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September 4

Author Malcolm Gladwell 'ashamed' he was cowed into silence about biological men in women's sports

A prominent author admitted on a new podcast that he was afraid to voice his objections about biological men in women's sports during a panel in 2022.

September 4

Trump's foreign aid clawback rattles Senate ahead of funding fight

Senate Republicans want to focus on averting a partial shutdown, with some worrying that the White House's move to cancel $4.9B in foreign aid could hurt a deal with Senate Democrats.

September 4

Aunt blames niece after accidentally eating dog food during visit, sparking family drama

A family visit became awkward when an aunt accidentally ate dog food from her niece's kitchen, sparking a Reddit discussion about guest etiquette and responsibility.

September 4

Eagles legend Brian Westbrook loves how team won't watch Super Bowl banner ceremony: 'One is not enough'

Former Eagles star Brian Westbrook discussed Jalen Hurts' leadership, Saquon Barkley's selfless approach and the overall team approach heading into 2025.

September 4

BEN CARSON: As a doctor, I know fewer restrictions on marijuana will make cities worse

Dr. Ben Carson warns against loosening marijuana restrictions, highlighting University of Colorado study showing significantly higher crime rates near dispensaries.

September 4

Most interesting storylines for each NFL team as 2025 season begins

The Philadelphia Eagles are coming off of a Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs and both teams were thrust into two completely different offseasons.

September 4

Trump’s strike on cartel vessel off Venezuela sends warning to Maduro: No sanctuary

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. will wage war on narco-terrorist organizations following Marine strikes on Venezuelan cartel vessel this week.

September 4

A time of testing for the Senate Republican majority

Republican senators face pressure to use rule changes for faster nominee confirmations while preparing for an anticipated Schumer shutdown this fall.

September 3

20 years later: Survivors recall the storm that changed the gulf coast

Hurricane Katrina survivors reflect on the devastating Category 3 storm that struck the Gulf Coast 20 years ago, killing over 1,000 people and destroying communities.

September 3

US bolsters military presence in Caribbean near Venezuela amid Trump's efforts to halt drug trafficking

The U.S. military is strengthening its Navy presence near Venezuela, as President Donald Trump seeks to stop the flow of drug trafficking.