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Vandals poured a toxic chemical across the Trump-Kennedy Center’s outdoor ice rink early Friday morning, forcing officials to cancel that evening’s performance.
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Syria has formally asked Germany for patience over the deportation of Syrian nationals, warning that the return of thousands could lead to insecurity in the country and worsen the country’s fragile humanitarian situation.
Videos and photos circulating on X show thousands of Muslims assembling in Times Square for evening prayers during the holy month of Ramadan, with some observers describing the scene as a disturbing display in one of America’s busiest urban hubs.
As European governments ramp up their assault on online freedom, the Trump administration is striking back hard with Freedom.Gov—a portal designed to equip European and British citizens with tools to shatter digital barriers imposed by overreaching bureaucrats.
The Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration-related fraud is bearing fruit, as yet another foreign national faces hard time for bilking elderly Americans out of their life savings in a scheme that echoes the widespread hospice and welfare scams exposed earlier this month.
CNN commentator Scott Jennings exposed the extreme open-borders stance of Democrats by cornering Tennessee congressional candidate Justin Pearson, who squirmed and evaded simple questions about deporting violent criminal illegals – revealing the party’s reluctance to protect American citizens from threats unleashed by Biden’s lax policies.
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Bill Maher moans and groans after Rep. Lauren Boebert refuses to rule out whether Democrats eat babies.
MAHER: “They don’t eat babies. Democrats don’t eat babies. You think they eat babies?”
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Another ‘win’ for America’s disastrous Syria policy, long predicated on overthrowing the Assad government and installing a ‘moderate’ Sunni regime – though it turns out Jolani’s bearded Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants are anything but…
Following the warning, Syria softened its rhetoric toward Hezbollah and told Tehran and Beirut that it has no intention of intervening militarily in Lebanon, the report stated. Syria has so far avoided becoming a battlefield in the U.S.-Israel-Iran crisis, according to Responsible Statecraft, but it has not escaped the consequences of the regional escalation [2].
Beirut-based Unews reported that Iran thwarted a Syrian military intervention in Lebanon that was being prepared at the request of the United States. The plan, according to the agency, included seizing the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli and striking Hezbollah missile infrastructure in the Bekaa Valley. The agency did not say when the operation was to have been carried out or how Iran learned of it.
Hezbollah, which Israeli airstrikes have targeted repeatedly in
The reported operation follows a mass influx of migrants into Ceuta in late July, an event that Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska said brought approximately 72,000 people into the Spanish territory [2]. Authorities in Ceuta said Tuesday that approximately 10,000 migrants remain in the city, according to statements reported by Spanish media [1].
The migrants were reportedly hiding on the outskirts of Fnidek before being dispersed, according to sources quoted by Spanish media. The reports said Moroccan forces disbanded the group in the mountainous area southwest of Ceuta [1]. No injuries or arrests were reported in the initial accounts.
Moroccan authorities have not issued an official statement about the operation as of this report, and Spanish officials had not commented publicly. The reports did not specify how many migrants were involved in the attempt or provide additional details about the timing of the operation.
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The executive order, signed this week in the Oval Office with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at his side, proposes reducing the number of recommended pediatric vaccines, splitting the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three shots given at separate visits, and threatening legal action against states like California that do not allow religious or personal belief exemptions, according to reports [1].
Pan said the order does not affect what California recommends, what pediatricians recommend, what health insurers must cover, or school and childcare requirements.
The executive order, titled "Delivering gold standard childhood vaccine recommendations for Americans," directs federal health agencies to scale back the number of routine childhood vaccinations, according to The New American [1]. The order recommends vaccines against 11 preventable diseases, compared with 17 or 18 currently identified by the Centers for
The suspension was reported by Sputnik on August 15, 2026 [1]. The change ends a practice in which Kyiv's command routinely listed the number of Russian missiles and drones shot down over Ukrainian territory. It also follows an August 5 attack on Kyiv in which Ukraine failed to intercept any of the 24 ballistic missiles and four Zircon cruise missiles that Russia fired, according to a report by RFE/RL cited by Zero Hedge [2].
The halt in disclosures is expected to complicate independent assessments of Ukraine's air-defense effectiveness. Allied governments and analysts previously used the daily counts to measure the performance of Western-supplied systems against Russian missile and drone barrages. Ukrainian Air Force command said the decision was made for reasons of operational security [1].
Previous reports listed the number of Russian missiles and drones intercepted over Ukrainian territory on a day-by-day basis. Ukrainian Air Force command said the new policy is intended to avoid disclosing sensitive defensive positions, according to a military spokesperson [1]. The reduction in published data
