Trump urges Democrats to reopen the government as the shutdown continues. Headlines cover political disputes, campus antisemitism, law enforcement threats, and health risks. Other stories include election battles, historic discoveries, and hostage recovery efforts.

A former hostage shares his experience of captivity by Hamas and credits President Trump for his release. He calls for urgent action to free the remaining hostages and end their suffering.

Bruce Pearl responded to criticism from ESPN host Michael Wilbon after stepping down as Auburn's head coach, saying he was not forced out and hopes to focus on advocacy and family. Pearl rejected claims of being divisive and highlighted his support for Israel. He leaves Auburn after a successful coaching career.

Bari Weiss' appointment as editor-in-chief of CBS News has triggered strong criticism from liberal media figures, who fear her leadership will shift the network's editorial direction. The move follows Paramount's acquisition of The Free Press and comes amid broader industry upheaval.

Israel's Foreign Ministry denies Greta Thunberg's allegations of mistreatment in jail, stating that detainees' legal rights were upheld. Thunberg's claims of harsh treatment and lack of food and water have been dismissed as baseless by Israeli officials.

President Trump issued a warning to Hamas about the consequences of not agreeing to a peace deal, emphasizing the urgency of the situation to prevent bloodshed in the region.

Hadas Levy gave birth to a son fathered by her late fiancé, Capt. (res.) Netanel Silberg, who was killed in combat in Gaza. Levy faced the difficulties of pregnancy alone and shared her story to inspire other women in similar situations.

President Trump announces Israel's agreement to Gaza withdrawal plan, pending Hamas confirmation. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expects the return of all hostages soon.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill declines to endorse Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor, focusing on New Jersey issues instead. Sherrill highlights concerns of New Jersey voters regarding affordability and infrastructure.

Pete Davidson stands by his decision to perform in Saudi Arabia despite criticism due to his father's death in the 9/11 attacks. Some comedians have condemned the festival, alleging human rights abuses by Saudi Arabia.

Iran executed six prisoners accused of attacks for Israel, with a seventh executed in Kurdistan province. Rights groups have raised concerns about the surge in executions in Iran.

President Trump reached a deal with Pfizer to lower drug prices, benefiting Americans. He also worked towards a peace plan in the Middle East, showcasing his deal-making skills domestically and internationally.

The government shutdown continues as Senate lawmakers fail to reach a budget agreement, leading to possible layoffs. Trump sees potential benefits from the shutdown as he aims to reduce the size of the government.

Israeli authorities claim that the intercepted flotilla was not carrying any aid for Palestinians, but was a social media-focused event. The Global Sumud Flotilla maintains that they had supplies like baby formula, food, and medicine on board.

President Trump warns Hamas of dire consequences if they do not comply with his demands by the deadline set for Sunday evening.

Kamala Harris criticized her staff for lack of preparation for an interview with Doctor Mike, expressing frustration in her book '107 Days.' The memoir has faced criticism for its content and revelations about Harris' thoughts and decisions during the 2024 election.

President Trump is considering cuts to 'Democrat' agencies, federal layoffs could hit 'thousands', and US is engaged in formal 'armed conflict' with 'terrorist' drug cartels.

Senate Democrats refuse to budge in the government shutdown, insisting on addressing expiring Obamacare tax credits before reopening. White House pressure and targeted cuts to blue states have not swayed Democratic leadership, who remain unified in their stance.

Invita Café in Rancho Santa Fe saw a 312% increase in sales after showing support for Charlie Kirk. The café faced backlash but was flooded with righteous people defending their decision.

Recent Russian incursions into NATO airspace have sparked divisions within the alliance over how to respond, with tensions rising between NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal. The debate over invoking NATO's Article 4 clause highlights the challenges of deterring Russia's aggressive actions while avoiding direct conflict.

FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and President & Executive Editor Jay Wallace honored the 2024 FOX News Media Spotlight Award winners during the annual tradition. The awards celebrate colleagues who have earned special recognition for their contributions.

President Trump's peace plan offers hope for ending the Gaza war and releasing hostages, but it may have political implications for Netanyahu's leadership in Israel.

Hamas must consider Trump's 20-point peace plan for Gaza to rebuild, establish a moderate government, and potentially discuss Palestinian statehood. The plan offers hope for a better future, but Hamas's decision will determine the outcome for Gaza.

President Trump's peace plan aims to end the war in Gaza and secure the return of hostages. Netanyahu's acceptance of the plan could determine the fate of his government.

Three alleged Hamas members were arrested in Germany for allegedly planning attacks on Jewish or Israeli institutions. The suspects, identified as Abed Al G., Wael F. M., and Ahmad I., are set to appear in court on Thursday.

Controversy erupts as Hollywood artists boycott Israeli cinema institutions, leading to accusations of antisemitism. The boycott silences Israeli artists and reveals the silence of Hollywood's elite on the issue.

Critics compare Sherrill to Kamala Harris as the New Jersey gubernatorial election intensifies, with both candidates facing scrutiny over their campaigns and past records.

Former CEO Andy Byron and his wife Megan appear to be reconciling after the Kiss Cam scandal, as they were photographed together wearing wedding bands on a beach outing in Maine.

Italian PM warns Gaza flotilla could disrupt peace efforts, as Israel prepares for potential confrontation at sea with anti-Israel activists and celebrities on board.

Trump warns Hamas to accept peace plan within four days or face consequences. Netanyahu accepts the plan, with support from Arab and Muslim nations.

A federal judge criticizes the Trump administration for violating free speech rights of pro-Palestinian protesters and academics, leading to a chilling effect on college campuses. The judge rebuffs the administration's actions and emphasizes the importance of protecting constitutional values.

Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon criticizes the walkout before Netanyahu's speech and the scheduling of Middle East talks on a Jewish holiday. Netanyahu's speech was broadcast to Gaza, and some leaders recognize Palestine for domestic reasons.

A new study has revealed the existence of type 5 diabetes, a form of the disease caused by chronic undernutrition. This type of diabetes has been formally classified and recognized at international meetings, with a working group established to define diagnostic criteria and treatments.

Donald Trump faces investigations and indictments from prosecutors he views as biased, leading to a cycle of retribution against his political foes. Trump's actions raise concerns about the politicization of the Justice Department and the erosion of norms surrounding presidential interference in criminal investigations.

British police arrested a blogger for sharing an anti-Hamas meme online, sparking controversy over freedom of speech and police intervention in social media posts.

Netanyahu apologized to Qatar for the airstrike that killed a Qatari security official. Trump praised the emir of Qatar as a mediator in the peace process and announced plans for a trilateral mechanism to enhance mutual security.

FBI believes the Michigan church attacker targeted people of the Mormon faith. Local law enforcement praised for quick response in neutralizing the shooter. Four dead, several injured in the tragic incident.

Trump and Netanyahu are meeting to negotiate a ceasefire in Gaza, focusing on releasing hostages and disarming Hamas. The talks aim to bring stability to the region and improve conditions for both Gazans and Israelis.

Senator Fetterman refuses to use divisive language towards political opponents and expresses support for Israel while denouncing efforts to recognize a Palestinian state. He also condemns the idea of a government shutdown and emphasizes the importance of truth in political discourse.

Netanyahu addresses Trump's 21-point peace plan, focusing on freeing hostages and disarming Hamas in Gaza. He highlights the importance of regional stability and his positive relationship with President Trump.

Iraqi President Rashid praised U.S. forces for defeating ISIS and emphasized Iraq's independence from external influences. He discussed plans for economic growth and partnership with American businesses.

President Trump will meet with top congressional leaders to discuss avoiding a government shutdown. Democrats are determined to negotiate a bipartisan spending agreement before the Sept. 30 deadline.

Turning Point USA spokesperson calls for firing of UNC professor allegedly tied to radical gun group after flyers supporting violence were found at Georgetown University. The group celebrates violence and rejects capitalism and the nation-state.

The Giro dell'Emilia organizers made the decision to exclude the team after protests in Spain. Italian politician Roberta Li Calzi praised the move, emphasizing the importance of universal values in sports.

Lavrov's speech at the UNGA highlighted Russia's concerns about NATO and EU actions, accusing them of provocation and warning against any aggression towards Russia. He also criticized Western interventions and Israel's actions in Gaza.

A UNC professor is linked to a far-left gun club known for violent attacks. The group posted recruitment flyers on a university campus. The professor has a history of involvement in protests and riots.

The Trump administration has revoked Colombian President Gustavo Petro's U.S. visa due to his alleged 'reckless and incendiary actions' in New York City. Petro had called for criminal investigations against Trump officials over strikes on boats in the Caribbean.

The resolution failed to pass, leading to the reinstatement of sanctions on Iran. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized the decision as unfair and illegal.

During the UNGA, a Trump administration official was physically assaulted by a 'deranged leftist' inside the United Nations. The incident highlights security concerns and safety issues for U.S. delegation members at the UN.

Greta Thunberg's flotilla faced Abba music after radios were hijacked, blaming Israel for the stunt. The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) is part of a movement of boats carrying aid to Gaza, facing challenges as they approached Gaza's coast.

President Trump reveals a 21-point peace plan for Gaza, while Israel conducts long-range strikes in Yemen. Arab leaders express optimism for cooperation with the U.S. to resolve the Gaza conflict. Palestinian Authority President Abbas shows backing for the peace plan in a UNGA address.

Abbas slammed Israel for 'genocide' in Gaza, called for US involvement in peace efforts, and recognized Jerusalem as the Palestinians' capital during a speech at the UN General Assembly.

Journalist compares ICE to Nazis, highlighting fear among Latino children in the U.S. due to deportation policies. Hinojosa discusses the psychological toll of federal government actions on Black and Latino communities, emphasizing the need for unity.

Syrian President's UN speech draws support for peace and reconstruction from Syrian demonstrators and officials, urging U.S. backing for Syria's reintegration into the international community.

Report reveals a spike in antisemitic incidents in the U.S. in August, with a focus on anti-Zionist rhetoric and attacks. The global surge includes denial of the Holocaust and vandalism of Holocaust memorials.

Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for allies and military strength to counter Putin's expansionist agenda. He highlights the failure of international institutions to prevent conflicts and urges world leaders to speak out against Russian aggression.

Democrats are being accused of moving too far to the left, with AOC and Zohran Mamdani embodying the party's shift towards progressive ideals.

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud refuses to apologize for telling Christian minister Ted Barham he was 'not welcome here' during a city council meeting. Barham reiterated his message of 'God bless you' and urged the council to spread a message of love, while other residents questioned the mayor's allegiances and criticized his response.

The Pentagon is requesting authorization for the first U.S. military execution in over 60 years for Nidal Hasan, who carried out the Fort Hood shooting. Hasan has been held on death row since his conviction in 2013.

Kamala Harris lashes out at Biden's team in her new book for not defending her against negative narratives and failing to support her. She expressed frustration with the lack of backing from the president's inner circle and detailed struggles with the Biden campaign staff.

Kamala Harris faced criticism for suggesting Pete Buttigieg was not a viable running mate due to being gay. Harris clarified her stance, but backlash ensued from various commentators and politicians.

New York City voters are unhappy with the city's direction, leading to support for Zohran Mamdani in the mayoral race. Mamdani's proposed tax increases are a concern, but he leads the race with 45% support.

France pushes back against Trump's claims that recognizing a Palestinian state is a gift to Hamas, highlighting efforts to marginalize the terror group and revive the two-state solution. The initiative, led by France and Saudi Arabia, aims to condemn violence, exclude Hamas from government, and promote governance reforms.

Amidst wars in Gaza and Ukraine, concerns about North Korea's nuclear program are quietly discussed at the UNGA. President Trump has no plans for a second term summit with Kim Jong Un, as North Korea remains firm on its denuclearization stance.

Bernie Sanders advised Kamala Harris to focus on the working class, not just on abortion, during the 2024 election cycle. Harris ultimately lost all seven battleground states to President Donald Trump, with many attributing the loss to the party's embrace of left-wing policies over supporting the working and middle class.

Street artist Felix Morelo's chalk spots referencing Charlie Kirk have elicited a range of reactions, from defacement to engagement. Morelo seeks to spark conversation and empathy through his art, despite facing backlash and threats from some individuals.

Israel has faced criticism from the U.N. despite efforts to provide aid to civilians in Gaza. Accusations of bias and manipulation have been made against the U.N. in favor of Hamas.

French President Macron called President Trump after being blocked in NYC traffic by Trump's motorcade. The incident occurred amidst disagreements over Palestinian statehood at the UN.

Legal expert Cully Stimson explains that Erika Kirk's forgiveness does not impact the state's pursuit of the death penalty against the suspect, despite claims from the defense. The case highlights Utah's unique death penalty scenarios and the ongoing debate over execution methods.

President Trump condemns European recognition of Palestinian state as a 'reward' for Hamas, while France and other allies acknowledge Palestine amidst ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Kamala Harris speaks out against Trump, a lawyer blames city laws for a stabbing, and a former mayor faces backlash for his comments on crime.

President Trump's comments on the United Nations have reignited discussions about the U.S.'s role and funding within the organization. Critics claim the U.N. is biased and ineffective, while others argue for reform rather than withdrawal.

The House of Representatives has seen a rise in censures as a form of discipline, with Rep. Nancy Mace's recent attempt to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar being blocked by a bipartisan vote. Censure has become a 'snap' solution for addressing controversial statements or actions by members of Congress.

French President Macron is advocating for a Palestinian state and a multinational force in Gaza at the U.N. General Assembly, raising questions about his intentions and rivalry with President Trump.

Hamas has written a letter to President Trump seeking a 60-day ceasefire in exchange for the release of half of the hostages in Gaza. The letter is set to be delivered to Trump this week.

Former diplomat Hugh Dugan advises President Trump to demand accountability and reforms from the United Nations, suggesting that U.S. funding should be conditional on the organization's performance and progress.

Rabbi Pinchas Taylor praises Charlie Kirk for his faith, defense of Israel, and commitment to reason and principle in politics, highlighting his impact on American values and unity.

UK, Canada, and Australia recognize Palestinian state, sparking backlash from Netanyahu and concerns about Hamas involvement in the future peace process.

Bill Maher calls out Hollywood for ignoring Charlie Kirk's assassination at the Emmys, pointing out a perceived double standard in addressing political violence.

Israeli hostage families seek help, peace efforts falter, and war intensifies in Gaza as the IDF advances into the city.

Kamala Harris opens up about Biden's actions before a debate, expressing frustration and disappointment. She also questions the decision-making process for the 2024 election cycle in her upcoming book.

Rebecca Taibleson, a former federal prosecutor and co-chief of the Appellate Division, is a standout nominee for the Seventh Circuit. Taibleson's commitment to upholding the law as written and her experience in defending the Constitution make her a strong choice for the federal judiciary.

British couple released by Taliban after eight months in custody following negotiations between Qatar, the Taliban, and Britain. The couple, who had lived in Afghanistan for 18 years, expressed gratitude for their release.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticizes Charlie Kirk's beliefs as ignorant and uneducated, sparking a debate on Kirk's views on various topics.

UN Watch report exposes Hamas control over UNRWA education, raising questions about the agency's connections to terrorism and leading to calls for its dismantlement. US government has ceased funding UNRWA due to its alleged support for Hamas.

Michigan resident Ted Barham speaks out against renaming an intersection for controversial figure Osama Siblani, facing accusations of racism and Islamophobia. Barham, a Christian minister, emphasizes showing love towards Muslim friends despite backlash.

16-year-old student arrested at NYC high school after making online threats and found with loaded gun on campus. FBI tip led to NYPD intervention, preventing a potential school shooting.

Man arrested for threatening to kill GOP governor with 'weapon of mass destruction' and making antisemitic comments in online messages. Authorities found references to the 'Israel Deep State' and claims of going 'insane' in the messages.

Fox News' newsletter highlights the correction of a smear against Charlie Kirk, American veterans facing threats in Gaza, and concerning remarks by the Prime Minister of Spain regarding nuclear weapons.

President Trump criticized Putin for not meeting expectations in Ukraine peace talks. Plans for a meeting with Zelenskyy at the UN General Assembly were discussed, along with the significant U.S. weapons funding for Ukraine's war effort.

The U.S. targets Iran-aligned militias in Iraq by designating them as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. These groups have been linked to attacks on U.S. forces and are backed by Iran.

Ted Cruz pushes for legislation to combat violent protests at Charlie Kirk memorials, with FBI Director Kash Patel backing the bill during a Senate hearing.

Spain's Prime Minister sparks outrage for alleged nuclear threat against Israel, leading to diplomatic tensions between the two countries.

Actors slam 'Hacks' star's Emmy speech as 'vulgar' ignorance, sparking debate and criticism among peers and audience members.

The Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention and Human Security is accused of labeling Israel's defensive response as genocide and defending terrorist organizations. Lemkin's surviving relative and attorney have filed a complaint against the organization for violating state and federal laws by using his name to peddle propaganda and mislead the public.

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