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Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, survivors and first responders are reflecting on how their personal hardships pushed them to persevere and rebuild New Orleans. Captain David Brittle recounts his dangerous rescue mission to save his parents, which led him to find purpose in helping others.
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US Vice President J.D. Vance has stated he is prepared to assume the presidency if President Donald Trump were incapacitated, citing his extensive experience in his current role. Trump, 79, has faced two assassination attempts in 2025, prompting discussions about potential successors within the Republican Party.
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More than 20 Ukrainian Red Cross volunteers have been deployed to aid in the recovery efforts following a substantial Russian air attack on Kyiv. The volunteers are working with local authorities and international aid organizations to provide emergency assistance to those impacted by the attack.
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The Ukrainian Air Force has neutralized 46 out of 68 enemy UAVs that attacked Ukraine, according to a press service report. The attack resulted in 22 strike UAVs hitting nine locations across the country.
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Guinea-Biss, the West African nation, expelled three Portuguese media outlets on August 15, threatening press freedom ahead of November’s elections. The move has drawn international criticism, with concerns over government control of information flow during the electoral period.
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Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift made their first public appearance as an engaged couple at the Cincinnati-Nebraska game at Arrowhead Stadium. The couple, who began dating during Swift’s Eras Tour, were seen attending the game from a suite at the Chiefs’ home stadium, marking a significant milestone in their relationship.
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The head of Kyiv’s military administration, Tym, Tkachenko, reported another victim of the Russian attack in Kyiv. This update adds to the growing concerns about the ongoing conflict in the region.
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Israeli travelers have faced harassment and intimidation in Europe amid the ongoing war and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Pro-Palestinian protests, such as the one in Crete, have led to increased hostility toward Israeli citizens.
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President Trump has initiated a legal battle to remove Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve governor appointed in 2022, over her tenure. The dispute marks a significant challenge to the Fed’s independence.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s former president, is set to face trial, sparking debates over the judiciary’s role in prosecuting former leaders. His legal proceedings have raised concerns about potential overreach by the courts.
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The shooting incident has intensified scrutiny on leaders like Newsom and Minneapolis officials, prompting discussions on public safety, police reform, and community engagement.
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Cadillac’s electric vehicles, including the Lyriq and Optiq, have seen strong sales, with 70% of buyers switching from other luxury brands. However, the end of the $7,500 federal tax credit next month could impact sales as the brand faces potential challenges in maintaining its current success.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom condemned President Donald Trump for his ‘authoritarian tendencies’ and warned that Trump may refuse to step down after a second term, risking the integrity of U.S. democracy. Newsom’s remarks, delivered at the POLITICO California Summit, were met with sharp rebuttals from the White House, highlighting the deepening political divide.
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President Donald Trump’s proposal to send National Guard troops to Democratic-led cities like Baltimore and Chicago has faced backlash from Democratic senators, who accuse him of using the military as a political tool. Meanwhile, some Republican senators, including Marsha Blackburn and Eric Schmitt, have openly supported the move, citing the need for increased law enforcement…
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Dr. Nicole Saphier, a Fox News contributor, warns of an escalating mental health crisis among U.S. children, calling it a national emergency. She criticizes the politicization of the issue, arguing it has hindered effective solutions.
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House Majority Whip Tom Emmer has accused Minnesota Governor Tim Walz of prioritizing transgender policies over addressing mental health and gun control in the wake of a deadly school shooting. The shooting, which left two children dead and several others injured, has intensified political debates over state policy and public safety.
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Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinaw, who is the daughter of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, has been suspended by the country’s top court following a leaked phone call with Cambodia’s leader, Hun Sen. The ruling marks a significant setback for the politically powerful Shinawatra family in Thailand.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s lawyers are requesting a federal judge in Tennessee to issue a gag order on prominent Trump officials to prevent prejudicial remarks that could bias the jury. The team argues that statements by officials like Kristi Noem have unfairly labeled their client as a criminal, risking a prejudiced trial.
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The European Union has endorsed a military training mission in Ukraine following a meeting of defense and foreign affairs ministers in Copenhagen. EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas highlighted the initiative as a critical step in bolstering Ukraine’s defenses against Russian aggression.
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European Union defense and foreign affairs ministers have expressed broad support for a military training mission within Ukraine following a meeting in Copenhagen. EU diplomat Kaja Kallas emphasized the initiative’s importance in bolstering Ukraine’s defense capabilities.
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At a meeting of the European Union’s defense and foreign affairs ministers in Copenhagen, EU’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for “mocking any kind of peace efforts.”. The gathering marks a critical moment in the EU’s strategy to respond to Russia’s actions in Ukraine.
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The United Nations-backed report claims famine is already occurring in Gaza and could spread, with 641,000 people at risk of catastrophic starvation. Israel dismissed the findings as politically motivated and false, demanding the report’s withdrawal.
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James Carville criticized the DNC for prioritizing historical grievances over electoral success, calling the ‘land acknowledgment’ gesture detrimental to winning elections. This issue highlights ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party between progressive activism and traditional political strategy.
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Parents of Adam Raine have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman, claiming the company rushed ChatGPT’s release without proper testing, which may have contributed to his suicide. The case seeks to hold OpenAI accountable for its responsibility in ensuring AI safety.
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The New York Times has criticized American Tradition’s portrayal of ‘Dream Guy,’ highlighting a clash over political commentary. This disagreement underscores the ideological differences and the role of media in American politics.
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President Donald Trump has revoked the Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris, effective September 1. A spokesperson for Harris confirmed the decision to Fox News, with no specific reason provided.
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A debate over U.S. intervention against drug cartels in Mexico escalated into a physical confrontation between Senators Alejandro ‘Alito’ Moreno and Gerardo Fernández Noroña during a Senate session. The clash, captured on camera, has sparked discussions about political tensions and the handling of sensitive national issues.
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President Trump has reissued an executive order promoting classical and traditional architecture for federal buildings, similar to a directive from his first term that was rescinded by Biden. The order emphasizes aesthetic value, civic identity, and cost-effectiveness in public construction projects.
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Governor Gavin Newsom criticized President Trump’s ‘authoritarian actions’ during a speech at the POLITICO California Summit, signaling his potential bid for a third term. The governor’s remarks sparked speculation about his political future and the impact of his comments on the state’s political landscape.
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Steve Doocy, co-host of ‘Fox & Friends,’ engaged in a backstage chat with Brett Young and his fans in Nashville before the final show of the All-American Summer Concert Series. The event, which has featured numerous popular artists, concluded its summer run with a special performance in the heart of Music City.
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A 21-year-old motorcycle taxi driver was killed near a protest hotspot around the parliament building in Jakarta when he was run over by an armored police vehicle. The incident has triggered widespread outrage and led to escalating protests across the nation.
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Students in Indonesia are demanding further protests following a deadly clash with security forces in Jakarta. The demonstrations are fueled by rising unemployment and inflation, with protesters also calling for an end to housing allowances for lawmakers.
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A new ‘Yellowstone’ spin-off series is confirmed to continue the story of Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, featuring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. The series will focus on the challenges of managing the Dutton Ranch, with filming set to begin in Ferris, Texas.
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Audio recordings from the scene of a Minnesota church shooting have captured the chaos and fear during the incident, which resulted in the deaths of two students and injuries to others. Emergency responders scrambled to secure the location as law enforcement arrived to investigate the attack.
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Two self-proclaimed religious leaders, David Taylor and Michelle Brannon, have been arrested for forced labor and exploitation charges. They allegedly ran a call center where workers were coerced into soliciting donations, facing severe punishments for non-compliance.
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The Castle of Landriano, dating back to 1037 and located 15 miles southeast of Milan, has recently hit the market with its listing managed by Sotheby’s International Realty. The property, spanning over 102,000 square feet, features 10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and an array of architectural elements that span from medieval towers to Renaissance courtyards.
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A leading American energy figure has raised concerns that progressive environmental groups opposing Trump’s nuclear energy proposals are connected to a network of ‘dark money’ organizations tied to former President Obama and other Democrats.
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Minneapolis police revealed that the Annunciation Catholic Church shooter, Robin Westman, was motivated by a desire for notoriety and a deranged fascination with previous mass shootings. The attack left two children dead and 18 others injured, drawing parallels to the 2023 Covenant School massacre.
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Friedrich Merz and Emmanuel Macron co-chaired the first Franco-German council since Germany’s recent government shift, signaling a significant step in bilateral security collaboration. The meeting coincided with Germany’s foreign minister engaging with Nordic allies in Copenhagen, underscoring ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Friedrich Merz and Emmanuel Macron are co-chairing the first Franco-German council since Germany’s recent government change. This collaboration highlights the importance of strengthening bilateral ties between the two key European nations.
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The Trump administration has unilaterally canceled $4.9 billion in foreign aid through a ‘pocket rescission,’ bypassing Congress’ funding authority. This move has sparked intense backlash from lawmakers, who argue it undermines their ‘power of the purse’ and risks a government shutdown.
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Political cartoonists nationwide create weekly cartoons that highlight the absurdities and hypocrisies of current political events, offering both entertainment and criticism to readers across the political spectrum. These cartoons, curated by Matt Wuerker, provide a satirical yet insightful look at the week’s most notable political happenings.
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Democrats are targeting a potential competitive congressional seat in Utah as Republicans attempt to solidify their majority through gerrymandering. The state’s current map, which has been ruled unconstitutional, has prompted a court-ordered redistricting process, creating an opportunity for Democrats to challenge the Republican stronghold.Former Rep. Ben McAdams, a conservative Democrat, is considering a run for…
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UFC 322 at Madison Square Garden in November will feature five champions, yet the highly anticipated Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall matchup is missing. Fans express disappointment over the absence of the top heavyweight contender.
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The PLL semifinals are set to determine which teams will advance to the championship on September 14. This preview outlines the key matchups, providing fans with insights into the potential outcomes based on statistical performance.
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Liverpool is reportedly considering a potential transfer for Midtjylland midfielder Isak ahead of the transfer deadline. The club is evaluating the 32-year-old’s capabilities and whether he could integrate effectively into their squad.
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LSU is set to take on Clemson in a highly anticipated Week 1 matchup, with the Tigers favored to win despite being the underdog. The game offers significant betting opportunities for fans looking to place wagers.
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The Ohio State Buckeyes are slight favorites to defeat the No. 1-ranked Texas Longhorns in their upcoming home game. The matchup has drawn significant attention from bettors, with betting lines now available.
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Liz Loza has released her latest draft insights, focusing on identifying five players to target and two to avoid in the upcoming draft. The analysis highlights key trends and player performances that should influence draft strategy.
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**Excerpt:** Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart have returned to the court, signaling a potential boost for their teams as the postseason approaches. Several other injured stars are also looking to make their come, back before the playoffs begin. This development could significantly impact the competitive landscape of the upcoming postseason, with key players ready to…
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The Dallas Cowboys have acquired star edge rusher Micah Parsons, boosting their defensive potential as they navigate new schemes under Brian Schottenheimer.
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Mel Kiper Jr. predicts the 2026 NFL draft will have multiple quarterbacks in the first round and highlights Penn State as a team with significant draft potential. The focus on high school talent and under-the-radar prospects underscores the draft’s role in shaping future NFL rosters.
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Eberechi Eze, the young Nigerian midfielder, has revealed his aspirations to further his development and growth, prompting his return to Arsenal. ESPN analyst Nedum Onuoha has taken the opportunity to reflect on Eze’s leadership capabilities and his potential to become a key figure for the club in the future.
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The article explores whether Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United’s captain and talisman, is becoming a liability as the club faces continued decline. It examines the player’s impact on the team’s recent struggles.
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ESPN’s Summer Forecast has sparked debate among basketball analysts, with some teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder appearing undervalued while others such as the San Antonio Spurs seem overestimated. Tim Bonty Bontemps provides a detailed analysis of the projections, offering insights into which rosters are poised for success and which may struggle to meet expectations.
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The article highlights the potential for significant changes in college football programs, with teams like USC, Florida, and Oklahoma facing uncertainty. The focus is on the risk of coaching changes and the financial implications of buyouts.
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The 2023 college football season has officially begun, featuring high-stakes matchups between top-tier programs. Notable games include Texas vs. Ohio, LSU vs. Clemson, and Notre Dame-Miami, setting the stage for a competitive season.
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The Kansas City Royals’ search for a new stadium has emerged as a case study for other Major League Baseball teams seeking to modernize their facilities. This development underscores a broader trend in MLB as teams look to enhance their venues while addressing urban development challenges.
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Georgia Tech and Colorado will meet in Week 1, 35 years after their 1990 national title game ended in controversy. The matchup has been anticipated for decades, bringing back memories of a historic and divisive clash.
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Colorado’s football team is entering a new era under Deion Sanders, who expressed confidence in facing challenges. Sanders, known for his coaching prowess, is optimistic about the team’s future.