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Jelly Roll files for divorce from wife Bunnie Xo after nearly a decade of marriage
US country singer Jelly Roll filed for divorce from his wife Bunnie Xo in May 2026 after nearly 10 years together.
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US Secret Service pilots AI face-scanning app to identify threats in Washington
The US Secret Service began using an AI face-scanning app called Sentry with 25 officers to help identify people and assess threats.
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Bonnie Tyler out of coma but remains very unwell in intensive care in Portugal
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler is no longer in a coma but remains seriously ill in intensive care in Faro, Portugal.
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Alaska election officials disqualify Republican challenger with same name from Senate primary
Alaska election officials removed Dan J. Sullivan from the Senate primary ballot, citing voter confusion concerns over his identical name to incumbent Dan S. Sullivan.
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US Senate leaders demand full details on US-Iran peace agreement before signing
Senate leaders, including Chuck Schumer, called on President Trump to brief Congress and the public on the US-Iran peace deal ahead of Friday’s signing ceremony.
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Extreme athlete Andy Lewis dies in Utah BASE jumping accident
Andy Lewis and another man died June 14 in a tandem BASE jumping accident near Mineral Bottom, Utah.
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Explosions Heard Near Iran's Kharg Island; Iranian Tanker Reportedly Hit by US Missiles
Explosions were heard near Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf on September 5 amid reports an Iranian tanker was struck by US missiles.
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Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte posts bail over grave threats charge
Vice-President Sara Duterte posted bail Wednesday after an arrest warrant was issued over alleged grave threats against President Marcos.
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Trump calls US-Iran conflict 'small potatoes', threatens strike on Iranian underground site
President Trump downplayed the six-month US-Iran conflict as 'small potatoes' and warned of a possible strike on an Iranian underground facility near Natanz on September 4.
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White House reviews candidates to replace Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg amid Pentagon turnover
The White House has been reviewing potential replacements for Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg since June 2026, with no final decision made.
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Trump orders Interior Secretary to review endangered species status of grey and Mexican wolves
On September 4, 2026, President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing a 90-day review of protections for grey and Mexican wolves under the ESA.
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Robert De Niro Condemns Donald Trump at New York Event, Calls Loving Country Like Abused Spouse
Robert De Niro condemned Donald Trump’s leadership at a New York concert, likening patriotism to an abused spouse’s love and leading a chant against Trump’s policies.
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Trump warns of imminent US strike on Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain site amid ongoing tensions
US President Donald Trump threatened a near-term strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site while confirming intermittent US attacks and no active fighting now.
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US Judge Extends Block on Trump Order Restricting Mail-In Voting Ahead of 2026 Midterms
Federal judge Indira Talwani extended an injunction blocking the USPS from enforcing Trump’s mail-in ballot restrictions before the 2026 midterms.
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Trump calls Iran conflict 'small potatoes' despite 18 US deaths and ongoing strikes
President Trump downplayed the Iran conflict as 'small potatoes' and highlighted intermittent US strikes amid criticism over 18 American deaths.
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North Carolina mails first ballots for 2026 midterms amid legal fight over voting rules
North Carolina began mailing ballots for the 2026 US midterms on September 4 amid federal court blocks on new mail-voting restrictions.
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Trump to Use Qatari-Gifted Boeing 747 for Ireland Trip Despite Security Concerns
Donald Trump will fly on the Qatari gifted Boeing 747 to Ireland next week despite unresolved missile defense concerns and postponed upgrades.
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Costa Rica President Open to US Military Operations to Combat Crime With Legislative Approval
President Laura Fernandez said US ground operations could help Costa Rica's national security if focused on fighting crime, but no plans exist yet.
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Former US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer accused of misconduct in workplace
A federal report alleges former US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer engaged in workplace misconduct and resigned in April 2026.
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14-Year-Old Charged in Armed Robbery of South Boston Lemonade Stand
A 14-year-old was arrested and charged with armed robbery and firearm possession in a South Boston lemonade stand theft.
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US and Iran sign preliminary peace deal to end Gulf war, formal signing set for June 19
The US and Iran signed a preliminary peace agreement on June 15 to end the Gulf war, with a formal ceremony planned for June 19 in Geneva.
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Israel kills senior Hezbollah commander Ali Musa Daqduq in southern Lebanon airstrike
Israel killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Musa Daqduq in an airstrike south of the Litani River in southern Lebanon in June 2026.
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Trump announces interim Iran deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz and end conflict
President Donald Trump announced an interim deal with Iran on June 14 to end four months of war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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NOAA Confirms Super El Niño with 63% Chance to Intensify in Late 2026
NOAA confirmed on August 11, 2026, a strong El Niño event has formed with a likely peak this autumn-winter, potentially one of the strongest since 1950.