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➤ Both TV station groups who preempted Jimmy Kimmel this week will put him back on the air after three days. (Hear More)

➤ President Trump’s dramatic Air Force One flyover at the Ryder Cup drew a reaction from fans. (Listen Now)

➤ A dangerous squirrel is terrorizing a California neighborhood, sending residents to the ER. (Podcast Available)

➤ President Trump said the U.S. will impose a 100% tariff on branded or patented pharmaceutical products entering the country beginning Oct. 1. The measure won’t apply to companies building drug manufacturing plants in the U.S. (See Details)

➤ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced down a mass walkout of delegates at the U.N. on Friday as he criticized other nations’ “shameful” recognition of the Palestinian state. (More)

➤ Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said Friday that more federal troops, beyond just the National Guard, will be part of a surge of resources to fight crime in Memphis, encompassing 13 federal agencies and state troopers. (More)

➤ Oklahoma School Superintendent Ryan Walters, who pushed to add Bible teaching to public school classrooms, announced he was leaving his superintendent role to lead the conservative group Teacher Freedom Alliance, saying, “We’re going to destroy the teachers unions.” (More)

➤ America Needs 5X More Lithium by 2035 Vero3 devised a way to cleanly produce lithium, generate clean water and permanently store carbon – all from the same 14k-acre Wyoming site. Validated by $25M in historical funding, this first-of-its-kind project forecasts annual profit of $183M. And you can invest ahead of a targeted 2028 Nasdaq IPO. (More)

Here’s How Brooke Burke Fights Flab At 54 (It’s So Easy)

Don’t make the same mistake Brooke Burke did.

At first, she thought it was part of getting older. After all, she was in her late 40s approaching menopause.

No matter what she did, though, she kept getting more flab on her belly.

Then, she discovered she was skipping one protein everyone should be eating after 40… but almost no woman in America eats.

She just posted an eye-opening video about it. If you’re at least 40, you’ve got to see it. Click here.

➤ The MLB regular season wraps up this weekend with multiple teams still vying for postseason wild card spots. Multiple games this weekend will make or break a team’s playoff hopes. (See Playoff Standings)

➤ Seattle Mariners outfielder Julio Rodríguez made a leaping catch against the Rockies to rob a potential home run from going over the fence (See Highlight)

➤ The LA Lakers signed head coach JJ Redick to a contract extension, but general manager Rob Pelinka remains uncertain on LeBron James’ future with the franchise. “The first thing we want to do in terms of LeBron and his future is just give him absolute respect to choose his story,” Pelinka said. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NCAAF | MLB | NHL | Soccer | Ryder Cup | WNBA

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The #1 “Fit Girl” Snack That Backfires After 40

You’ve probably been told this food is good for you…

Low-cal. Light. “Clean.”

But, it might be one of the worst things you can eat if you’re trying to lose flab – especially after 40.

Turns out, the problem isn’t just calories, carbs, or sweets… It’s eating the wrong kind of protein.

Click here to discover the 3 protein myths that are keeping women flabby and soft.

➤ British citizens and residents will be required to have digital ID cards to obtain employment under a new government plan meant to reduce illegal immigration. (More)

➤ A fire in Egypt left 11 dead and 33 injured after a boiler explosion at a textile dye business caused part of the building to collapse. (See Details)

➤ Slovakia’s parliament narrowly passed a constitutional amendment recognizing male and female as the only two sexes. The change also restricts adoption to heterosexual couples and bans surrogate pregnancies. (More)

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➤ A developing storm heading toward the Carolinas could strengthen into a Category 1 or 2 hurricane early next week. State officials are deploying pumps, staging high-water vehicles, and preparing sandbags for potential flooding. (More)

➤ A WWII dumpsite holding bombs, TNT, and chemical weapons in Germany’s Baltic Sea has become an unlikely refuge for marine life, which has been found thriving on long-abandoned explosives and missiles. (See Photos)

➤ Scientists studied 117-year-old Maria Branyas Morera before she died and found that strong genetics, a daily yogurt habit, and the avoidance of smoking or alcohol contributed to her longevity. (See Details)

➤ Nobel Prize Winners Discovered This Food Reverses Age-Related Frailty. Memory slipping? Feeling weaker? A “silent epidemic” is making American seniors 2.3x more frail—but Nobel Prize-winning research reveals one powerful food fights back. This natural superfood boosts energy, sharpens memory, and strengthens bones. It’s not what you think, and most people haven’t eaten it in years. (Learn more)

Which tech convenience would you give up first?

1. GPS navigation
2. Streaming TV services
3. Online shopping
4. Text messaging
5. Other
6. None, I love them all!

Yesterday’s Results:

How many states have you visited?

1. 41-49:  21%
2. 11-20:  20%
3. 21-30:  19%
4. 31-40:  18%
5. 1-10:  12%
6. All 50:  10%

Today’s Trivia

What was the original name for the fall season?

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