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During a recent speech at the Economic Club of New York, Donald Trump struggled to provide clear answers on childcare affordability, raising concerns about his economic policies. His disjointed response has sparked debate about his readiness for a second presidential term as the election approaches.
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A federal judge has ruled that Donald Trump must stop using Eddy Grant's song 'Electric Avenue' in campaign materials, siding with Grant in a copyright infringement case. This ruling follows a similar decision regarding Isaac Hayes' 'Hold On, I'm Coming,' highlighting ongoing legal battles over music rights in political campaigns.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's first official visit to Ireland marks a significant step towards resetting relations between the UK and Ireland. Meeting Taoiseach Simon Harris, they discussed trade, security, and the impact of Brexit, aiming to enhance cooperation and mutual respect. This visit follows years of strained ties post-Brexit.
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The US State Department has accused RT of evolving from a media outlet into a covert intelligence operation, engaging in disinformation and military procurement. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged allies to treat RT's activities as intelligence operations, highlighting its global influence and recent sanctions against its personnel.
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The Biden administration is preparing to block Nippon Steel's $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel, citing national security concerns and bipartisan political opposition. U.S. Steel warns that blocking the deal could lead to factory closures and significant job losses in Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state in the upcoming presidential election.
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Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in multiple casualties, including children, as the region grapples with ongoing conflict. This comes as health officials launch a polio vaccination campaign, aiming to inoculate 640,000 children following the first reported case in 25 years. The situation remains dire as humanitarian efforts face significant challenges.
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The Netherlands has expanded export controls on ASML's semiconductor equipment, aligning with U.S. restrictions aimed at limiting China's access to advanced technologies. This move has drawn criticism from Beijing, which views it as part of a broader strategy to undermine its tech sector. The implications for global semiconductor supply chains are significant.
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Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign raised nearly $600 million in a 24-hour period following a successful debate against Donald Trump. This surge reflects strong grassroots support, significantly outpacing Trump's fundraising efforts. Harris's campaign now boasts over $615 million raised since her candidacy began, positioning her strongly in the upcoming election.
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As Trump prepares for his debate against Kamala Harris, his association with controversial figure Laura Loomer has sparked alarm among GOP allies. Loomer's history of conspiracy theories and racist remarks raises questions about her impact on Trump's campaign strategy and public perception ahead of the election.
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Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old American-Turkish activist, was shot and killed by Israeli forces during a protest against illegal settlements in Beita, West Bank. Eygi's funeral was attended by mourners, including Palestinian officials, as her family seeks to repatriate her body to Turkey.
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Taylor Swift's endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris has drawn ire from former President Donald Trump, who publicly declared his disdain for the pop star. Swift's support has led to significant traffic to voter registration sites, while her friendship with Brittany Mahomes, wife of NFL star Patrick Mahomes, complicates the narrative amid political tensions.
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During a recent debate, Donald Trump made unfounded claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, allegedly eating pets. Local authorities have debunked these rumors, which have sparked racial tensions and misinformation ahead of the upcoming election. The claims have been amplified by Trump's running mate, JD Vance, and other Republican figures.
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As the 2024 election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump gear up for a pivotal debate in Philadelphia. Polls indicate a tight race, with both candidates focusing on key issues to sway undecided voters in swing states. The debate is set for 2 AM on Wednesday, September 18, 2024.
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An internal investigation revealed significant communication failures by the Secret Service before the July 13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. The report highlights lapses in security measures and coordination with local police, leading to the gunman being able to fire at Trump, injuring him and killing one spectator.
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Both President Biden and former President Trump are advocating for a U.S. sovereign wealth fund to finance national interests. While Biden's aides have been developing plans, Trump's proposal aims to invest in 'great national endeavors.' The feasibility and funding of such a fund remain uncertain.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky continues to advocate for long-range missile capabilities from Western allies, emphasizing the urgent need for military support against Russian aggression. The U.S. and U.K. are deliberating on this request amid warnings from Russia about potential escalation.
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During a recent debate, Donald Trump made unsubstantiated claims that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, were eating pets. This statement drew attention to a conspiracy theory circulating online, which has roots in racist rhetoric about the Haitian community in the area. Kamala Harris responded by mocking Trump's rallies.
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As of September 13, 2024, discussions between US and UK officials indicate a potential shift in policy regarding Ukraine's use of Western-supplied long-range missiles. President Biden and Prime Minister Starmer are set to meet to address Ukraine's requests for expanded military capabilities amid ongoing Russian aggression.
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The Biden administration has filed to restore federal protections for gray wolves, aiming to resume hunting in the Great Lakes region after a court-ordered halt. This move follows years of political conflict over wolf management and population recovery efforts across the U.S.
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Following Ukraine's cross-border incursion into Kursk, Russian troops have launched a significant counteroffensive, reclaiming several villages. Ukrainian forces are reportedly facing heavy resistance as they attempt to maintain their positions in the region. The situation remains fluid, with both sides engaged in ongoing combat.
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As of September 15, 2024, tensions escalate between Ukraine and Russia following a significant Ukrainian incursion into Russia's Kursk region. Russian officials threaten nuclear action, while Ukraine seeks deeper Western military support amid ongoing attacks and a recent prisoner swap.
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On September 12, 2024, Miles Crawford, an off-duty ER nurse, rescued a driver trapped in a submerged pickup truck in New Orleans. The incident occurred during Hurricane Francine, which caused severe flooding in the area. Crawford's quick actions saved the driver just before the vehicle was fully submerged.
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Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning to Western nations against allowing Ukraine to use long-range weapons to strike targets in Russia. This comes as U.S. and U.K. officials discuss easing restrictions on military support for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict and territorial claims in the Kursk region.
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Edward Caban, the NYPD Commissioner, resigned following federal investigations into Mayor Eric Adams' administration. Caban cited distractions from the ongoing inquiries as a reason for his departure, which comes after federal agents seized his phone and those of other officials. Thomas Donlon has been appointed as interim commissioner.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Washington for talks with President Biden regarding Ukraine's request to use long-range missiles against Russian targets. This follows Russian President Putin's warning that such actions would escalate the conflict, implicating NATO directly in the war.
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On September 13, 2024, Russia's FSB announced the expulsion of six British diplomats, accusing them of espionage and subversive activities. The UK government dismissed these claims as baseless, framing the move as retaliation for previous Western actions against Russian officials. This incident coincides with a meeting between UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Joe Biden regarding the Ukraine conflict.
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Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old U.S. citizen, was shot during a protest against Israeli settlements in the West Bank on September 6. Eygi's death has sparked outrage in both the U.S. and Turkey, prompting investigations and calls for accountability from officials in both countries.
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Pope Francis advised American Catholics to choose the 'lesser evil' in the upcoming elections, criticizing both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for their stances on migration and abortion. He emphasized the moral implications of their policies during a press conference on his return from Asia.
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On September 9, 2024, Donald Trump announced his support for Florida's Amendment 3, which seeks to legalize recreational marijuana. This marks a significant shift in his stance, aiming to attract younger voters and those disillusioned with politics. The amendment is set for a vote on November 5, 2024.
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Springfield, Ohio, is grappling with bomb threats targeting city officials and schools, following inflammatory rumors about Haitian immigrants allegedly eating pets. The situation has led to evacuations and heightened tensions in the community, prompting local and state officials to condemn the unfounded claims. The FBI is investigating the threats as fear grows among local Haitian residents.
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Ukraine has renewed its call for Western allies to permit strikes deeper into Russian territory following increased drone and artillery attacks from Russia. This appeal comes after a meeting between U.S. President Biden and British Prime Minister Starmer yielded no immediate policy changes regarding long-range weapons.
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On September 14, 2024, Ukraine and Russia executed a significant prisoner exchange, with Ukraine releasing 103 Russian servicemen in return for 83 Ukrainian soldiers and 21 officers. This marks the second swap in two days, facilitated by the UAE, amidst escalating tensions regarding military support from the West to Ukraine.
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In a recent debate, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump expressed support for solar energy, highlighting a shift towards clean energy. Experts predict a significant increase in energy demand, driven by AI and other factors, creating opportunities for renewable energy investments.
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Former President Donald Trump was unharmed after gunshots were reported near him while he was golfing at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, on September 15, 2024. A suspect was apprehended, and the FBI is investigating the incident as an attempted assassination.