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Ukraine unleashes over 1,000 drones in record-breaking blitz on Moscow

Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones overnight at Moscow, damaging a residential building and an oil refinery while officials reported two deaths and 20 injuries. The record-breaking barrage coincided with the final day of Russia's parliamentary elections.

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Trump set to press Zelenskyy at UN to agree energy ceasefire with Russia

Donald Trump is expected to press Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the UN to agree an energy ceasefire with Russia, as Ukraine escalates strikes on Russian oil refineries and diesel prices surge. Trump has blamed Kyiv for the energy war, while Zelenskyy says Ukraine will de-escalate if Russia stops targeting its energy and infrastructure. The article notes Trump prematurely announced a ceasefire and that Russian strikes have continued.

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Macklemore’s anti-Israel rant: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 21, 2026

A collection of letters to the editor condemns Macklemore for anti-Israel remarks and being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour, praising Robert Kraft and stadium owners who removed him. Additional letters defend Trump’s Iran policy, blame Obama for high oil prices, and frame Iran’s nuclear program as an existential threat requiring military action.

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Nadiya Hussain shares video accusing Ed Sheeran of shedding 'white tears' after he broke down on stage saying his family had 'abandoned him' while addressing Israel-Palestine row

Nadiya Hussain shared an Instagram video accusing Ed Sheeran of shedding 'white tears' after he broke down onstage amid backlash over his tour and the Israel-Palestine controversy. The article details the therapist's explanation of 'white tears' while also emphasizing Sheeran's emotional apology and distress.

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Main Kremlin party keeps control of Russian parliament after a carefully orchestrated vote

Russia’s United Russia party retained a large parliamentary majority in a vote that excluded most opposition candidates and was described as carefully orchestrated to preserve Vladimir Putin’s grip on power. The election, held amid a crackdown on dissent and the war in Ukraine, also took place as Ukrainian drone attacks struck deep inside Russia.

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Senate Republican on Iran war: ‘I think we’ll be out of there in about 6 months’

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) predicted the U.S. will be out of Iran in about six months, arguing objectives are being achieved and lower oil and inflation will follow. The article notes the conflict has passed six months without a deal, Trump's threats to annihilate Iran or strike civilian infrastructure, a House war powers resolution, and rising gas prices and war costs.

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Russian drones slam a southern Ukraine city after Kyiv’s 1,000-drone weekend barrage

Russian drones struck Zaporizhzhia, hitting apartment blocks, a university, and a shopping mall and wounding five people, a day after Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia. The attacks come amid stalled diplomacy and as world leaders gather for the U.N. General Assembly, with Moldova also reporting a drone incursion.

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