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#politics
Fox News: Fetterman urges Dems to stop calling Trump 'Hitler' and 'autocrat' after Kirk assassination
Fetterman urged Democrats to stop labeling Trump as Hitler or an autocrat, saying Trump isn’t an autocrat and the rhetoric should cool.
Kirk’s shooting revives debate on political violence; Crockett defends calling Trump a "wannabe Hitler," while others say it fuels harm.
Times Of Israel: UN Human Rights Council to hold urgent debate on Israel’s Doha strike
UNHRC to hold urgent Geneva debate on Israel’s Sept. 9 strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar; Hamas says five killed incl. a Qatari officer; Pakistan (OIC) and Kuwait (GCC) filed, Doha warns it endangers normalization. Netanyahu defends; Washington backs the alliance.
Fox News: Prince Harry desperate for reconciliation with King Charles after making 'serious error': expert
Harry, turning 41, signals reconciliation with Charles after a Sept. 10 Clarence House meeting and a surprise Ukraine trip, part of a new advisory team.
William remains distant; whether this lasts depends on Harry’s actions and whether Meghan and the kids rejoin.
GB News: 'This is freedom of speech!' Keir Starmer branded a 'hypocrite' for condemning 'violence' at Unite the Kingdom rally
Starmer condemned violence against police at Unite the Kingdom, urging peaceful protest and zero tolerance.
Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński labeled Starmer and Khan hypocrites, urged Britons not to be boxed by violence labels, and spoke of a "great Christian Europe".
Le Monde: Paris trial of euthanasia activists puts France's right-to-die debate back in spotlight
Twelve Ultime Liberté members go on trial in Paris for helping people obtain pentobarbital for euthanasia; most are 74–89, retirees, facing up to 10 years.
France's right-to-die bill debate continues; pentobarbital is for animals here, with the 2019 investigation.
The Western Journal: ICYMI: Just Before Charlie Kirk’s Assassination BLM Condoned Physical Violence
Commentary: BLM’s official Instagram reposted a Born in Flames clip asserting "all oppressed people have a right to violence," linked to Zarutska's case.
The piece argues this normalizes violence and ties it to Charlie Kirk’s death, urging conservatives to remember.
Times Of Israel: In rare Israeli interview, PM rejects ‘malicious’ claim he’s needlessly prolonging war
Netanyahu says claims he’s prolonging the Gaza war for politics are malicious and false; frames it as part of a broader fight against Iran.
He cites hostages and uneven U.S. backing as complicating factors; says the military isn’t briefed on next steps; hostage families oppose a Gaza City assault.
#economy
Le Monde: Qatar owns 20% of property on Paris' Champs-Elysées
Qatar via the sovereign wealth fund and related entities owns about 390m of the Champs-Elysées, roughly 20% of the 1.3km, under 1990s tax-break deals.
Notables: 52 Champs-Elysées (2012, >€500m; now Galeries Lafayette/Monoprix) and 103-111 (2010, €440m), tied to LV.
#health
Fox News: Cannabis use rises among pregnant women despite serious fetal risks
More pregnant women use cannabis, especially early, to ease stress, nausea and sleep, despite rising THC and sparse safety data.
Experts warn no safe amount in pregnancy; use linked to preterm birth, low birth weight and other neonatal risks; safer options advised.
Fox News: Trump will Make America Healthy Again with an unlikely coalition
MAHA moves from fringe to center, uniting libertarians, some Democrats, and moms around health and parental rights with Trump at the helm.
Establishment calls it a sideshow, but it's a realignment that could reshape 2028 politics and kids’ health policy.
#crime
Fox News: Iryna Zarutska killing exposes GOP split on possible federal intervention in Charlotte
Sen. Thom Tillis warned against the White House turning Charlotte into a national focus as crime-policy criticism grows.
Budd blames local leaders; Trump says Democrats have "blood on their hands," with DOJ action and possible federal intervention fueling the debate.