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Walter Koenig, Ensign Chekov on Original 'Star Trek,' Dies at 90

The actor, who portrayed the Russian navigator on the iconic sci-fi series and seven feature films, died Monday at his Los Angeles home.

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Child, Adult Killed After Truck Drives Onto Soccer Field in Wichita

Eleven others were hospitalized after the incident at Stryker Sports Complex; police say the driver remains in custody and is cooperating with investigators.

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Public Opinion on Death Penalty Split Amid Talk of Public Execution

Polls show 52% support capital punishment for murder, while 80% oppose livestreaming the upcoming firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan.

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European Tour Sets Deadline for LIV Golf Players Amid Restructuring

Players have three weeks to choose between joining the European Tour or remaining with the financially struggling LIV 2.0 league.

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Selma Blair Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charges; Defense Cites Missed Medication and Fall

Attorneys argue neurological symptoms and exhaustion caused disorientation during Delta flight incident; judge sets $20,000 cash bail.

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One Dead, Several Injured in Rollercoaster Incident at Six Flags Over Georgia

The Goliath coaster was involved in the incident at the Atlanta-area park, which recently retired another ride following brain injury allegations.

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Saudi Appeals Court Sentences Sri Lankan Man to Death for Facebook Comment

Anojan Sivarasa’s sentence was increased from five years to death after prosecutors sought prosecution under Sharia law rather than cybercrime statutes.

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At Least 139 Migrants Dead, Dozens Missing After Boat Capsizes Off Djibouti Coast

The International Organization for Migration reports that the vessel, carrying over 300 people from Ethiopia to Yemen, sank due to overcrowding in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

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Nine Dead in Mass Shooting at Pennsylvania Home

Police confirm eight victims, including two children, died before officers arrived at the Erie residence where the gunman took his own life.

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America's Truckers Issue Dire Warning as Soaring Diesel Costs Threaten 'Domino Effect'

National average diesel prices hit $6.32 per gallon, surpassing the 2022 record, as drivers report cut routes and financial strain.

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Mike Ditka, Hall of Fame Tight End and 1985 Bears Head Coach, Dies at 86

Ditka, known as 'Iron Mike,' won NFL championships as a player and coach and became a pop-culture icon through his tough-guy persona and 'Saturday Night Live' sketches.

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Former Employees Detail Hazardous Conditions at Chinese-Owned Ohio Glass Plant

Workers cited language barriers, safety violations, and retaliation fears in a roundtable convened by Rep. Ro Khanna after Fuyao Glass America declined a congressional inquiry.

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US Resident Arrested in Connection With Deadly British Columbia School Shooting

James Cody Bryant faces federal charges for allegedly enabling shooter Jessie Van Rootselaar through financial support and a planned livestream.

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Zach Bryan Wears 'Free Palestine' Shirt at Gillette Stadium Following Macklemore Removal

The performance comes one week after Ed Sheeran’s promoter dropped Macklemore from a tour, citing pressure from stadium owner Robert Kraft.

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Gypsy Rose Blanchard Confirms Boyfriend Ken Urker Died of Drug Overdose

Blanchard cites relentless cyberbullying and public scrutiny as factors in Urker's death, which occurred on his 34th birthday in Louisiana.

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Oregon Housing Director Discloses Husband’s Role at Consulting Firm After ProPublica Inquiry

Andrea Bell filed amended ethics forms naming her husband’s employer only after being asked about a potential conflict of interest regarding $1.4 billion in state housing funds.

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Tennessee Death Row Inmate Christa Pike Taken to Hospital After Attempted Execution

The execution was halted after a lower court stay was vacated by the US Supreme Court, leading to a medical evaluation following the initial procedure.

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Bill Gates Warns Artificial Intelligence Is 'Powerful Enough' to Cause 'a Billion Deaths' if Unchecked

The Microsoft co-founder cited existential risks from AI, contrasting with his earlier focus on climate and health, in a widely circulated statement.

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Walz’s 'Exit Interview' Reflecting on Tenure Sparks Lawmaker Debate About His Legacy: 'Never Serious'

The outgoing Minnesota governor accepted partial blame for a $9 billion fraud scandal while arguing it shouldn't define his administration, drawing sharp criticism from Republican legislators.

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Pope Leo Takes on Assisted Death, Secularism, Education in Blunt Message to French Establishment

The Vatican’s new pontiff addressed French leaders directly, challenging secular policies on end-of-life care and religious education.

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Daily Wire Promotes Nine Natural Remedies Amid MAHA Movement's Push Against Traditional Pharmaceuticals

The article advocates for immune-boosting supplements like oregano oil and elderberry while citing skepticism toward drugs like phenylephrine.

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Two Vape Store Employees Arrested Following Ole Miss Student Deaths

Authorities seized over 500 units of kratom and other narcotics from an Oxford business after two students were found dead with packaged kratom at the scenes.

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Forensic Report Indicates Woman Found Hanging Was Dead Before Body Was Staged

Autopsy findings contradict initial assumptions, raising new questions about the circumstances surrounding the discovery in rural Mississippi.

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CNN Mood Described as 'Funeral' After Paramount's Warner Bros. Bid Advances

Internal sources report a somber atmosphere at CNN headquarters as the Paramount Skydance bid for Warner Bros. Discovery gains momentum over the Comcast-Charter offer.

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Nurses Go Door-to-Door in Amish Country to Halt Deadly Measles Spread

Health officials deploy community outreach teams to administer vaccinations and isolate cases in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

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Mississippi Grand Jury Finds No Cause for Charges in July Death of Nolan Wells

The panel cited evidence consistent with drowning, though family attorneys dispute the findings and renew calls for a federal investigation.

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Diesel Costs Hit $6.33 in Des Moines, Sparking Concern Among Iowa Republicans

The Hill reports that soaring fuel prices in the Des Moines metro area are creating political pressure ahead of key midterm elections.

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How Common Are Measles Deaths in the United States as Vaccination Rates Fall?

Public health experts analyze the correlation between declining immunization coverage and the historical rarity of measles fatalities in the U.S.

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NYT Alum Argues Gray Lady’s Standards Have Declined During 175Th Anniversary

A former New York Times employee suggests that legendary reporters from the paper's past would be shocked by current editorial standards.

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Kirk Family Faces Legal Hurdle as Utah Immunity Law May Block Wrongful Death Suit

Legal experts note that Utah's broad government immunity statute could shield Utah Valley University from liability despite alleged security failures prior to Charlie Kirk's assassination.

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University of Utah Investigates College Republicans After Cake Mocking Charlie Kirk Anniversary Sparks Online Backlash

The inquiry follows a viral post by a student leader who shared a photo of a 'Happy Kirkiversary' cake, leading to allegations of doxxing and disciplinary reviews.

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Obamas' Portuguese Water Dog Sunny Dies at Age 14

Sunny, one of the first dogs to reside in the White House with a presidential family in decades, passed away peacefully surrounded by the Obama family.

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Carnegie Mellon Takes Action After Professor’s Social Media Posts Spark Backlash

Dr. Uju Anya placed on voluntary professional leave following viral posts celebrating deaths of Rush Limbaugh, Queen Elizabeth II, and Charlie Kirk.

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Big Ten Blues: Week 2 Stunners as Ohio State and Oregon Collapse Give the SEC a Boost

Unexpected losses by top-ranked Big Ten teams have shifted national power rankings, with the SEC gaining momentum in the College Football Playoff conversation.

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Pennsylvania Woman Dies From Measles Complications, Marking Third U.S. Death in Recent Outbreak

The death occurred in an unvaccinated adult during a multi-state measles resurgence that has prompted renewed public health warnings.

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Legendary Canadian Boxer George Chuvalo Dies at Age 89

The former heavyweight contender, known for his durability and his connection to Ernest Hemingway, passed away following a long battle with health issues.

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AllSides Highlights Under-Reported Stories on Heat Deaths, Court Ruling, and Child Recoveries

Media analysis reveals significant omissions across the political spectrum, including 69 heat-related deaths and a federal court ruling on water rights.

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AOC, Mamdani Interaction at 9/11 Memorial Sparks Online Debate

Critics cited footage of the mayor and congresswoman smiling during the reading of victims' names, while an aide claimed the clip was taken out of context.

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9/11 Hero’s Legacy Lives on 25 Years Later as Son Unveils New AI Grief Tool

Ronald Fazio Jr. launches Doora, a 24/7 AI companion developed by Hold the Door to support those navigating grief and trauma.

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Tunnel to Towers Honors 9/11 Hero Stephen Siller With 343 Homes Initiative

The nonprofit founded by the firefighter's family launches a new campaign to provide mortgage-free homes to 343 fallen service members and first responders.

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Rumors of Dolly Parton's Death Spread Despite Lack of Official Confirmation

Public figures and fans respond to reports concerning the status of country music icon Dolly Parton.

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Concerned Women for America CEO Critiques Gloria Steinem’s Legacy Following Her Death

Penny Young Nance argues that Steinem’s views on abortion and marriage misled women, citing NIH data on abortion regrets.

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ICE Launches CDL Fraud Tipline Amid DHS Focus on Deadly Crashes

The new reporting mechanism follows a series of fatal incidents involving commercial drivers with licenses from several states.

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Erika Kirk Recounts Usha Vance’s Advice After Husband’s Death

In a New York Times opinion piece, the wife of late activist Charlie Kirk shares that Second Lady’s words following his fatal shooting remain deeply significant to her.

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Five Dead After Amazon Cargo Plane Crashes at Miami Airport

The incident occurred during landing procedures at Miami International Airport, halting cargo operations while investigators assess the cause.

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Deaths of Dolly Parton and Gloria Steinem Days Apart Prompt Dual Mourning

Parton died Aug. 25 and Steinem died Sept. 2, with reactions highlighting their differing approaches to women's rights and public life.

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Haitian Student, Despondent Over Ankle Monitor, Dies in Apparent Suicide

The death of a young Haitian immigrant wearing an electronic monitoring device has renewed scrutiny over the psychological toll of immigration enforcement measures.

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How Gloria Steinem Changed the Lives of Generations of Women

The feminist icon, journalist and activist shaped reproductive rights activism and became one of the most recognizable voices for gender equality in American history.

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Feminist Activist and Journalist Gloria Steinem Dies at 92

The pioneering feminist writer and co-founder of Ms. magazine shaped American feminism for more than five decades.

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Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Trial Deadlocked but Judge Asks Them to Keep Trying

The Massachusetts mother is accused of killing her two young children; the judge has ordered jurors to continue deliberations after they reported being unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

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ICE Says It Has Enough Body Cameras Now, After Series of Deadly Shootings

The announcement comes after multiple fatal encounters involving ICE agents prompted calls for greater oversight and transparency in immigration enforcement.

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Wendell Berry, Kentucky-Born Author Who Advocated a Simpler Life, Dies at 92

The prolific writer and agrarian philosopher leaves behind more than 40 books, including novels set in fictional Port William, Kentucky, that celebrated rural communities.

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Flashback: Mayor Zohran Mamdani Faces Scrutiny Over Near-Identical 9/11 Anniversary Posts

Critics point to social media posts from 2019 through 2024 showing limited variation in his annual tributes to the terror attacks.

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Anna Wintour Calls Designer John Galliano 'Courageous,' Offers Him 'Full Support' After Met Gala Withdrawal

The Vogue editor's backing of the disgraced designer, who was forced to step down from hosting this year's Met Gala following past antisemitic incidents, has drawn sharp criticism.

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Measles Deaths Reported in Pennsylvania Spark Feud Among Politicians and Health Officials

Two unvaccinated residents died after measles infection, marking the state's first such deaths in decades as a national surge continues.

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Newly Unclassified Pentagon Images Show Suspected Drug Boats as Operation Southern Spear Marks One Year of Strikes

The declassified photographs reveal suspected narcotics-laden vessels at sea weeks before the operation's first anniversary, with 67 strikes carried out since September 2025.

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He Spent 27 Years on Death Row as a Wrongfully Convicted Man. What Comes Next?

Jimmie Duncan's conviction was overturned when courts found the bite mark evidence used against him was junk science, but he remains in legal limbo without compensation.

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Hollywood's New Sex Comedies Have a Surprising Twist: Traditional Values

A wave of summer releases including 'The Invite,' 'One Night Only,' and 'Gail Daughtry' signal a shift away from the sexual revolution's on-screen legacy toward relationship-first storytelling.

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Hollywood Examines Financial Fallout From Content Decisions Amid Cultural Debate

Studios are analyzing box office performance as both progressive and conservative critics claim vindication over content strategies that shaped recent film releases.

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The Death of Decorum: Why Politicians and Public Figures Must Watch Their Mouths

An opinion column examines how the erosion of civil rhetoric in public discourse reflects broader shifts in political communication norms.

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Norway's King Harald V Dies at 89; Crown Prince Haakon Ascends to Throne as King Haakon VIII

The monarch, who reigned for over three decades following his father Olav V, was known internationally for his sailing achievements and longstanding public service.

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Convicted Bosnian Serb War Criminal Ratko Mladic Dies at 85

The former military commander was convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in the Bosnia-Herzegovina conflict.

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Measles Outbreak in Pennsylvania Claims Two Lives as Political Debate Intensifies Over Vaccine Policy

The deaths, the first measles fatalities reported in the United States this year, have sparked renewed partisan divisions over vaccination requirements and public health authority.

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Mamdani Ignites Online Firestorm After Mourning Death of Inmate Charged in Grisly Murder

The NYC mayor's condolences for a man awaiting trial on murder charges — including a meat cleaver attack at a Bronx laundromat — drew millions of views and sharp criticism.

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Tim Curry, Iconic Character Actor and Star of 'Rocky Horror Picture Show,' Dies at 80

The British actor built a six-decade career spanning Broadway, film, and television, creating memorable villains and antiheroes across multiple mediums.

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At Least 22 Killed, Hundreds Missing After Avalanche Triggers Deadly Flash Floods in Nepal

Victims include tourists from India, US, UK and Malaysia; South Korean hydropower workers among those unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue across affected regions.

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Dolly Parton: The Life of an Iconic Country Singer

From humble beginnings in rural Tennessee to global stardom, Parton's six-decade career spans music, film, and philanthropy.

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Lawmakers Across the Aisle Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton: 'A True National Treasure'

The country music legend and philanthropist died at 80 in Nashville, drawing rare bipartisan mourning from Congress.

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Brain Disease in Dead NFL Players Higher Than Previously Shown, New Research Finds

Study examining deceased former professional football players finds signs of degenerative brain conditions at rates exceeding earlier estimates.

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'Scared to Death': Thousands Evacuate Nevada Homes as Wildfire Spreads

The fast-moving blaze has forced mass evacuations in the Reno area, with residents describing frantic escapes and uncertain futures.

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Three Unlikely Films That Carry Surprising Christian Themes Spark Debate Over What Makes a Movie 'Christian'

For audiences seeking explicitly faith-based entertainment, critics question whether thematic resonance alone justifies the label

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Fitness Trainer Jillian Michaels Discusses Wellness Industry, Relocation to Wyoming in Interview

The former 'Biggest Loser' trainer, known for her podcast 'Keeping It Real,' has become a vocal critic of what she calls wellness industry pseudoscience.

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Clarence Thomas Chokes Up, Recalling Promise Made After Grandparents' Sudden Deaths in 1983

The Supreme Court justice, raised by his maternal grandparents in segregated Savannah, said he decided to live the rest of his life as a memorial to them.

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ESPN Co-Founder Bill Rasmussen Dies at 93

The former hockey publicist conceived the world's first all-sports cable network with his son using a $9,000 credit card advance in 1979.

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Spared Execution Eight Times, Oldest Inmate in US Dies at 101

The man spent more than four decades on California's death row before dying of natural causes at age 101.

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Man Found Dead After Sylva Hit-and-Run; ICE Files Detainer Against Suspect

James Robert Bagley III, 51, died after being struck by a vehicle in early August; the accused driver is an illegal immigrant from Honduras.

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Wladimir Klitschko Says Family in Profound Shock and Grief Following Death of Brother Vitali

The Ukrainian boxing legend and his children are mourning as tributes pour in for the former Kyiv mayor.

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Greene Says She Cannot Remember Last Time She Saw Someone Wear MAGA Hat

The former Republican congresswoman shared a post on X featuring a billboard for a 'Trump Superstore' marked as going out of business.

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Justice Department Watchdog to Review DEA Tactic That Permitted Deadly Fentanyl to Hit Streets

Inspector General Don Berthiaume announced the review less than two months after an AP investigation found DEA agents monitored but did not seize major fentanyl shipments in New Mexico.

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Actress Hayden Panettiere Dead at 36

The 'Nashville' and 'Heroes' Star Was 36 Years Old; No Cause of Death Has Been Reported.

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Rescuers in Indonesia Recover More Bodies in Earthquake Aftermath, Raising Death Toll to 53

The magnitude 7.7 quake struck off Flores island early Saturday morning, triggering landslides that isolated villages and destroyed more than 900 homes.

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Woman Arrested and Facing Felony Charges in World War II Memorial Vandalism Case, DOJ Says

The arrest marks one of the more significant prosecutions involving damage to federal monuments honoring veterans in recent years.

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Family of Ex-Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Blames Online Harassment for His Death at 41

Jason Arday, who was the youngest Black professor to teach at Cambridge University, died just over a week after leaving his post amid controversy over plagiarism allegations and a memoir.

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Jason Arday, Youngest Black Professor at Cambridge, Dies at 41 After Resignation Amid Plagiarism Scrutiny

The sociology professor, who overcame dyslexia and was non-verbal until age 11, resigned last week following weeks of media coverage questioning his academic credentials.

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Reagan National Airport Installs New Radar System After 67 Die in January 2025 Midair Collision

The Surface Movement Radar SMR-4 is the sixth installation of new safety technology following a National Transportation Safety Board investigation that identified systemic failures.

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Third Detainee Dies After Medical Emergency at New Jersey ICE Facility

Jose Chajon-Raxon, a Guatemalan immigrant detained at Delaney Hall in Newark, is the third death reported at the facility this year.

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Former Pro Boxer Prichard Colón Dies at 33, a Decade After Career-Ending Brain Injury

The Puerto Rican fighter spent his final years in a vegetative state after suffering illegal 'rabbit punch' strikes during his last bout in 2015.

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New Mississippi Law Expands Death Penalty to Include Inmates Convicted of Child Sexual Battery

Senate Bill 2821 creates the crime of capital sexual battery for victims under 12, making defendants 18 and older eligible for execution if specific jury requirements are met.

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Three Men Scheduled for Execution on Same Day as Death Penalty Use Rises Across U.S.

The concurrent executions mark a rare occurrence as several states resume capital punishment after years of dormancy.

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Joint Base Charleston Renamed in Honor of Sen. Lindsey Graham

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth led tributes at the South Carolina ceremony recognizing the late senator's decades of military and public service.

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More Than 50 Bodies Found Decomposing With Rats, Maggots in Chicago Funeral Home

Investigators discovered the remains stored unrefrigerated at a South Side facility; state officials had suspended the funeral director's license one day earlier.

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Health Officials Urge Caution for Gulf Coast Beachgoers During Surge of Deadly Bacterial Infections

Louisiana reports 9 cases and 5 deaths from Vibrio vulnificus this year, surpassing the decade-long average of 7 cases and 1 death.

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Two Helicopter Pilots Killed in Utah Wildfire Crash While Fighting 174-Square-Mile Blaze

The pilots were employed by Helicopter Transport Services under contract with the U.S. Forest Service; the NTSB will investigate once crews can access the crash site.

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YouTube Video Essay 'Friendship Is Not Gay, Actually' Sparks Debate Over Male Friendship Interpretation

The July 2025 video referencing C.S. Lewis and Arnold Lobel's Frog and Toad has drawn a million views and ignited broader cultural discussion about how male platonic relationships are portrayed in media.

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12-Year-Old Girl Dies After Thailand School Shooting, Bringing Death Toll to at Least 8

The seventh-grader was among multiple children wounded in the attack at Debsirin Nonthaburi School northwest of Bangkok; most victims were between ages 12 and 14.

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Washington Examiner Column Argues Political Identity Overshadows Appreciation of Nolan's the Odyssey

The film has crossed $1 billion at the box office and received critical acclaim, yet draws criticism from some conservative commentators over casting and creative choices.

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Multiple People Dead After Shooting at Idaho In-N-Out Burger

The suspected gunman is also dead, and officials say the toll could rise as they investigate what police called an exceptionally chaotic scene.

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Mamdani Extends Deadline for NYC Homeowners to Seek Exemption from Pied-à-Terre Tax

The new Sept. 18 cutoff gives owners of high-value second homes more time to prove primary residence; only 17,000 homeowners received surcharge notices.

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Death Toll Rises to 34 After Mass Migration Into Spain's Ceuta Territory

Nearly 50,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave as border officials were overwhelmed; deaths included drownings and trampling incidents.

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Report Finds 2025 Was Deadliest Year for Antisemitic Violence Since 1994

The J7 Large Communities' Task Force Against Antisemitism documented more than 23,000 incidents across seven countries, with 20 people killed in attacks marking the highest death toll in over three decades.

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US Singer D4VD to Go on Trial for Murder in Death of 14-Year-Old

The rising artist faces charges related to the death of a minor, with proceedings scheduled to begin this week.

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Exposed Fauci Diary Shows He Estimated COVID-19 Death Rate to Be Much Lower Than What He Told Congress

The former NIAID director's personal journals from early 2020 reveal private calculations that differed from his public congressional testimony weeks later.

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Three Dead and Several Injured in Shooting at Food Festival Near Seattle Space Needle

Authorities responded to the scene Saturday evening; suspect remains at large as investigation continues.

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Fauci's Newly Released COVID Diaries Offer Personal Account of Pandemic Leadership

The journals, released by Sen. Rand Paul's committee, chronicle Dr. Anthony Fauci's reflections during a crisis that claimed more than 7 million lives worldwide.

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Country Music's New Patriots: Aaron Lewis Releases 'Give My Country Back' Album, Calls Springsteen 'Disconnected'

Former Staind frontman positions himself as counter to Springsteen's political criticism of President Trump on his sixth solo country album.

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A Nation Full of Waffle Houses--Also, a Mystery Log

The popular Southern diner chain has expanded to 42 states and Washington D.C., raising questions about regional identity and dining culture.

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Geraldo Rivera Reflects on 1986 Capone Vault Broadcast as Prophetic Moment for Reality TV

The empty vault mocked as television's biggest failure drew 30 million viewers and, four decades later, is seen by some media historians as predicting the reality entertainment boom.

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Viral Wildlife Video Awards Celebrate America's Funniest Home Moments

The trend of sharing wildlife clips online has generated millions of views and sparked conversations about humor, nostalgia, and the intersection of urban life with nature.

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Trump Working to Clean 'Filthy' Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Blames Biden for Maintenance Delays

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed the project, which Trump says was supposed to be completed by the Biden administration.