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New York Post

13-year-old killed while protecting sister during shooting in Shreveport

A 13-year-old boy, Sha’Michael Russel, was killed while protecting his younger sister during a shooting at Olde Salem Village Apartments in Shreveport, Louisiana. He is posthumously receiving the Youth Heroism Award for his bravery, and a fundraiser has been established to assist his family with expenses. The incident marks the 38th homicide in Shreveport in 2026.

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New York Post

Brooklyn Teacher Under Investigation for Praising Hamas Leader in Group Chat

Damien Neva, a teacher in Brooklyn, is under investigation for allegedly praising Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar in a group chat. The incident is linked to a lawsuit involving the Park Slope Food Coop, where Neva is described as a leader of a boycott movement against Israeli goods. Concerns have been raised about the implications of his comments for Jewish students in his classroom.

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Daily Mail

Manchester Mosque Holds Funeral for Convicted Terrorist

The Manchester Central Mosque held a funeral for Munir Farooqi, a convicted terrorist who died in prison. Prime Minister Andy Burnham previously visited the mosque in February 2026, where he praised its community spirit. Following the funeral, Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized Burnham for attending the mosque.

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New York Post

Arizona State University cheerleader charged after altercation with police

Eryn Bonner, a cheerleader at Arizona State University, faces misdemeanor charges following an altercation with police during an arrest in Tempe. A video of the incident shows her being restrained by officers, leading to public outcry and an internal investigation by the Tempe Police Department.

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Fox News — Latest

Fisherman hospitalized after shark encounter in Malibu

A kayaker in Malibu was hospitalized after a shark encounter that resulted in two bite wounds. The incident occurred while he was attempting to release a mako shark he had caught. Witnesses reported that he fell into the water after the first bite, and the shark bit him again before swimming away.

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Daily Mail

Newport City Council spends over £500,000 on security for traveller site

Newport City Council has spent over £500,000 on security for the Ellen Ridge traveller site, which has three residential pitches. The expenditure has drawn criticism from Welsh Conservatives, who question its necessity and value. The council maintains that it has a legal obligation to provide suitable accommodation for Gypsies and Travellers.

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Fox News — Latest

Portland teenager charged with terrorism and attempted murder following school chemical incident

A 15-year-old student from Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon, has been charged with 19 criminal counts, including domestic terrorism and attempted murder, after allegedly mixing chemicals in the school cafeteria, resulting in a chemical scare that left another student in critical condition. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities indicating that further charges may be filed against additional individuals involved.

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New York Post

Suffolk County Increases Number of Flock Safety Cameras to Nearly 60

Suffolk County has increased its Flock Safety cameras from 25 to nearly 60 within a year, with over 30 new installations since August 2025. Funded by a state grant, these cameras record vehicle information and are searchable by police without a warrant, raising privacy concerns among critics.

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Axios

Los Angeles May Elect First South Asian Immigrant Democratic Socialist Mayor

Los Angeles voters may elect Nithya Raman, a South Asian immigrant and democratic socialist, as mayor next month, potentially aligning the leadership of the two largest U.S. cities. Raman is currently polling ahead of incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, who is the first woman to hold the position. The election highlights the growing diversity and ideological shifts within the Democratic Party.

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Guardian — US

Arrests Highlight Interest in New York City's Sewer System

Recent arrests in Manhattan have drawn attention to individuals entering the city's sewer system, believed to be searching for lost valuables. This phenomenon, referred to as the 'mole people,' has intrigued New Yorkers throughout the summer.

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New York Times — US

Oregon Man Uses Siri to Call 911 While Trapped Under Boulder

An Oregon man trapped under a heavy boulder estimated to weigh around 2,000 pounds successfully called 911 using Apple's Siri feature from his earbuds. His mother confirmed the details of the incident.

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Fox News — Latest

California Police K-9 Discovers 440 Pounds of Cocaine During Traffic Stop

During a traffic stop in Alhambra, California, police K-9 Otis helped officers discover approximately 440 pounds of cocaine hidden in an SUV. The driver, Julio Rangel, was arrested following the incident, which began when officers noted an unusual amount of cargo in the vehicle.

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New York Post

Four Teens Arrested in Connection with Fatal Shooting of Nashville High School Student

Four teenagers have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of 16-year-old Cameron Frierson after a football game in Nashville on August 21. The suspects face charges of criminal homicide and conspiracy, while the investigation into the motive continues. Cameron's mother expressed her determination for justice and empathy for the circumstances of the accused.

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NPR — Top Stories

U.S. Coast Guard Conducts Search for Missing Medical Plane with Six People Onboard

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a medical plane that went missing off the coast of Massachusetts, carrying six individuals. The search includes a helicopter, two planes, and a motor lifeboat, following flight data that shows a significant altitude drop before the plane's disappearance.

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New York Post

California Highway Renamed in Honor of James Dean 71 Years After His Death

Highway 46 in California has been renamed the James Dean Memorial Highway, commemorating the actor's death 71 years ago. The ceremony in Cholame focused on road safety and included family representatives and local officials. Dean died in a car crash on September 30, 1955, at the age of 24.

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