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The European Union has frozen approximately 2,10 billion euros in Russian assets under sanctions imposed over Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The bloc is considering using these frozen assets to support Ukraine but has not yet decided to confiscate them.
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New York and Texas are implementing statewide cell phone bans in schools, aiming to reduce distractions and improve concentration among students. The measure has triggered debates over educational strategies and student rights.
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Hundreds of Afghan families, some waiting years for entry into Germany, face imminent deportation from Pakistan as they prepare to travel. The urgency of their situation highlights the precarious nature of their journey.
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Congress is addressing the growing nitazene drug crisis through a new legislative bill aimed at curbing the distribution of these highly potent synthetic opioids. The bill seeks to enhance regulatory controls and impose stricter penalties on dealers involved in the illicit trade of nitazene.
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Clear protein, a new high-protein drink, is reshaping dietary habits by offering a lighter, more visually appealing alternative to traditional shakes. This product delivers the same 20–25 grams of protein with fewer fats, carbs, and calories, addressing a market gap for those seeking high-protein options without the heaviness.
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Clear protein is gaining traction as a new high-protein alternative to traditional shakes, offering the same 20–25 grams of protein with fewer fats, carbs, and calories. It’s available in juice-style drinks and powders, appealing to consumers seeking lighter, on-the-go health products.
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Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran criticized Disney and corporate media for failing to adequately report on Trump, citing corporate pressures that silence journalists. He argued that Disney’s corporate interests prevent journalists from providing balanced coverage of the president.
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Rep. Don Bacon criticized former President Joe Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal as a ‘botched’ operation, expressing anger over the administration’s handling of the situation. The discussion on ‘Fox Report’ also touched on gerrymandering, reflecting broader Republican concerns about the administration’s foreign policy and governance.
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Alaska authorities are searching for a brown bear that attacked a mother of three near her driveway, dragging her 100 yards before a neighbor found her. The woman, Ariean Fabrizio Colton, sustained severe injuries requiring extensive surgeries and a long hospital stay.
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The death toll in Zaporizhia has risen to 29 following a Russian attack. Damage includes 17 high-rise buildings and 120 private houses, with several destroyed completely.
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The anniversary of the ‘Beautiful Six’ hostages’ deaths in Gaza tunnels has spurred renewed calls for a comprehensive ceasefire as Israel prepares a major offensive in Gaza City. Families of the hostages are urging the government to secure their loved ones’ return, while the debate over military actions intensifies.
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Ukrain,ian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed frustration over Russia’s refusal to engage in peace talks, citing Moscow’s preparation of new attacks as evidence of its intransigence. He emphasized the need for international support to counter Russia’s aggression.
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A former Yahoo executive, Stein-Erik Soelberg, reportedly used ChatGPT to fuel conspiracy theories before killing his 83-year-old mother and taking his own life. The incident has sparked discussions about the role of AI in mental health and the need for better safeguards against AI-driven harm.
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Congressman Darrell Issa criticized Trump’s use of tariffs as a national defense strategy. The appeals court’s decision to strike down most of Trump’s tariff policies signals growing legal and political challenges to his trade agenda.
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Former Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould criticized blue state leaders for lacking common sense in crime policy on ‘Fox Report.’ He discussed the potential expansion of the Trump administration’s crime crackdown to other cities.
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Ukrainian Air Force officials have reported a significant success in countering overnight attacks, neutralizing 548 out of 582 targets. This success highlights the ongoing combat capabilities of Ukraine’s military against Russian attacks.
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President Donald Trump shared video footage on Saturday showing workers allegedly damaging limestone in the White House Rose Garden during renovations. The footage was posted on his Truth Social platform, sparking discussions about the extent of the damage and the potential implications for the White House’s maintenance and historical preservation.
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The Red Pill, once a meme from ‘The Matrix,’ has evolved into a political ideology with global reach. Men’s Rights Activists and far-right groups have adopted it to promote toxic masculinity and anti-feminist views online.
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker accuses President Donald Trump of planning an ‘invasion’ of Chicago with National Guard troops, citing concerns over the potential misuse of military force and the politicization of law enforcement efforts. The governor warns that if Trump deploys troops, Illinois will respond with its own actions.
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The Houthi movement has confirmed the death of its prime minister, Ahmed al-Rahawi, following an Israeli airstrike in Sana, Yemen. The official reported that al-Rahawi had led the Houthi cabinet since 2024, and his killing is unlikely to significantly affect the group’s ongoing missile attacks on Israel.
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has decided to revoke the visas of prominent Palestinian leaders prior to a significant United Nations gathering. This move is part of the ongoing U.S. strategy to address the complex diplomatic situation in the Middle East, with the aim of promoting peace and stability.
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Lawmakers are intensifying efforts to combat the surge of nitazene-related overdoses, with the synthetic opioid being 43 times more potent than fentanyl. Reporter Caroline Elliott highlights the challenges faced by lawmakers as they seek to address this growing public health crisis.
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A massive flag bearing the message ‘Make History’ was unveiled alongside thousands of Israelis demanding the release of all hostages. The event coincided with ongoing efforts to secure the safety of captives in a high-stakes geopolitical situation.
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No. 3 Ohio State secured a 14-7 victory over top-ranked Texas in a high-stakes matchup. The Buckeyes’ defense stifled Texas’ offense, limiting Arch Manning’s opportunities and securing a crucial win.
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Ukraine’s military has launched coordinated strikes on key oil refineries in Krasnodar and Syzran, targeting critical energy infrastructure in the Russian Federation. These attacks, executed by unmanned systems and special operations forces, signal a strategic shift in the conflict’s dynamics.
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Portnoy, a Michigan fan and Barstool founder, criticized Ohio State’s Ryan Day after the Buckeyes’ loss to Texas. He claimed the coach was ‘soft’ due to Michigan’s recent dominance, despite being denied bans from the Horseshoe stadium.
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WNBA guard Lexie Hull sustained two black eyes during a collision with Seattle Storm forward Gabby Williams during a game. The incident, which occurred in the first quarter, led to both players falling to the floor in visible pain.
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The U.S. State Department has approved a potential foreign military sale to Ukraine of satellite communication services and related equipment valued at $150 million. The decision, announced by the Department of Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), includes the submission of a certification to Congress for approval.
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A backlash is emerging against smart glasses that record without clear indicators, raising concerns over privacy and consent. Critics argue these devices could enable covert surveillance.
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Weighted vests, once used in military and athletic training, are now going viral on social media as a fitness trend. Experts caution users to start with light weights and prioritize safety.
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Congress is grappling with the complexities of regulating college athletes’ NIL pay. The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling allowing athletes to profit from their personal brands has intensified the debate over how to manage this new financial landscape.
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A U.S. court has blocked the Trump administration’s fast-tracked deportation plan over due process concerns, citing violations of detainees’ rights to legal representation and timely hearings. The ruling marks a significant setback for the administration’s immigration enforcement strategy.
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This article presents the weekly insights from Kim Strassel, Jason Riley, and Dan Henninger, offering a balanced view of the week’s key events and developments.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has reignited debates about the role of race in college admissions after its ruling on cases involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina. Universities are now seeking legal and policy workarounds to continue their diversity programs.
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The midterm elections are heating up, with Virginia and New Jersey emerging as key battlegrounds where the relative strengths of political parties will be put to the test. These states are seen as critical for shaping the upcoming presidential election landscape.
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The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) has provided critical aid to victims affected by a significant Russian missile and drone attack on Zaporizhia. This operation involves deploying medical teams, establishing temporary shelters, and providing essential supplies to the affected population.
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The U.S. State Department has approved a potential foreign military sale to Ukraine for $179.1 million, providing support for the Patriot air defense system and related equipment. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced the decision on its website.
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Shannon Bream will interview U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro on Fox News Sunday about President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, D.C. The discussion will focus on recent legal actions and their implications.
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President Trump’s recent push for a stringent crime crackdown has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, forcing Democrats to confront a growing public demand for law and order. This development has intensified debates within the party over how to address crime rates while maintaining its progressive values.
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Fox News Entertainment Newsletter reports that experts dismiss Meghan Markle’s ‘inauthentic royal rules’ as a ‘pity party.’ George Clooney skips the Venice Film Festival due to illness.
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Labor Day gas prices have dropped to their lowest level in five years, influenced by the closure of a tariff loophole. Experts highlight the economic implications and the need for universities to adapt to an AI-driven job market.
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Former Fulton County Judge Rich Giardino and Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez criticized the media and activists for perpetuating the ‘over policing’ myth, during a discussion on ‘Fox News, Live.’ The segment focused on the implications of President Donald Trump’s federal takeover in D.C.
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A new documentary titled ‘Python’ has been released on YouTube, chronicling the language’s evolution from its origins in Amsterdam to its current role in powering AI at major tech companies. The film highlights key figures like Guido van Rossum, who created Python, and its significant contributions to technologies such as the Space Shuttle’s flight simulations…
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has claimed that President Donald Trump is planning an ‘invasion’ of Chicago with U.S. troops. The governor made this assertion during an interview that aired on Friday.
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Nick Wright and Chris Broussard have named Malik Nabers and Travis Kelce as top contenders for the Catch of the Year award. The pair highlight Nabers’ standout performance and Kelce’s impressive catch with his fiancée Taylor Swift.
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NFL analysts Nick Wright and Chris Broussard have released their projections for the Defensive Player of the Year award, with Aidan Hutchinson and Maxx Crosby emerging as frontrunners. Both players are expected to play a crucial role in their teams’ chances for success this season.
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The Democratic Party is gearing up for its conventions as the midterm elections approach, signaling a strategic shift in its approach to political engagement. John Bussey, an associate editor at the Wall Street, is providing insights into these developments during a recent appearance on Fox News Live.
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Fox News’ Stephanie Bennett reports on Russia’s deadly drone strike on Ukraine, highlighting its impact on the ongoing conflict. Retired Brig. Gen. John Teichert analyzes the strategic implications of this attack, providing insights into how it may shift the war’s dynamics.
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AQAP has made a strategic comeback a decade after its defeat in Yemen, adopting modern tactics like drone strikes and digital propaganda to project global influence.
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Poroshenko called the murder of Parubiy a ‘shot to the heart of Ukraine,’ expressing deep sorrow over the tragedy. The assassination has sent shockwaves through the nation, prompting calls for enhanced security and political stability.
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Afghanistan’s tentative recovery has been disrupted by aid cuts and a surge of two million refugees from Iran and Pakistan, exacerbating the economic crisis four years after the Taliban’s return to power. The situation remains dire in Kabul, where the impact of these challenges is becoming increasingly apparent.
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European Solidarity, a prominent political party in Ukraine, has called for an immediate, transparent, and comprehensive investigation into the murder of former Verkhovna Rada Chairman Andriy Parubiy. The demand was made by Iryna Gerashchenko, co-chair of the European Solidarity faction, who emphasized the need for a professional and thorough examination of the circumstances surrounding the…
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Tennessee Sheriff Buford Pusser, once celebrated as a crime-busting hero and the inspiration behind the Hollywood hit movie ‘Walking Tall,’ faces new accusations of pulling the trigger that killed his wife. Prosecutors said Friday that if he were alive today, they would present an indictment to a grand jury for the murder of his wife,…
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Governor Tim Walz admitted his vice presidential bid may have hurt his home state appeal, prompting questions about his re-election prospects. Voters and supporters have mixed reactions, with some calling for change and others supporting his continued leadership.
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Germany has delivered the eighth IRIS-T SLM anti-aircraft missile system to Ukraine, enhancing its defense capabilities. The aid underscores Germany’s commitment to supporting Ukraine’s security and territorial integrity.
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President Trump is leveraging his position to influence American culture, extending his impact beyond traditional policy areas. He has expressed threats against those who disagree with his views.
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A new HBO Max docuseries revisits the unsolved 1991 Austin yogurt shop murders, exploring investigative errors and new DNA evidence that may solve the case after 33 years. The brutality of the crime shocked the community, prompting long-term calls for justice.
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China has announced the world’s first 6G chip, promising revolutionary connectivity with speeds up to 5,000 times current levels. Critics warn of potential surveillance risks and privacy concerns as the technology advances.
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The Department of Justice is urging Americans to report discriminatory job advertisements that prioritize foreign workers, especially those holding H-1B visas. This initiative aims to protect American labor interests by identifying and addressing such practices.
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France and Germany have pledged to supply Ukraine with additional air defense systems in response to recent Russian attacks, particularly the large-scale strikes on Kyiv on August 28. The decision follows a joint press conference between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron in Toulon, where they announced their commitment to bolster Ukraine’s…