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Anti-migrant rally and counter-protesters face off in PortsmouthSociety

Several hundred anti-immigration protesters and counter-protesters confronted one another in central Portsmouth on Saturday. With a heavy police presence, about 400 anti-migrant demonstrators marched into the city for a second consecutive weekend, while a similarly sized anti-racism gathering assembled elsewhere.

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Kayleigh McEnany: This is AMAZING to watchPolitics4:48

President Trump travels to Ireland for a two-day visit, meeting Irish leaders and speaking in Dublin. Reporter Alex Hogan provides live updates, while Kayleigh McEnany analyzes the diplomatic stakes of the trip.

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Protesters in Ireland react to Trump’s ‘united Ireland’ remarksPolitics

Thousands gathered in Dublin on Saturday to protest Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland. Some demonstrators were angered after the US president said a unified Ireland would be “fantastic,” while others argued that he should not have been invited.

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Canadian shoppers shun US productsEconomy

A growing campaign by Canadian consumers to buy domestic goods and boycott US products is reshaping supermarket shelves. Shoppers say choosing local items is a “small way” to help during the trade war with the United States.

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Explosion hits second Bulgarian weapons storage site in weeksWorld

Bulgaria is investigating an explosion at a weapons storage facility, including whether sabotage was involved and whether it is connected to an earlier fire at another site operated by the same company, EMCO.

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Making America Safe AgainPolitics

The White House published content titled “Making America Safe Again.”

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Making America Safe AgainPolitics

The White House published content titled “Making America Safe Again.”

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Video shows Israeli troops firing on Palestinians in the West BankWorld

Video obtained by The Associated Press shows Israeli troops opening fire Saturday on a group of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank who did not appear to pose a threat. One man was injured, according to the video.

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Celine Dion mania takes over ParisCulture

Celine Dion greeted fans outside her hotel in Paris, hours before beginning a concert series in the city.

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Good Morning America Full Broadcast – Saturday, September 12, 2026Other

The broadcast features families honoring nearly 3,000 people killed that day and thousands of first responders still facing lasting effects. It also reports an arrest in the hanging death of a Mississippi woman, examines rising food and gas prices, previews a US Open showdown, and includes dolphin fishing trips and shopping deals.

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Why a record £72m donation is a ‘game-changer’ for ReformPolitics

Reform UK has received a record £72m from crypto billionaires Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne, who each contributed £36m. The discussion examines their reasons for giving, including Delo’s call for a “fair fight” and Harborne’s competitive motivation, and considers how the money could affect UK politics.

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Selling the war: Purges, polygraphs and propaganda | The Listening PostWorld25:16

With the US midterm elections only weeks away, Donald Trump’s administration is trying to present a positive narrative about a war with Iran that shows no sign of easing. Rising fuel and grocery costs, the president’s provocative social media posts and the Pentagon’s combative relationship with the press are making that message increasingly difficult to sell.

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Iran's strategy explained as Houthis seize islandWorld

Retired Vice Adm. Robert Harward discusses reports that Iran has resumed ballistic missile production at underground facilities, as the Houthis’ seizure of an island is examined through the lens of Tehran’s strategy.

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Will Houthi gains give Iran leverage in its war with the US?World27:41

The Ansarullah Houthi advance along Yemen’s Red Sea coast has raised fears that the US-Iran conflict could develop a second front. The group now controls areas near the Bab al-Mandab Strait, a key route for Saudi oil exports, leaving Saudi Arabia in a difficult position. With the Strait of Hormuz blockaded, concerns about further supply disruption have pushed oil above $100 a barrel.

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'Lil Durk' found not guilty in murder-for-hire caseSociety1:51

ABC News legal analyst Brian Buckmire discusses the murder-for-hire case involving “Lil Durk,” which allegedly targeted rival rapper “Quando Rondo.”

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American resilience endures after 9/11Society

ABC News’ Whit Johnson reports on the strength Americans have shown in the days, weeks and years since the Sept. 11 attacks.

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How to find a good financial plannerEconomy

Jill Schlesinger answers questions about personal finance, including how to find a good financial planner.

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‘We do not oppose anyone,’ Modi tells leaders at BRICS summitWorld1:15

BRICS leaders met in New Delhi on Saturday for a summit centered on trade, investment and global conflicts. The bloc is seeking a larger role in shaping the global agenda for emerging and developing countries, while Modi said in his address that “we do not oppose anyone.”

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Trump says a united Ireland would be ‘a great thing’Politics6:10

US President Donald Trump said he would like to see a united Ireland during a meeting with the Irish prime minister in Dublin. He said it would happen eventually and described the Taoiseach as the right person to move it forward. More than 10,000 people meanwhile marched in Dublin to oppose Trump.

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JUST IN: Iran reportedly resumes ballistic missile productionWorld

Former Navy SEAL and author Jack Carr discusses reports that Iran has resumed ballistic missile production, alleged links between Chinese satellite imagery and an Iranian strike that killed three U.S. troops, and other Middle East security issues.

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“My hydronyms are Lake and Ontario”: Merch takes aim at Trump’s “Lake America”Culture

Toronto city councillor Lloyd Rang has turned U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Lake America” remark into Lake Ontario-themed shirts, sweatshirts and hats. He is donating $10 from each sale to Swim Drink Fish for restoration, water monitoring and advocacy around the lake. The merchandise has drawn interest across Canada and as far away as Australia and Asia.

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