constitutional rights.
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President Trump has signed an executive order to combat homelessness-related crime, as Las Vegas faces a 20% increase in its homeless population and struggles with encampments. City officials have acknowledged having the resources but lack a specific plan to address the crisis effectively.
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Todd and Julie Chrisley, stars of ‘Chrisley Knows Best,’ shared how their marriage endured a 28-month separation during their prison sentences for tax fraud, with Todd and Julie unable to speak for 28 months, relying on emails for communication.
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A Los Angeles City Council member has accused Home Depot of being ‘complicit’ with ICE raids, vowing to oppose a proposed new store in Eagle Rock. The accusation comes after multiple raids at Home Depot locations in the area, leading to arrests of immigrants. Councilmember Ysabel Jurado criticized the company for its silence on the…
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is leading a bipartisan effort to reignite the American Dream through economic and educational reforms. Stitt emphasized that all governors, regardless of party affiliation, share the goal of instilling the belief that America is exceptional and that individuals can achieve their dreams through hard work and entrepreneurship.
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Trump’s administration emphasizes American workers as the backbone of the economy. Former construction worker Ken Rusk discusses Trump’s initiatives to support the working class.
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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer is promoting the Trump administration’s economic policies as a means to honor American workers. The administration claims its strategies have benefited workers nationwide.
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A lawsuit alleges Amazon Prime Video misleads customers by labeling long-term streaming rentals as purchases. The case highlights a California law banning the use of ‘buy’ for digital goods without clear terms of use.
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Authorities are treating the death of a man found at the annual Burning Man festival as a homicide, with investigators working to preserve the crime scene in the Black Rock Desert. The body was discovered just before 9:15 p.m. when a festivalgoer reported seeing a man ‘lying in a pool of blood,’ prompting an immediate…
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President Donald Trump criticized Maryland Governor Larry Hogan for alleged mismanagement of bridge repair funds, accusing him of failing to secure federal funding for critical infrastructure projects. This dispute adds to broader political tensions between Trump and Democratic leaders over state and federal responsibilities in infrastructure development.
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A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck near the border with Pakistan, resulting in hundreds of deaths and over 1,300 injuries. Officials warn the death toll may rise further.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised to brief China’s Xi Jinping and India’s Narendra Modi on the results of his talks with U.S. President Donald Trump in Alaska, which aimed to resolve the Ukraine conflict. Putin expressed appreciation for the efforts of China and India in seeking a peace settlement, highlighting the importance of the…
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The doctors’ strike in South Korea has begun to wind down after months of protests against a government plan to significantly increase the number of medical students. Thousands of residents and interns joined the demonstrations, highlighting concerns over the strain on the healthcare system and the quality of medical education.
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Former California Democratic State Senate Leader Gloria Romero claims the Democratic Party has fully collapsed, citing messaging and results problems. She links this to former President Barack Obama’s efforts to promote rising stars to counter President Donald Trump’s influence.
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A recent study published in JAMA Neurology finds that treating hearing loss with hearing aids may reduce the risk of dementia by over half, particularly in individuals under 70. The research highlights hearing loss as a key modifiable risk factor for dementia, with early intervention offering significant preventive benefits.