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House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has provided unprecedented details about the investigation into the Biden White House’s management of the former president’s health and the use of the autopen. The probe is examining whether the administration handled sensitive information related to the former president’s health in a manner that could have compromised national security.
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Rep. Jake Auchincloss, D-Mass., joined ‘Fox News Sunday’ to discuss the future of Gaza as war in the Middle East rages on and the Democratic Party’s effort to reach voters amid messaging struggles. The interview highlighted the humanitarian concerns in Gaza and the political challenges faced by Democrats in engaging voters.
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Peter Navarro defends Trump’s tariffs, calling the court ruling ‘weaponized partisan injustice.’ The discussion also addressed India’s Russian oil trade and Fed Governor Lisa Cook’s removal.
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Senator Bill Hagerty warns that Putin’s options are narrowing as Trump’s Ukraine deadline approaches. Hagerty highlights Trump’s sanctions against Russia and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Scientists reveal that selective hearing is not a conscious choice but a complex neurological process where the brain prioritizes certain sounds over others. Persistent selective hearing issues can signal underlying hearing problems or cognitive fatigue, potentially impacting memory and quality of life.
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Daniel Grossenbach, a former University of Arizona professor, is suing the university after claiming his termination was due to discrimination based on his faith and parental advocacy. The lawsuit alleges the university acted against him after anonymous complaints about his involvement in a parental rights group.
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Arch Manning took responsibility for Texas’ 14-7 loss to Ohio State, citing his own performance as the key issue. The quarterback struggled with Ohio State’s defense, throwing a touchdown pass in the final minutes despite a poor overall game.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping criticized leaders at the SCO summit for embracing a ‘Cold War mentality,’ accusing the United States of engaging in geopolitical bullying. Russian President Vladimir Putin used the platform to defend his war in Ukraine.
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Chinese Premier Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed their dedication to strengthening bilateral relations during their summit in China. The leaders emphasized moving past the recent border clashes that have strained ties between the two nations.
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Chinese Premier Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened in China to emphasize deeper bilateral ties, despite unresolved border tensions. The two-day Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit aims to strengthen regional cooperation and address shared challenges.
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Democratic leaders, including DNC Vice Chair Malcolm Kenyatta, are pushing for a more aggressive stance against the Trump administration, comparing the Republicans to a popular carjacking video game. As the DNC faces fundraising challenges and declining poll numbers, they are seeking to reinvigorate their strategy ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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German basketball player Dennis Schröder faced racial abuse during a EuroBasket 2022 match against Lithuania. The Lithuanian players later apologized to Schröder following the incident.
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During a college football matchup between New Mexico and Michigan, offensive lineman Richard Pearce was seen pushing Michigan linebacker Ernest Hausmann. Instead of engaging, Pearce fled the scene as officials intervened. The Wolverines ultimately secured a 34-17 victory, with key performances from their quarterback, running back, and receivers.
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Mark Knoller, a long-time CBS News correspondent, has died at the age of 73. Colleagues praised his meticulous work and generous spirit, noting his extensive documentation of White House history and his willingness to share his database with others.
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Germany has blocked the European Commission’s proposal to sanction Israel over its actions in Gaza, arguing that the measures would not impact Israel’s military operations. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that the plan to suspend Israel’s participation in Horizon Europe and cut funding for Israeli tech companies is not effective.
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CBS News has confirmed the death of longtime correspondent Mark Knoller. Knoller was a respected figure in journalism, known for his extensive coverage of global events and his dedication to thorough reporting.
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A college student recounts rejecting a Yale admission for a Bible college due to disillusionment with its declining intellectual diversity and ideological conformity. The student highlights the value of faith-based education over Ivy League prestige, emphasizing conviction and truth over social and career success.
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Olivia Newton-John initially refused to record ‘Physical’ due to its racy lyrics, but her lawyer John Mason convinced her to embrace the edgy song that became a major 1980s hit. The track transformed her public persona and solidified her place in music history as a versatile artist.
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Minnesota Twins pitcher Taj Bradley made a groundbreaking change in his pre-game routine by studying scouting reports for the first time, following a subpar start where he allowed seven runs on nine hits. His decision to adopt this strategy was evident in his start against the San Diego Padres, where he pitched effectively for five…
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OutKick senior college sports reporter Trey Wallace discusses the rise of NIL deals for college athletes and comments on Taylor Swift’s engagement to Travis Kelce.
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On ‘Fox News Sunday,’ U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro claimed the Trump administration’s aggressive crime-fighting measures have significantly transformed the safety environment in Washington, D.C. Pirro emphasized that these policies have reshaped the criminal justice environment in the nation’s capital.
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DMA United CEO Marc Beckman joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to weigh in on the dangers of artificial intelligence chatbots after the death of Adam Raine.
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A city in Syria, devastated by war, is demanding that its sacrifices be acknowledged and compensated through reconstruction aid. Residents of war-torn areas like Daraya believe they have done their part to overthrow the Assad government but remain without necessary support to rebuild.
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Yosemite National Park has seen a significant reduction in staff due to budget cuts, leading to operational challenges. The park must find ways to improve its services while managing increased visitor numbers.
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Demetre Daskalakis, a former health official, has resigned after expressing deep concerns over the growing politicization of scientific guidance. He emphasized that the boundary between evidence-based policies and ideological agendas has become so distorted that it threatens the integrity of public health decisions.
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Potential transfers of Artem Dovbyk to Newcastle and Alexander Isak to Liverpool are generating significant interest in the Premier League. The speculation reflects the high stakes of the transfer market as clubs prepare for the deadline.
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The Dallas Cowboys have a history of UFL players succeeding in the NFL, and Perrion Winfrey is part of this tradition. The team’s spring football program is crucial in preparing athletes for the NFL season.
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Liam Coen is working with Trevor Lawrence to strengthen his fundamentals and creating a plan to maximize Travis Hunter’s potential as a two-way threat. The offensive coordinator’s strategic approach is aimed at enhancing the team’s offensive capabilities.
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Fantasy football enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the release of Week 1 PPR rankings, which provide individual and composite rankings for each position in both PPR and IDP formats, along with Eric Karabell’s superflex rankings. These rankings help fantasy managers optimize their lineups and make strategic trades.
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Jeremiyah Love, a Notre Dame star running back, is creating an anime-style comic book as a form of catharsis and artistic expression. The project allows him to explore his personal story and emotions through the medium of comics.
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The Atlanta Braves, once expected to be a dominant force in 2,025, have faced significant challenges this season, prompting a critical look at their struggles and potential strategies for improvement in 2026.
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Clay’s analysis delves into the anticipated performance of NFL teams, focusing on their offensive and defensive units. The piece also ranks all 32 teams based on their projected performance and offers insights into which teams are likely to make it to the Super Bowl.
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Manchester City suffered a defeat against Brighton & Hove Albion, while West Ham United secured a decisive victory over Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.
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Yoane Wissa has urged Brentford to ‘keep their word’ and allow him to leave before Monday’s transfer deadline. The player has been linked with several clubs, and his request is seen as a last-ditch effort to secure a move.
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The Premier League has replaced Michael Salisbury as the VAR for Liverpool’s match against Arsenal following a review of his decision to disallow a goal by Fulham at Chelsea. The incident sparked controversy and led to the PGMO’s acknowledgment of an error in the call.
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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc both crashed out of the Dutch Grand Prix in a dramatic start to the race. The incident occurred just moments after the race began, with Hamilton losing control of his car and spinning off the track.
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Nico Iamaleava led UCLA with 47 rushing yards in a season-opening loss to Utah, expressing determination to improve. The quarterback’s mixed performance in the game highlights the challenges facing the team as they seek to rebound.
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A massive Russian missile strike on Kyiv killed 25 civilians, marking a significant escalation. Ukraine has escalated its drone attacks on Russian oil refineries as a countermeasure.
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Ukraine’s General Staff has dismissed Russia’s assertions of battlefield success, declaring that the only verified outcome for Russia since early 2025 is its own losses — over 291,000 soldiers killed and wounded. The statement, released on August 31, comes amid heightened tensions in the ongoing conflict, where both sides continue to present conflicting narratives about…
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Ukraine’s military is set to receive a major boost in its offensive capabilities with the U.S. approving a European-funded $850 million sale of 3,350 ERAM missiles. The deal includes 3,350 navigation modules, which will be essential for the effective use of these advanced munitions.
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Russian attacks killed at least five civilians and injured at least 6,1 in Ukraine over the past day, regional authorities reported on Aug. 31. The Ukrainian government has reiterated its commitment to defending its territory and has called for increased international support.
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A civilian ship sustained damage after colliding with an unidentified explosive device in the Black Sea near Odesa. The incident is believed to be linked to a previously shot-down Russian Shahed drone, with part of the drone detonating beneath the vessel.
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U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has discussed the possibility of President Trump using national security tariffs as a countermeasure following a federal court’s decision on reciprocal tariffs. This strategy could allow Trump to bypass the court’s ruling and maintain control over trade policies.
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Russian strikes on Western-controlled assets in Ukraine, including an American-operated factory and European diplomatic facilities, have been seen as a demonstration of resistance against Western initiatives to achieve peace and protect Ukraine.
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Democrats would probably need to win the national popular vote by two or three percentage points to retake the House next year. New Texas maps started the cycle of redistricting battles.
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Congressional Republicans and Democrats are concerned about the implications of President Trump’s redistricting initiatives. California Democrats are retaliating against Texas’ redistrict,
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ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith urged Alabama fans to reconsider their expectations after the team’s 31-17 upset loss to Florida State. The defeat snapped Alabama’s 23-game season-opener winning streak and raised concerns about the program’s future under new coaching leadership.
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Kentucky has agreed to end its in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants following a lawsuit by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi. The decision aligns with federal law that prohibits educational benefits for non-citizens unless available to all U.S. citizens, marking a significant shift in state education practices.
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Actor and comedian Rob Schneider has urged the importance of engaging in difficult conversations and debates to strengthen American society. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Schneider emphasized that friction and challenging ideas are essential for growth and innovation.
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President Trump’s administration has cut hundreds of thousands of jobs from the federal workforce, disproportionately affecting Black employees. Dr. Peggy Carr, the chief statistician at the Education Department, was dismissed after a 36-year career as part of the Trump administration’s plan to drastically reduce the size of the federal workforce.
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Historians are drawing parallels between President Trump’s attacks on science and the methods used by authoritarian regimes to suppress open inquiry. The article references the 1633 trial of Galileo as an example of historical suppression of scientific knowledge.
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President Donald Trump announced his plan to sign an executive order requiring voter ID and restricting mail-in voting, despite a previous court ruling against similar measures. The move reflects his long-standing push for stricter election regulations.
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Latvian tennis star Jelena Ostapenko has issued a public apology on social media for the offensive remarks she directed at American player Taylor Townsend during the U.S. Open. Townsend, who is Black, expressed that she did not take the comments personally and emphasized that the focus should remain on the sport.
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East Coast beaches from Maine to Florida face ‘fecal contamination’ warnings for Labor Day weekend due to high bacteria levels that may cause illness. Environmental experts blame aging sewer systems for much of the contamination, with a report showing the risk of illness in 32 out of every 1,000 swimmers.
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Dr. Nicole Saphier, a Fox News contributor, warns of a mental health crisis among American children. She highlights the rise in anxiety, depression, and other psychological issues among young people and suggests parental involvement is key to addressing the problem.
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Elon Musk has warned that Europe could ‘die out’ unless it addresses its demographic challenges by increasing birth rates. His comments come after data showed Scotland’s deaths outpaced births by 34% in the first half of 2025.
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Fox Nation has announced the return of its hit series ‘God. Family. Football.’ for a third season. The show explores how a Louisiana high school’s football program is built around faith and mentorship.
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Protesters in Indonesia have intensified their demonstrations, directly attacking politicians they blame for economic hardship and police brutality. After a week of unrest, demonstrators on Sunday ransacked homes and attacked a government building in Makassar, which was set ablaze on Saturday.
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Country stars are confronting unruly fans who throw objects during concerts, with some artists ending their shows. Performers are taking a firm stand against unsafe behavior as incidents of fan misconduct continue to escalate.