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Brazilian authorities have intensified monitoring of former President Jair Bolson, who is set to face trial on Tuesday. Concerns about his potential escape have prompted increased security measures around his home.
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OpenAI admits to scanning ChatGPT conversations for potential threats and reporting to police. The move raises concerns about privacy and the role of human moderators in AI systems.
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Christa B. Allen, known for her role in ’13 Going on 30,’ revealed that she left a cult after dating its leader. The actress shared her emotional journey of rebuilding her life post-breakup, highlighting the complexities of trust and deception.
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Honeywell Aerospace engineers are finalizing testing for a revolutionary cockpit alert system, SURF-A, designed to prevent runway collisions by providing pilots with two aural warnings 30 and 15 seconds before a potential impact. The system uses ADS-B technology to detect unauthorized aircraft on the runway and alerts pilots through an automated voice.
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Rosie O’Donnell has apologized for falsely identifying the Minneapolis church shooter as a Republican, MAGA supporter, and white supremacist. Her admission highlights the risks of making assumptions without thorough research.
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Greta Thunberg’s second flotilla, aiming to deliver aid to the Gaza Strip, faces significant challenges due to Israel’s blockade and lack of docking facilities. A maritime expert has warned that the flotilla may not be able to deliver the aid due to the Israeli military’s ‘lawful’ blockade and absence of a suitable port.
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Josh Duhamel, the ‘Transformers’ star, has revealed he is 70% prepared to survive an apocalypse at his off-grid Minnesota cabin, which he built over 15 years. The actor emphasizes the importance of family and community in such a scenario, highlighting his commitment to self-sufficiency and reconnecting with his roots.
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A firefighter detained while working at a wildfire in Washington State has been awaiting a decision on his visa application since 2018. His lawyers claim he qualifies for a special visa for crime victims, highlighting concerns about immigration delays.
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Karl Rove discusses the key demographics that will influence election outcomes in the 2026 midterm elections. He highlights the growing importance of suburban women and young voters in shaping political trends.
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Former FBI Director Robert Mueller was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2021, leading to his retirement from public life. His health struggles have prevented him from complying with congressional subpoenas related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
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President Xi Jinping is leveraging a summit with leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and President Vladimir Putin of Russia to deepen international partnerships and reduce reliance on the United States. The event, held in Tianjin, China, underscores China’s growing influence in global geopolitics.
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Fed Board Governor Lisa Cook is suing to remain in her position amid allegations of mortgage fraud, drawing attention from former FBI director Chris Swecker on ‘Sunday Night in America.’ The controversy raises concerns about the integrity of financial oversight within the Federal Reserve.
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Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche outlined the federal government’s approach to President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown during a segment on ‘Sunday Night in America,’ addressing legal and political challenges from Democrats.
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The August 31 episode of Fox News Sunday featured discussions on rising crime rates, the evolving situation in Israel, and the impact of gas prices on American consumers.
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A midair collision between two aircraft near Fort Morgan, Colorado, killed one person and injured three others during landing attempts. Both planes caught fire when they hit the ground, prompting emergency responders and bystanders to work to douse the flames.
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Spanish tennis player Jaume Munar and Belgium’s Zizou Bergs exchanged words at the net after Munar’s win, sparking debate over grunting and sportsmanship. The match ended with Bergs being docked a point for ball abuse, securing Munar’s advancement to the Round of 16.
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US President Donald Trump has stated he would not mind seeing former FBI Director James Comey and former CIA Director John Brennan arrested for their alleged role in the ‘Russiagate hoax’. Trump criticized the officials for unethical conduct, describing their actions as a betrayal of the country.
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Rudy Giuliani was seriously injured in a high-speed car accident. His team confirmed the incident, stating his vehicle was struck from behind.
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Dr. Marc Siegel defends Trump’s removal of Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve, citing legal justification. Critics, including Rep. Maxine Waters, argue the move undermines institutional integrity.
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Rudolph Giuliani, former New York City mayor and Trump’s legal counsel, was in a car collision. His head of security confirmed he suffered a fractured vertebra.
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The U.S. government has suspended visas for Palestinian passport holders, citing ongoing tensions. This decision will temporarily halt travel for individuals seeking medical treatment, attending university, visiting relatives, or conducting business in the United States.
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A video capturing a boy walking on Hersheypark monorail track amid a panicked crowd has sparked concerns about safety measures at the amusement park.
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The assassination of senior officials by Israeli forces has prompted the Iranian-backed Houthis to vow revenge, with Yemen analysts warning of increased hawkishness within the militia. Houthi fighters marched in an anti-Israel rally in Sana, Yemen, on Friday, showing their resolve to respond to the attack.
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Eric Bischoff paid tribute to the late Hulk Hogan during the launch of Real American Freestyle, reflecting on their friendship and Hogan’s lasting influence on wrestling.
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President Donald Trump has declared Washington, D.C. a ‘CRIME FREE ZONE’ following a federal crackdown that he claims has resulted in significant crime reductions.
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Progressive podcast host David Pakman warned that the Democratic Party is facing an ‘existential threat’ by failing to engage with new media—such as podcasts and YouTube—and instead relying on outdated formats like cable and broadcast TV. He argued that the party’s reliance on traditional media formats is alienating younger voters and independent media supporters.
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Tiger Woods’ 16-year-old son, Charlie, made a hole-in-one from 177 yards on the third hole during the Junior Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Florida. This achievement adds to his growing list of golf accomplishments, including a recent AJGA victory and previous hole-in-ones with his father at the PNC Championship.
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Miranda Wang secured a one-shot victory over Jeeno Thitikul in the FM Championship with clutch shots on the final three holes. Her performance showcased her focus and composure under pressure.
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Liverpool has confirmed the completion of a £13,000,000 deal to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle United, marking a major transfer deadline day move. The transfer, which was initially reported to be in the works, was finalized late on Sunday after Newcastle accepted the offer.
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Bill Belichick’s first nine months at UNC have been marked by chaotic recruitment efforts and controversial decisions, drawing criticism for their approach. The situation highlights the pressures of managing a high-stakes college football program and the challenges of transitioning to a new role.
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This article previews the 2, 2025 NFL regular season, offering insights into team strengths, concerns, and bold predictions for all 32 franchises. It examines how each team is ranked heading into Week 1 and highlights key factors that could influence their performance throughout the season.
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Charlie Woods made an ace on the third hole at TPC Sawgrass in the final round of the Junior Players Championship. This feat highlights his emerging talent in golf.
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Angels outfielder Taylor Ward was carted off the field after crashing face-first into the metal scoreboard in left field while trying to make a catch against the Astros. The incident has raised concerns about player safety and the potential risks posed by modern scoreboard structures in baseball.
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The Boston Red Sox have finalized a one-year, $13.3 million contract with All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman for 2026, which includes a 2027 vesting option. This move is part of the team’s strategy to strengthen their pitching staff for the 2026 season.
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The Philadelphia Phillies have signed veteran right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler, who will make one Triple-A start before joining the six-man rotation. This move aims to bolster the team’s pitching depth.
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Aaron Judge has tied Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra for fifth in Yankees’ franchise history with his 35,8th career home run. The milestone was reached during Sunday’s game, which resulted in a loss.
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Barbora Krejcikova saved eight match points in a dramatic second set against Taylor Townsend, ultimately prevailing in a thrilling three-set match at the US Open. The match featured a 25-minute tiebreaker that decided the second set, leading to Krejcikova’s victory.
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Sources indicate that the Chiefs and Trent McDuffie will not reach a multiyear extension before the season. The team’s decision could impact their defensive strategy and roster stability.
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Dak Prescott expressed relief that a trade resolution was reached with Micah Parsons ahead of the season opener, despite not anticipating the trade. The quarterback’s comments indicate a positive outlook on the team’s decision-making process regarding the trade.
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FSU quarterback Tommy Castellanos made headlines for calling Alabama head coach Nick Saban incapable of saving the Crimson Tide from their Week 1 matchup. He also launched a shirt-selling campaign with the slogan ‘Nick Can’t Save Them’. The incident has sparked debate over the appropriateness of such public statements in college football and the intersection…
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A survey conducted by the Rating Group found that 75% of Ukrainians support a ceasefire, but only if their country is granted international security guarantees. The results highlight the Ukrainian public’s willingness to negotiate peace under specific conditions.
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Ukrainian authorities have arrested a suspect in the shooting of Andrii Parubii, a prominent politician. President Zelensky announced the arrest and noted that investigative actions are ongoing to uncover the full circumstances of the murder.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed the EU is developing precise plans for military deployments to Ukraine, backed by the United States. The move comes amid heightened tensions along the Russia-Ukraine border.
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A tragic aircraft collision in Colorado has resulted in at least one fatality, according to a report by Fox News correspondent CB Cotton on The Big Weekend Show. The incident has raised concerns about aviation safety and emergency response procedures.
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National Border Patrol Council President Paul Perez has expressed concern over the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement actions, the increase in violence against immigration officers, and the resistance from federal judges to implementing Trump’s immigration policies.
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A new trend among Trump haters is emerging, with many turning to online platforms to speculate on his health and potential demise. This is being dubbed ‘hopecore,’ where users are analyzing photographs of Trump’s hands and ankles, attempting to predict the remaining days of his presidency.
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The White House has directed the deployment of additional ICE resources to Chicago, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Illinois’ Democratic leaders. Governor of Illinois has condemned the federal troop deployment, calling it an ‘invasion,’ as tensions escalate between the administration and state officials.
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Former President Donald Trump has announced new tariffs, a crime crackdown, and details on his Autopen system. These measures are aimed at boosting economic protection and enhancing public safety.
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A Democrat-aligned group is reportedly paying social media influencers to produce content that aligns with far-left ideologies. The Big Weekend Show co-hosts have raised concerns about this alleged practice, suggesting it could influence public opinion and political discourse.
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The Powerball jackpot has surpassed $1 billion, marking a historic milestone in the lottery world. Despite the massive prize, the chances of winning remain exceedingly low.
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Crime rates have declined across the United States, according to recent data released by the National Crime Victimization Survey. Critics argue that the media’s portrayal of the situation is skewed, affecting public perception.
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Rioters involved in the January 6th Capitol attack are pushing for financial compensation after being pardoned by former President Trump. Mark McCloskey, a lawyer for one of the riot, is seeking to establish a special committee to assess damages, claiming the prosecutions were unfair.
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The Trump administration’s plan to repatriate hundreds of Guatemalan minors was halted by a federal judge, citing concerns over its legality and timing. Advocacy groups argue the action could endanger children and violates a 2008 law protecting minors from removal.
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Israeli forces have claimed to have killed Abu Obeida, a Hamas military spokesperson. Hamas has not yet confirmed or denied the claim.
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The United States faces a critical public health crisis with over 150 Americans dying daily from fentanyl overdoses. Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, chair of Make America Fentanyl Free, urges immediate action on the Fox Report to combat the opioid epidemic.
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The Powerball jackpot has climbed to a staggering $1.1 billion, setting a new record for the largest prize in the lottery’s history. Caroline Elliott of Fox News reports on the latest developments in the Powerball lottery, highlighting the growing anticipation among players and the potential impact on the market.
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The Dallas Cowboys have signed cornerback DaRon Bland to a $92 million extension, making him the sixth highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. The deal, worth $23 million annually, follows the team’s recent trade of All-Pro defensive tackle Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers.
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San Francisco political commentator Richie Greenberg has called for an urgent focus on the city’s fentanyl crisis, emphasizing the need for immediate and effective measures to combat what he describes as an opioid ‘disaster.’ In a recent appearance on the Fox Report, Green,berg discussed the alarming rise in fentanyl-related deaths and the broader public safety…
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Aaron Judge tied Yogi Berra’s Yankees record with his 358th career home run in Sunday’s game. The milestone highlights his continued dominance in MLB as he eyes historical greatness.
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Kristi Noem, the U.S. Homeland Security Secretary, has defended the deployment of the National, Guard in U.S. cities. Her comments were made during a news conference in Washington in July.