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Alleged Bin Laden Friend, Tortured After 9/11, Has Gitmo Detention Reviewed
Abu Zubaydah appeared before a Periodic Review Board after 20 years at Guantanamo without charges. A U.S. official called him a “probable” bin Laden facilitator; his lawyers argue he poses no threat and say the chief prosecutor believes charges are unlikely. No ruling yet.
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Defense: FBI threats coerced Jan. 6 pipe-bomb confession
Attorneys for accused bomb planter Brian Cole Jr. moved to suppress his December interview, arguing FBI tactics—and a psychologist’s opinion—show a coerced confession. DOJ has not responded, per Headline USA.
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Burchett Says He’ll Try to Block NYC Socialist’s House Seat Over ‘Flag Napkin’ Remark
Rep. Tim Burchett told the New York Post he’ll push an “unusual” vote to prevent Darializa Avila Chevalier from being seated if she wins, citing her past flag remark.
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True-Crime Author Says Adam Walsh May Not Have Been Found at All
A true-crime writer points to missing medical examiner records and an identification he says was made quickly in the 1981 case. John Walsh rejected the author’s Dahmer theory; he hasn’t commented on this latest claim.
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Pat Gray Rips Talarico’s ‘Billionaires’ Ad: ‘We Have the Receipts’
Democrat James Talarico’s new ad claims “billionaires” are funding attacks. BlazeTV’s Pat Gray rejects the pitch, alleging Talarico won’t refute the charges.
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Maine anti-ICE meeting urged doxxing—then spike strips hit ICE site
Blaze News and the Maine Wire report a Scarborough town hall where an organizer pressed to identify ICE agents. Days later, spike strips were found outside the local ICE facility.
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Macon suspect in 12-injury attack had 2023 shooting charges
Bibb County Sheriff’s Office says two men are charged in a Macon shooting. WGXA previously reported one of them, David Vincent Pitts, was charged in a 2023 hotel “double shooting.”
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Colorado Sues DHS, ICE to Stop Hudson Detention Center
According to The Center Square, Colorado AG Phil Weiser asked a federal court to pause work on a Hudson immigration detention center, arguing DHS and ICE must complete an environmental review first.
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Pentagon Promises Full Shield for $185B—CBO Sees $1.2T. Who’s Unprotected?
A Pentagon official told The Center Square Golden Dome “protects all Americans,” but the CBO’s 20‑year estimate is $1.2 trillion and a Senate hearing raised who actually gets defended.
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NFL vs. DHS? Report says league demanded Brian Dawkins clips be pulled from video vowing to stop migrant caravan
The Western Journal reports the NFL asked Homeland Security to remove Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins from clips the agency used in a video vowing to stop a migrant caravan.
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Can Congress Force a Revisit of SCOTUS’s Birthright Citizenship Ruling?
In a Federalist Society webinar covered by The Center Square, Gene Hamilton criticized the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling while Judge Steven Menashi defended its approach. Both argued Congress could pass laws to prompt a new test at the high court.
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Sheriff’s Office Claims It Might Have Solved Infamous ‘Tylenol Murders’ Case
Ada County investigators say photos and DNA identified a man who died in a Boise church in 1982 as Dr. Mathew Betkouski—and a forensic psychiatrist says the detective’s work links him to the cyanide-laced Tylenol case. Roku’s Unsolved Mysteries episode will detail the findings.
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Colin Kaepernick DISSES white parents for his black identity
Colin Kaepernick contrasted his lived experience as a Black man with the “colorblind” approach he says his white adoptive parents took at home — and BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock pushed back, crediting those parents for Kaepernick’s success and arguing his later identity focus changed his career. What Kaepernick said In an interview on The Karen…
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Dutch Review Backs First Toddler Euthanasia Case Under Expanded Child Law
A Dutch committee concluded that doctors acted properly after ending the life of a severely ill 2-year-old, according to NL Times, in the first reported case under the Netherlands’ expanded rules for children under 12.
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Sherrod Brown’s Data Center Attack Ad Hits a Google-Sized Complication
Former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown is attacking Ohio’s expanding data center industry in a new campaign ad aimed at Republican Sen. Jon Husted — but the ad has drawn scrutiny over the company shown on screen. According to Fox News Digital, Brown’s Sept. 4 ad features a data center in Lancaster, Ohio, that is owned…
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AOC Rejoins Democratic Socialists Before Rumored 2028 Presidential Run
The Manhattan Institute and City & State New York reported on a membership lapse and a rare DSA disclosure tied to 2028 conversations, while Sen. Rand Paul and Rep. Glenn Grothman criticized socialism in separate comments.
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Did Kyiv Break Trump’s Announced Deal? Reports Say Moscow’s Kapotnya Refinery Was Struck Days Later
Reports of a drone strike on a major Moscow oil facility emerged days after former President Donald Trump posted that Ukraine had agreed to halt attacks on Russian energy targets. What’s being reported Gateway Pundit, citing posts by social accounts Faytuks Network and Current Report on September 20, 2026, reported that the Kapotnya Oil Refinery…
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Trump Floats Pardon for Michael Cohen — the Key Witness Against Him. What Changed?
Donald Trump said he is open to considering a presidential pardon for Michael Cohen, his former personal attorney and later a key witness against him, if “everything checks out.” The comment came during a press gaggle at Joint Base Andrews and was captured in a video posted by X user @Acyn on Sept. 9, 2026,…
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‘I Didn’t Have Any Doubts’: Lone Clancy Juror Breaks Silence
Michael P. Desronvil told NewsNation he believed prosecutors proved Lindsay Clancy planned the killings—clashing with other jurors’ accounts.
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Cleveland Man, Ex‑USDA Program Director Get 6 Months for $400,000 ‘No‑Work’ Scheme
A Center Square report says the pair conspired to bill the federal government about $400,000 for work never performed.
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Obama-appointed judge freezes USPS enforcement of Trump’s ballot-mail rule—again—after Supreme Court twist
U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani issued a fresh 14-day pause on USPS rules linked to a Trump executive order, arguing the Postal Service overstepped. The move follows a Supreme Court stay in a related case, per the source article.
