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A new CDC study shows majority of Americans consume ultra-processed foods as primary calorie source, prompting calls for agricultural solutions to health crisis.
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New analysis shows DEI statements are still widely requested in U.S. faculty hiring, with private universities leading the request rate. A Heterodox Academy study found 22% of faculty job ads from 2024-25 hiring cycle asked for DEI-related materials, with private institutions requesting them nearly 30% of the time.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell acknowledged tariffs create only one-time price adjustments, not inflation spirals, as calls grow for aggressive 100 basis point rate cuts. The market responded with the Dow smashing through its 45,000 ceiling and bond prices rising sharply.
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French President Emmanuel Macron defended his decision to recognize Palestinian statehood at the U.N. General Assembly, countering Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s criticism over antisemitism in France. Macron’s announcement last month has sparked tensions with Netanyahu, who accused France of not protecting its Jewish citizens sufficiently.
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President Donald Trump criticized Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for their handling of crime, calling them ‘incompetent’ and demanding federal assistance. Local leaders have rejected Trump’s call to deploy the National Guard, arguing that Chicago’s crime issues can be addressed without military intervention.
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President Trump’s 10% stake in Intel has positioned the U.S. as the chipmaker’s largest shareholder, sparking fierce political debate over government intervention in business. Critics call it a step toward socialism, while Trump defends it as a strategic move to boost American industry.
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Iowa Democrat Catelin Drey defeated Republican Christopher Prosch for an open state Senate seat, breaking the GOP’s supermajority in the upper chamber for the first time in three years. This victory contributes to Democrats’ strategy to build momentum ahead of the 2026 midterms, where they aim to flip GOP majorities in the U.S. House and…
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FEMA has suspended staff members who signed a letter criticizing Trump’s plan to scale down the agency. The letter warned that cuts have erased improvements made since Hurricane Katrina.
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President Trump has threatened to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, following his previous actions in Los Angeles and Washington. He has targeted states and cities governed by Democrats, including Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, who has resisted his demands.
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A Democrat has won a Senate seat in the Sioux City area, previously held by a Republican. This marks the second time this year that Iowa Democrats have flipped a legislative district, signaling a potential shift in the state’s political landscape.
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US envoy Tom Barrack sparked outrage in Lebanon with his comments at a press conference in Beirut, where he called journalists ‘animalistic’ and blamed the region’s problems. His remarks, delivered following talks with President Joseph Aoun, drew sharp condemnation from media, political figures, and the Lebanese presidency.
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House Democrats criticize the visa restrictions on Gaza children needing medical care, urging immediate reversal of the State Department’s decision. Lawmakers demand clarification on national security concerns and request safeguards to prevent disruption of emergency programs, highlighting the urgent need for medical aid.
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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is under house arrest for 24 hours as he awaits the verdict in a trial related to coup-plotting. The case centers on his alleged attempts to retain power after losing the 2022 election, with potential prison time reaching up to 40 years if found guilty.
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US special presidential envoy Steve Witkoff has announced that Washington aims to resolve the Ukraine conflict by the end of 2025, citing Moscow’s peace proposal and ongoing talks with Russian and Ukrainian representatives. Witkoff emphasized that while territorial concessions may be challenging for Ukraine, the Trump administration has made significant progress toward a peace deal.
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President Donald Trump has called for the imposition of the death penalty in all murder cases committed in Washington, D.C., during a cabinet meeting at the White, House on Tuesday. This proposal has sparked significant debate among legal experts, politicians, and the public, highlighting the ongoing controversy surrounding capital punishment in the United States.
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An Illinois man was arrested for allegedly drugging his pregnant girlfriend with abortion-inducing pills, causing a miscarriage. Police charged him with two counts of intentional homicide of an unborn child, which carries a minimum sentence of 20 years per count.
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President Donald Trump has long expressed admiration for Chinese students, often highlighting their contributions to American universities and the broader economy. However, his administration’s latest policies appear to contradict these public statements by implementing strict measures that restrict international student enrollment.
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Public safety concerns over rising crime rates and the treatment of American citizens are being debated in the context of recent incidents involving illegal immigrants and migrant crime. A Fox News panel discusses the varied perspectives on these issues.
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The Democratic Party is struggling with internal division as it attempts to find a central leadership figure, while Republicans have united under Trump’s leadership. The lack of a cohesive strategy is becoming a significant obstacle for Democrats in shaping their political future.
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The Trump administration is seeking the Supreme Court’s intervention to shield the president from congressional oversight over foreign aid funding. The Justice Department argues that only Congress has the authority to challenge the executive branch’s spending decisions under the Impoundment Control Act.
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Naomi Osaka revealed her US Open outfit, ‘Billie Jean Bling’ Labubu, was inspired by Billie Jean King, with sparkly red roses and a red ensemble. The look was a tribute to King’s legacy and her advocacy for gender equality.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have announced their engagement, marking a significant milestone in their relationship. The couple, known for their public displays of affection, have taken their romance to the next level with an official commitment.
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Coco Gauff struggled with her revamped serve but held on for a 6-4, 6-7 (2), 7-5 win over Ajla Tomljanovic. The match showcased her resilience and adaptability under pressure.
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The Mets’ bats stayed hot Tuesday night, when they beat Phillies closer Jhoan Duran with four straight singles in a 6-5 walk-off win. This walk-off win marks another significant moment in the Mets’ season, showcasing their ability to come from behind in high-stakes situations.
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Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever warns that legally seizing Russia’s frozen assets is complex and could lead to economic retaliation. He cautions that these assets may enjoy legal immunity, adding to the hesitancy among European leaders.
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German fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a Russian Il-20 reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea on August 26. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between NATO and Russia in the region.
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Russia reports over 1 million troop losses in Ukraine conflict. Casualties include 920 deaths over the past day.
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President Trump has publicly praised Chinese students, yet his policies are creating significant barriers for them to study in the United States. The administration’s attempt to block Harvard’s international student enrollment highlights the tensions between immigration policies and higher education.
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Silicon Valley companies and investors are launching two new super PACs with a combined $200 million commitment to promote artificial intelligence initiatives… highlighting a growing trend of corporate influence in shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
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Cracker Barrel, a well-known American restaurant chain, has decided to revert to its original logo following public criticism. The company has taken the feedback to heart, opting to return to its classic branding.
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Consumer complaints and safety warnings have emerged regarding Lafufus and Labubu dolls, with reports of hazardous chemicals in the toys. The dolls, featured at Pop Mart’s Shanghai flagship store, now face scrutiny over their safety for children.
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National Guard troops assigned under Trump’s federal takeover are seen cleaning up litter, highlighting Washington’s image issues. Tourism officials promote a record 2024 visitation and a new ‘We the People DC’ campaign to counter negative perceptions.
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Fox News contributors and panelists discussed Trump’s Cabinet meeting and Intel deal, analyzing their implications for U.S. technology and economic policy. The discussion highlighted the administration’s approach to balancing domestic manufacturing and international trade.
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The U.S. is ready to support a European-led security plan for post-conflict Ukraine, offering intelligence assets and battlefield oversight. This potential assistance could include U.S. aircraft, logistics, and ground-based radar for a European-enforced no-fly zone.
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U.S. envoy Thomas J. Barrack Jr. sparked significant backlash in Lebanon after criticizing journalists for being ‘animalistic’ during a news conference. Barrack and envoy Morgan Ortagus recently met with President Joseph Aoun to discuss pressing issues facing Lebanon.
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Blue cities have faced significant challenges in recovering from a historic loss of police officers since 2020, attributed to far-left anti-police policies. A top leader of the National Frat. Order of Police (FOP) has called for federal intervention to address the crisis.
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President Trump’s Cabinet meeting took an unusual turn as he played the role of a reality television host, engaging his cabinet members in a lengthy session that showcased his unique leadership style.
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The U.S. Justice Department has broadened its inquiry into key players involved in the Russia investigation, marking the latest effort by President Trump and his allies to impugn the Russia investigation. The new probe centers on allegations that classified documents related to the Russia investigation were mishandled at the FBI’s headquarters in Washington.
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U.S. District Judge Alan B. Johnson dismissed the lawsuit against Kappa Kappa Gamma for allowing a transgender member, citing the sorority’s right to define ‘women’ as it chooses. The case was dismissed with prejudice, meaning plaintiffs cannot refile with the same judge, though they may appeal the decision.
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The panel on ‘Gutfeld!’ discusses the Democratic Party’s internal challenges and their impact on the party’s future. Shillue and the panel argue that the party’s inability to unify its base is a significant obstacle to its electoral success.
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The UK is considering recognizing a Palestinian state, signaling a potential shift in its foreign policy. This move has sparked discussions among political leaders and analysts.
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National Guardsmen were deployed to Washington, D.C. to assist with public service tasks, including cleaning up trash near the White House in Lafayette Park on Tuesday morning. The presence of the military personnel underscores a broader effort to support community maintenance and public safety.
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President Donald Trump has announced his intent to remove a Federal Reserve Board member, accusing the official of not supporting his push for lower interest rates. This latest move marks another escalation in the administration’s efforts to exert pressure on the Federal Reserve.
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The article explores the origins of the chair lift, tracing it back to a railroad entrepreneur’s innovative thinking. This story highlights the intersection of technology, transportation, and entrepreneurship in the early 20th century.
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During a recent episode of ‘Hannity’, Trey Gowdy, Miranda Devine, and Mark Meadows discussed the left’s response to President Trump’s crime crackdown. They criticized the perceived hypocrisy and political motivation behind the left’s stance.
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has quietly cut ties with a network of nonprofit funds associated with Democratic politicians, according to recent reports. While the foundation did not publicly state political reasons for the move, Bill Gates has historically sought to minimize the organization’s exposure to political influence.
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London’s public transit authorities have initiated a campaign to promote quiet behavior among commuters on the underground system, encouraging passengers to use headphones to minimize noise disturbance. The initiative focuses on fostering consideration for fellow travelers rather than imposing strict enforcement measures.
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A German court has ordered Apple to stop advertising its Apple Watches as ‘carbon neutral,’ citing misleading advertising under competition law. The court criticized Apple’s reliance on a Paraguayan forestry project for offsetting emissions, which faces uncertainties due to lease expirations in 2029.
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Former Democratic advisor Dan Turrentine and Fox News contributor Jason Chaffyetz criticized the state of the Democrat Party, suggesting it has ‘completely lost its mind.’ The discussion has sparked a debate among political analysts and party members.
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St. Louis Cardinals infielder Willson Contreras has been suspended for six games after a heated incident during a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, which led to his ejection. The MLB also imposed a fine, though the amount remains undisclosed. Contreras plans to appeal the suspension, allowing him to play in Tuesday’s game against the Pirates.
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Former New York City mayor Bill DeBlasio has endorsed Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani on ‘Hannity,’ calling him a ‘sane and practical leader’ who would bring stability and effective governance to the city. DeBlasio’s support adds weight to Mamdani’s campaign as he seeks to become the first openly gay mayor of New York City.
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Immigration attorney Peter Lumaj has warned that smugglers are increasingly using GPS and social media to evade detection at the U.S.-Canada border. His comments highlight the growing sophistication of criminal networks in exploiting border security vulnerabilities.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity accused Democrats of being on the ‘wrong side’ of crime in American cities during his show ‘Hannity.’ Hannity emphasized the need for stronger law enforcement and community initiatives to combat rising crime rates.
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India faces economic uncertainty as 50% U.S. tariffs on its products take effect, with officials expressing frustration over the lack of clarity from Washington.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) criticized New York City for its sanctuary policies after the city’s police released a Dominican national, Robert Reid Mendez Jimenez, who was charged with sexual misconduct involving a child under 11. ICE arrested Jimenez on August 31 after local authorities ignored an immigration detainer, allowing him to walk free.
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Bijan Robinson, former Texas Longhorns running back and current Atlanta Falcons player, expressed optimism for the upcoming 2025 season as the team prepares to face Ohio State. His insights focus on the potential of incoming players like Arch Manning.
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Australia has expelled Iranian Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi and three other diplomats over alleged anti-Semitic attacks linked to Tehran. Iran has denied the accusations, with its foreign minister accusing Australia’s PM of being a ‘weak politician’ and echoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s criticism.
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President Trump’s threats to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook have prompted a muted market reaction, with analysts comparing the response to a frog in gradually warming water. Lisa Cook and her legal team are preparing to challenge any attempt to oust her from her position.
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SpaceX’s Starship megarocket successfully splashed down in the ocean after its tenth flight test, with the mission ending in a dramatic flip. This test represents a crucial step in the development of the next-generation spacecraft, offering critical data for improving design and reusability.
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Gad Saad, a visiting scholar at Ole Miss, argued on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’ that individuals with stronger physiques are more likely to align with conservative ideologies, while those perceived as ‘wimpy’ may lean towards socialist policies.