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    U.S. Foreign-Born Population Drops by Nearly 3 Million Under Trump

    A new report reveals that the foreign-born population in the U.S. has decreased by nearly 3 million since President Trump took office, marking the largest decline in decades. The drop includes roughly 2.3 million illegal aliens who have either left voluntarily or been deported, along with an estimated 600,000 fewer legal immigrants. This significant decrease is attributed to the Trump administration's immigration policies, including increased enforcement and border security.
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    Blue Jays Reach .500 for First Time Since June 22

    The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Kansas City Royals 9-2, reaching .500 for the first time since June 22. The victory improved their record to 71-71 and kept them in contention for the third AL Wild Card spot. Toronto has won six of their last seven games and is now within one game of the Cleveland Guardians. Despite recent struggles in their pitching staff, the Blue Jays have remained competitive due to strong performances from acquired players like Brett Bateman.
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    Two Fatal Traffic Accidents in Leningrad Oblast and Kalinin District

    In Leningrad Oblast, two drivers died in separate traffic accidents on the 'Kola' highway within 24 hours, as reported by the Leningrad Regional Fire and Rescue Service. Meanwhile, in the Kalinin district, a head-on collision between a 'Lada Priora' and a 'Renault' resulted in four fatalities, including both drivers. The 19-year-old driver of the 'Lada' was at fault, according to the head of the traffic police department.
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    Argentine Oenologist Gabriel Ansiaume Dies in Mount Blanc Climbing Accident

    Gabriel Ansiaume, a 39-year-old Argentine oenologist known in the industry as 'Rata', died after falling during a descent in the Mont Blanc massif in France. Ansiaume was a well-known figure in the wine industry of Mendoza, with several own and shared projects including Contrabando and Vinos Rattus. He had completed his ascent with a cousin but both fell while performing abseiling, with the cause of the accident still under investigation.
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    Alajuelense vs. Saprissa: Classic Match Preview

    The Costa Rican classic between Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (Alajuelense) and Deportivo Saprissa (Saprissa) is set for Saturday, September 5, at the Alejandro Morera Soto Stadium. Kickoff is at 8 PM local time. The match will be broadcast on FUTV and TDMAX in Costa Rica. Both teams have announced their lineups, with Alajuelense debuting a new defense and Saprissa aiming to maintain their unbeaten record. The classic promises intense rivalry and maximum intensity on the field.
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    Ukraine, Germany Prepare for 'Ramstein' Meeting to Boost Air Defense Amid Increased Attacks

    Ukraine and Germany are preparing for the next 'Ramstein' format meeting, focusing on strengthening air defense capabilities, particularly against reactive drones and ballistic missiles. The meeting aims to determine further priorities for military aid and enhance joint defense capabilities. Ukraine seeks increased production of its defense developments and deeper defense-industrial partnership with Germany. Financial support from international partners remains crucial for Ukraine's defense sector.
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    Complaint Filed Against Activist for Insulting Hindu Deities

    Advocate Anurag Gupta has filed a complaint against CJP activist Nishu Azad for allegedly insulting Hindu deities. Gupta accused Azad of using derogatory language against Hindu gods and goddesses and making inappropriate comments about saints and seers. Another advocate, Amita Sachdeva, also filed a complaint after Azad failed to remove offensive tweets targeting Hindu deities despite being warned.
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    Japan Expands Free Legal Support for Crime Victims Abroad

    Japan's Foreign Ministry is expanding a service that provides free legal consultations to Japanese nationals and their families who have been victims of crimes abroad. The service, initially launched in China following a stabbing incident, has since been extended to the Philippines and Thailand. It aims to assist victims in understanding local legal procedures and seeking damages. The ministry plans to roll out the service in more countries, focusing on areas with high incident rates and large Japanese populations.
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    Anak Krakatau Volcano Eruption Disrupts Flights in Indonesia

    Anak Krakatau volcano in Indonesia erupted on September 5, 2026, causing significant disruption to air travel. The eruption sent volcanic ash clouds up to 15,000 meters high, affecting six airports across the country, including Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Over 1,500 flights were grounded, and approximately 170,000 passengers were stranded. Schools in affected areas were ordered to switch to remote learning, and residents were advised to limit outdoor activities and wear protective masks. The volcano, which emerged in 1927, remains under close monitoring.
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    Drone Attack by ELN Kills Three Soldiers in Ocaña, Colombia

    A drone attack by the National Liberation Army (ELN) on a military cantonment in Ocaña, Norte de Santander, Colombia, resulted in the deaths of three soldiers and injuries to four others. The attack, which involved a swarm of drones equipped with explosives, also damaged an Air Force helicopter. Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella vowed a forceful response and announced a new security strategy for the Catatumbo region.
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    Afghanistan's Oil and Gas Prices Fluctuate Due to Imports and Regional Factors

    The price of oil and gas in Afghanistan's markets continues to fluctuate, with the country's dependence on imports and regional developments being the key factors affecting the fuel market, according to the head of the Afghanistan Oil and Gas Corporation. The General Director of the company told Tolonews that Afghanistan meets a large part of its oil and gas needs from neighboring countries, and changes in the region could impact the country's oil market and prices.
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