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Saudi-led Coalition Intercepts Houthi Missile in Riyadh

The Saudi-led coalition forces fighting Yemen's Houthis reported on Saturday that the Iran-backed group fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh, which was intercepted and destroyed by the coalition's air defenses.

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Entertainment

NPR Arts Editor Rose Friedman Dies at 38

Friedman had worked at NPR for 15 years, starting as an editorial assistant in her early 20s and rising to become one of the network's most esteemed editors in arts and cultural coverage.

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World

US, Denmark Reach Greenland Security Deal

US President Donald Trump and Danish officials have reached an agreement on Greenland's security, resolving a diplomatic dispute that began with Trump's threats to seize the territory.

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Technology

Judge May Reject TikTok Privacy Settlement

A federal judge in Los Angeles indicated on Friday that he is inclined to reject TikTok's request to terminate a 2019 consent decree imposed on the platform's predecessor, Musical.ly, according to Tekedia.

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Politics

Trump's 250-Foot Arch Plan Faces Legal Scrutiny

President Donald Trump's plan to build a 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery is facing legal opposition from three Vietnam veterans and an architectural historian.

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Business

UK Announces £150 Billion Grid Overhaul for Renewable Energy

The U.K. National Energy System Operator (NESO) has announced a £150 billion plan to overhaul the country's electricity grid, aiming to construct five times more infrastructure by the end of the decade than in the previous 30 years.

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Politics

Blanche Blurs Justice Department Boundaries at Political Events

Attorney General Todd Blanche blurred the lines between the Justice Department and political events by appearing at a Fox News segment and the Rose Garden, where he defended President Trump's criticism of Supreme Court justices.

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World

Asian Games 2026 Open in Nagoya Amid Flooding and Delays

The Asian Games 2026 kicked off in Nagoya, Japan, on Saturday, despite a series of logistical challenges and delays. Schools were closed, trains suspended, and hundreds of athletes had to be evacuated from their accommodations due to flooding.

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Health

Tamil Nadu Establishes 7 New Nursing Colleges

According to a government order issued on September 16, six nursing colleges will be established in Namakkal, Tiruchirappalli, Dharmapuri, Vellore, Tiruvannamalai, and Tirunelveli, with an annual intake of 100 students each.

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Entertainment

Carrot Top Hospitalized After Suicide Attempt

Comedian Carrot Top, whose real name is Scott Thompson, was hospitalized in Las Vegas after a reported suicide attempt, according to multiple outlets including TMZ and USA Today.

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Sports

LSU-Ole Miss Game Dominates Week 3 College Football

The game's impact on both teams' College Football Playoff resumes is significant. Both LSU and Ole Miss are coming off strong starts and are looking to solidify their positions in the playoff race.

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World

US Secures Permanent Security Control Over Greenland

US President Donald Trump announced Friday that the United States has entered into an agreement with Denmark and Greenland, giving Washington permanent control over Greenland's security and other needs.

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Sports

LSU-Ole Miss Showdown Dominates Week 3 College Football

The LSU-Ole Miss game, set for Friday, September 18, is a top-10 showdown that has garnered significant attention. ESPN's College GameDay will be on the scene in Oxford, Mississippi, adding to the excitement and anticipation for the game.

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Business

ASOS Appoints Law Roach as First Stylist in Residence

Fashion stylist Law Roach has been appointed as ASOS's first stylist in residence, a newly created role aimed at helping customers understand how to wear products rather than just adding more choices.

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Politics

Blanche Blurs DOJ Boundaries in Political Appearances

Attorney General Todd Blanche appeared at a Fox News segment and the Rose Garden on September 19, 2026, to defend President Trump's criticism of Supreme Court justices, a move that blurs the lines between the Justice Department and political events.

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Sports

NFL expert picks for week 2 of 2026

The Minnesota Vikings are set to face the Chicago Bears in their 131st meeting, with experts analyzing the Vikings' recent practice photos from the TCO Performance Center.

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Health

Christian Leaders Call for Mifepristone Ban

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, has led a declaration signed by 100 faith leaders and 50,000 citizens from Missouri, calling for a ban on the abortion drug mifepristone.

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Sports

Top Athletes Gear Up for Asian Games 2026

From Olympic champions to teen sensations, the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, will feature a roster of top athletes aiming for continental glory.

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Sports

Top Athletes Ready for Asian Games 2026

The Asian Games 2026, set to open in Nagoya and surrounding areas on September 19, will feature top athletes from across the continent, including javelin thrower Pathirage and swimmer Eala.

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World

America trump nightmare lesson stop farage

In ordinary houses, on ordinary streets in America, behind white picket fences and manicured lawns, monsters are lurking, according to Lance Oppenheim’s feature debut, which premiered in Venice competition.

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World

German Military Chief Warns of War Preparedness

German military chief Carsten Breuer has issued a stark warning that the country must prepare its entire society, commercial industry, and armed forces for potential war, Bild reported.

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Entertainment

Gondhal Chosen Over Dhurandhar for Oscars

Film Federation of India (FFI) member Vivek Vaswani revealed that Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar and starring Ranveer Singh, received only four votes from the 14-member jury, while Gondhal emerged as the official entry.

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Health

Kashmir Leaders Call for Ban on Tantra Retreat

The House of Grand Mufti Jammu & Kashmir has taken note of the proposed 'Tantra in Silence' retreat reportedly scheduled for September 24-27 in Gurez Valley. Concerns regarding its organizers, content, and suitability for the region have been raised publicly.

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Entertainment

How Alo Is Writing China Into Its Next Global Chapter

China's premium active-lifestyle market has already entered a highly competitive phase, posing challenges for Alo as it seeks to translate its global proposition into stable, sustainable local operations.

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World

Luxembourg Airport Reopens After Drone Suspense

Luxembourg's Findel Airport reopened Saturday morning after suspending operations the previous evening due to unauthorized drone activity, according to EU Today and Kyivindependent.

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Entertainment

Private Equity Turns Attention to Indie Music Catalogs

Rolling Stone reports that private equity firms are increasingly focusing on independent music catalogs, a trend that has been seen in major deals involving well-known artists like Bob Dylan and Justin Bieber.

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Poland Joins European Ballistic Missile Defense Coalition

Poland has joined a European coalition dedicated to developing joint counter-ballistic missile capabilities, alongside Ukraine and nine other European states, President Volodymyr Zelensky and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Friday.

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Entertainment

Private Equity Targets Indie Music Catalogs

Rolling Stone reports that private equity firms are increasingly acquiring songwriting catalogs, a trend exemplified by recent high-profile deals involving Bob Dylan, Justin Bieber, and Pete Townshend, all fetching nine-figure sums.

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Health

Sleep Expert Advises Against Late-Night Workouts

According to the specialist, intense late-night workouts can increase body temperature, heart rate, and alertness, making it harder for some individuals to fall asleep.

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Politics

Americans' Confidence in Midterm Elections Wanes

A new nationwide poll reveals that fewer than half of Americans believe the upcoming midterm elections will be 'free and fair,' amid a broader decline in confidence in vote counts.

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Politics

Voters See Republicans as More 'Elitist

A new poll reveals that 43% of likely voters now view Republicans as 'elitist,' compared to 33% who view Democrats that way, marking a significant shift from previous years.

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Technology

The AI regulation smackdown isn’t over

This week, major players in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry have begun to push back against proposed regulations, signaling a shift from their initial cautious support.

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Health

Tantra Retreat Sparks Controversy in Kashmir

Mufti noted that a similar 'Tantra' retreat facilitated by Swami Dhyan Sumit, a self-styled godman promoting a new religion under the Shree Rajneesh Foundation, was cancelled in Goa last year after its promotional material sparked controversy.

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Health

Sleep Expert Warns Against Late-Night Workouts

Dr Sunil Kumar K, Lead Consultant – Interventional Pulmonology at Aster CMI Hospital in Bangalore, echoed the specialist's advice. He noted that late-night workouts are not harmful for everyone but can pose challenges for those who struggle with sleep.

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World

US, Denmark, Greenland Reach Security Agreement

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said the agreement recognizes Greenland's sovereignty and territorial integrity, while Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen stated it strengthens the territory's security.

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Science

Surviving the summer

True crime tour guide and serial killer aficionado Capri Sanzio has released a new novel that explores a missing woman case connected to a cold case from the Summer of Love in San Francisco.

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Sports

Fantasy Football Week 2: Start 'Em, Sit 'Em Advice

PFF offers detailed rankings and advice, suggesting that fantasy managers should prioritize players ranked highest at each position and consider the weekly PFF fantasy rankings for the most up-to-date information.

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World

Ukraine, Russia Frustrated With US Envoy Witkoff

Meanwhile, the Kremlin blames Witkoff for 'diplomatic' failures and his inability to pressure Ukraine into giving up territories that Russia failed to capture militarily.

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Business

Turkish Regulator Revokes Iran's Bank Mellat License

The Turkish regulator’s decision did not cite US sanctions or specify operational issues, but it comes amid increased pressure from the US on financial institutions with ties to Iran.

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World

Trump Announces US Control Over Greenland Security

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the United States has entered into an agreement with Denmark and Greenland, granting the US permanent control over Greenland's security.

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Health

Himachal CM Sukhu Signs Kishau Dam Pact, Claims Victory

The agreement, signed on September 15, ended years of differences over the financing and implementation of the Kishau dam project proposed on the Tons river along the Himachal Pradesh-Uttarakhand border.

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Sports

Shoe Releases You Might Have Missed This Week

Miu Miu, the luxury fashion brand, has also made headlines with its latest shoe releases. The brand introduced a $1,170 sneaker and a specially designed women's cowboy boot for those with bunions and wider feet.

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Technology

Apple VP Defends iPhone Duo's Crease and Hinge

Marieb also discussed the iPhone Duo's matte nano-texture display, which he said was chosen not only for its anti-glare properties but also to minimize the visibility of the crease over time.

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Sports

Aaron Donald Set to Return for Rams' Home Opener Against Giants

During a Friday practice, Donald told reporters, 'That’s the plan,' when asked if he would play against the Giants. The team announced his return on Aug. 30, following his absence from the opener against the San Francisco 49ers.

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Health

Visitors Explore Polar History at Oslo's Fram Museum

The sun may be scorching, but visitors are rewarded with a journey through history at the Fram Museum in Oslo. The museum, known for its teepee-shaped facade, houses the legendary ship that traveled to both poles of the planet.

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Sports

Heat Lock Up Larsson on 4-Year, $60M Extension

The Miami Heat have locked up Pelle Larsson on a four-year, $60 million contract extension, with a mutual option for the 2030-31 season, according to Shams Charania on X.

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Health

Tamil Nadu to Add 660 Nursing Seats with 7 New Colleges

The Tamil Nadu government has ordered the establishment of six new government nursing colleges, each with 100 BSc Nursing seats, and approved 1,925 additional seats in existing institutions, as part of efforts to expand nursing education.

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Politics

Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Voting in Indiana

Helda Araceli Mendez-Merida, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in Indianapolis on September 3, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

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World

US and Denmark Reach Greenland Security Deal

The US and Denmark have reached a security agreement over Greenland, resolving a diplomatic dispute that began with former President Donald Trump's threats to seize the territory by force.

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Business

Law Roach Joins Asos as First Stylist in Residence

Fashion stylist Law Roach has been appointed as Asos's first stylist in residence, a newly created role aimed at helping customers understand how to wear products rather than just adding more choices.

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Entertainment

Daayra's Box Office Debut Underwhelming

Kareena Kapoor's crime thriller Daayra opened to a modest response at the box office, earning Rs 90 lakh on its first day, according to Sacnilk.

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Sports

Aaron Donald Plans to Play Against Giants

Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald told reporters on Friday that he plans to play against the New York Giants on Monday night.

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