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Dr. Mehmet Oz, newly sworn-in CMS administrator, promotes Medicaid reform with work requirements and fraud crackdowns to empower Americans. He argues that the program has drifted from its original mission and aims to incentivize self-sufficiency.
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On Monday, September 1, 2024, Kyiv will hold a tribute for Andriy Parubiy on Independence Square. The event is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., bringing together friends and colleagues to honor his memory.
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Orlando Bloom described the intense physical and mental toll of his 52-pound weight loss for ‘The Cut,’ calling himself a ‘horrible person’ during the process. The transformation, which involved strict dieting and extreme fitness regimens, left him exhausted and paranoid, with intrusive thoughts that affected his behavior on set.
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US President Donald Trump has announced an executive order to mandate voter identification, restrict mail-in voting, and require paper ballots only, claiming the system is vulnerable to fraud. Critics argue that such measures could disenfranchise millions of eligible voters, particularly those without immediate access to proof of citizenship.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet Slovakian Prime Minister Peter Fico in China, marking a rare diplomatic engagement between a European leader and Russia. Fico is among the few EU leaders to have maintained consistent contact with Putin since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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Renowned computer scientist Brian Kernighan shared his first experience with the Rust programming language, calling it a ‘pain’ due to its memory safety mechanisms and complexity. He doubts Rust’s potential to replace C soon, citing slow compilation and a steep learning curve.
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Alabama’s 23-game season opener winning streak ended with a stunning 31-17 loss to Florida State, prompting reactions from former players and analysts. Johnny Manziel and ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith criticized the team’s current performance, signaling a potential decline in Alabama’s dominance.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago has rejected President Trump’s plans to deploy federal troops for immigration enforcement in the city, ordering local police to withhold assistance. This move has intensified tensions between the White House and state officials, highlighting growing resistance to Trump’s immigration policies.
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Chicago faced a deadly Labor Day weekend with at least five fatalities and 35 injured due to multiple shootings. President Trump’s threat of National Guard deployment has intensified political tensions.
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RFK Jr. asserts nicotine patches are ‘probably the safest’ form of nicotine, contradicting CDC’s warning. The debate highlights differing perspectives on nicotine delivery methods and public health recommendations.
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The trend of ‘boat-tox’ allows wealthy clients to receive Botox and other cosmetic treatments on yachts and private boats, offering a new level of convenience and exclusivity. Experts emphasize the need for skilled professionals and safe environments to ensure effective and secure procedures.
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The Annunciation Catholic Church has held its first Mass since a deadly shooting at a local school, marking a somber step in the community’s healing process. The event coincided with ongoing investigations into the incident, with Fox News’ CB Cotton providing updates on the case.
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Progressive YouTuber David Pakman has warned that the Democratic Party faces an ‘existential threat’ by neglecting emerging digital platforms like podcasts. On his podcast ‘The David Pakman Show,’ he emphasized the urgent need for the party to adapt to new media trends to maintain relevance and connect with younger voters.
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Russian tennis star Andrey Rublev criticized the U.S. Open’s $3,000 fine for profanity during his match, arguing self-directed language should not be penalized. He defended his actions as a common occurrence in sports, especially in high-stakes moments, while noting that fines should apply only to comments directed at others or loud outbursts.
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The Israeli military confirmed the death of a Hamas spokesman during its planned takeover of Gaza City. Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul provided updates on the situation during the ‘Fox,
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President Xi Jinping has convened a summit in China, bringing together leaders from Russia, India, and dignitaries from over 20 Eurasian countries. The event highlights China’s expanding regional influence and strategic alliances.
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The EU is looking for new ways to support Ukraine beyond current sanctions and military aid, despite limited progress on the ground.
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The article reviews the growing missile capabilities and proxy wars in the Middle East, highlighting the strategic implications of these developments. It analyzes the respective strengths and weaknesses of Iran, Israel, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE in the context of evolving regional security dynamics.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar called for an assault weapons ban following the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting, emphasizing the need for Congress to prioritize solutions that protect children and communities. She criticized political distractions and focused on the broader need for mental health resources.
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Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., criticized the Democratic Party’s approach to crime, claiming they prioritize criminals and gang members over law-abiding citizens.
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Chicago Democratic Alderman Raymond Lopez criticizes his party’s resistance to a crime crackdown, calling it ‘absolutely asinine’ on the Fox Report. He argues that a federal surge and state-level cooperation are essential to addressing rising violent crime in Chicago.
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Calamos Investments CEO John Koudounis predicts the Supreme Court will rule in Trump’s favor on tariffs after an appeals court struck down many of his past measures. The decision could impact trade policy and economic strategy.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was seriously injured in a car accident in New Hampshire on Saturday night. He was flagged down by a woman fleeing a domestic violence incident, helping her and calling 911 before the crash occurred.
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Punjab, Pakistan’s largest and most agriculturally rich province, has suffered severe devastation from recent floods, with extensive damage to housing and agricultural communities. The floods have disrupted the livelihoods of countless families and threatened the country’s food security.
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Germany has scrapped its plan to deploy troops to Ukraine as part of a potential peacekeeping mission, citing US President Donald Trump’s opposition to US boots on the ground in the region. The decision follows reports that Trump insisted the EU, not the US, should be responsible for providing security guarantees for Ukraine.
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A federal judge has issued a temporary injunction blocking U.S. authorities from proceeding with the deportation of Guatemalan children, citing legal and humanitarian concerns. The decision follows urgent efforts by some shelters to prepare children for repatriation, with a hearing scheduled for Sunday afternoon to determine the matter’s next steps.
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U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro has defended the deployment of over 2,200 National Guard members in Washington and the takeover of D.C. police force. She also addressed criticism regarding her office’s inability to secure an indictment against a man who threw a sandwich at a federal agent.
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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb, a millennial leader, is pushing for Democrats to recognize the urgency and expertise of young leaders in addressing urban crises. He highlights the need for federal policy reforms and criticizes the party’s failure to engage with millennials’ impatience and entrepreneurial drive.
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Tottenham Hotspur may attempt to sign Ademola Lookman from Atalanta following Bayern Munich’s failed bid. Transfer Talk highlights the latest developments in the Premier League transfer market.
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Lando Norris’ disqualification from the Dutch Grand Prix may well be the defining moment of the 2’th Formula One season, effectively placing the title in Oscar Piastri’s hands. The incident, which occurred during Sunday’s race, has sent shockwaves through the F1 community, as it could determine the outcome of the championship.
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Seth Rollins is set to challenge Jey Uso, CM Punk, and LA Knight for the World Heavyweight Championship. John Cena’s match against Logan Paul is another major highlight of WWE Clash in Paris.
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Liverpool secured a 2-1 victory against Arsenal with Dominik Szoboszlai’s spectacular free kick, moving the team to the top of the league table.
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Fulham were furious when Josh King’s goal was ruled out at Chelsea, while Manchester United’s late victory over Burnley came courtesy of a VAR penalty.
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Sorana Cirstea reported that the trophy she received after winning a recent women’s tournament in Cleveland was stolen from her New York hotel room while she was playing in the US Open. The incident has raised concerns about security in major sporting events.
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Jeremy Lin, who took the NBA by storm in 2012 during a stretch of games for the Knicks that was dubbed ‘Linsanity,’ has announced his retirement from professional basketball. His unexpected rise to stardom captivated fans worldwide, and his decision to step away from the sport marks the end of an exciting chapter in his…
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Jessica Pegula, the No. 4 seed and 2024 US Open runner-up, advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Ann Li. This marks her second consecutive year reaching the quarterfinals at Flushing Meadows.
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Liverpool secured a vital three points in the title race after Szoboszlai’s stunning free kick. The Reds edged out Arsenal in a tightly contested Premier League match.
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Former Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer made a public show of support for his son Shane Beamer, who is now coaching the South Carolina Gamecocks, by wearing black during the Hokies’ opening game against the Gamecocks. The gesture highlights the personal connection between father and son in the college football coaching world.
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The Cleveland Guardians have placed pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz on nondisciplinary paid leave as MLB investigates potential gambling-related misconduct. The decision comes as the league continues its probe into allegations involving the players’ activities.
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The Dallas Cowboys and cornerback DaRon Bland have reached a four-year contract extension valued at $92 million. This agreement is expected to solidify B’ts role as a key defensive player for the team.
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Hungary exercises its veto over Ukraine’s EU accession, stalling progress. This move highlights internal EU tensions and nationalist sentiments.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has stated that Russia’s war in Ukraine will likely endure for an extended period, citing historical patterns where most wars conclude with military defeat or economic collapse. Merz expressed skepticism that either Russia or Ukraine will face such outcomes, suggesting the conflict may persist beyond immediate expectations.
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Ukraine’s former parliament speaker has been killed in Lviv, marking a tragic development in the ongoing conflict. Russia has dismissed Ukraine’s claims of battlefield successes as ‘wishful thinking, outright lies,’ while asserting the war will continue with intensified urban bombings.
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House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer has requested that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provide Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) on Jeffrey Epstein and his associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, by Sept. 15. The SARs are intended to aid the committee’s oversight of the enforcement of sex trafficking laws related to the Epstein investigation.
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An anonymous researcher has uncovered the Spotify playlists of prominent politicians and celebrities, revealing the music tastes of public figures such as Vice President JD Vance, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, and former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi. The findings highlight how personal information is easily accessible through default settings, emphasizing the need for…
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Multiple states are engaging in legal battles over redistricting following Texas’s recent map redraw. Democratic strategist Jonae Wartel and Monadnock Strategies president Jesse Hunt analyze the implications of these developments, including Congress’ looming budgetary deadline and President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown.
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President Donald Trump has renewed his push for Roger Clemens to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, dismissing steroid allegations and comparing MLBS decision to Pete Rose.
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The Cleveland Guardians pitchers Luis Ortiz and Emmanuel Clase have had their paid leave extended indefinitely as MLB continues its gambling investigation. Ortiz was placed on leave before pitching against the Chicago Cubs, while Clase’s leave was announced after MLB widened the investigation, which also stalled potential trade discussions for him.
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Jon Fetherston, former director of a migrant shelter, described the immigration facility he worked at as a ‘pure chaos’ environment. He warned of potential spillover crime in local communities.
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Bryan Kohberger’s defense team sought to prevent prosecutors from labeling him as a ‘psychopath’ during his trial, despite his frequent searches for the term and related content. Digital forensics found that while he deleted key evidence, he retained searches for ‘psychopath’ and studied serial killers, raising concerns about his state of mind.
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Tennessee Democratic state representative Justin Jones criticized the customary “thoughts and prayers” following a mass shooting, calling it “theological malpractice,” and compared America’s relationship with gun manufacturers to idolatry. The remarks came after a tragic shooting at an Annunciation Catholic School in Minnesota.
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Rep. Nicole Malliotakis calls for bipartisan work in Congress to avoid a government shutdown, while discussing President Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., on Fox News Live.
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Christian Rasmussen, a top IndyCar driver, is aiming to secure consecutive victories to end his season. The driver recently won his first IndyCar Series race and is now focused on clinching the final race in Nashville.
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Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Ga., has warned of a potential ‘Schumer shutdown’ as lawmakers return to Capitol, The warning comes amid discussions about President Donald Trump’s D.C. crime crackdown and other political developments.
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Former assistant U.S. attorney for D.C. Cully Stimp, joins Fox News Live to weigh in on the success of President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington D.C. as Democrats resist deploying the National Guard in their cities.
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The Trump administration has introduced a $250 ‘visa integrity fee’ for non-immigrant visitors to the U.S., set to take effect on October 1 as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This fee is expected to impact international visitor numbers and spending, which is projected to drop from $181 billion in 2024 to just…
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Israel confirmed the killing of Hamas spokesperson Abu Obeida during an airstrike in Gaza. The incident occurred amid ongoing military operations in the region.
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Pediatric specialists warn that AI chatbot toys, marketed as ‘screen-free playmates,’ may undermine children’s empathy and critical thinking skills. These toys could replace the role of parents and peers in emotional development, with real-time interactions potentially ‘fundamentally changing the wiring of the human brain.’
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FDA Commissioner Marty Makary has called for significant changes across the food industry, including the revocation of emergency-use vaccines, a ban on dangerous food chemicals, and stricter regulation of illegal smoke shops. These measures are part of a broader effort to enhance public health and safety standards.
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Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman asserts that Ukrainian military operations will persist until the United States exerts greater influence in the conflict. Fox News correspondent Stephanie Bennett details Russia’s overnight assault on Ukraine, resulting in widespread power outages.