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Ten protesters were maced by federal immigration agents outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Broadview, Illinois, on Saturday, with two taken to hospital, village officials said. The confrontation began at about 2.30pm outside the federal detention centre on Beach Street, where demonstrators had gathered near the entrance. Broadview Fire EMS treated those affected, while the remaining protesters declined transport to hospital. According to village spokesperson David Ormsby, some protesters said they had been “staging” in the middle of the road and blocking ICE agents from entering and leaving the property. The account was followed by a confrontation…

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Australia beat Zimbabwe by one wicket in the third ODI in Harare to complete a 3-0 series clean sweep, with Josh Inglis hitting a century in a tense finish. Inglis’ fine innings helped steer Australia to victory as they narrowly overcame Zimbabwe in the deciding match of the series.

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The second half of Face the Nation featured interviews with Senator Bill Cassidy, IBM vice chairman Gary Cohn and Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang. CBS News correspondent Jo Ling Kent conducted the interview with Huang, while Cassidy and Cohn also appeared during the programme’s later segment.

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Earl Spencer has said his allegations about King Charles’s reaction to Princess Diana’s death will not come as a surprise to Princes William and Harry, suggesting he has previously discussed the reported exchange with them. In an interview with Laura Kuenssberg, the earl declined to give details of his conversations with his nephews but said: “I don’t like to talk about what I’ve been speaking about to William and Harry, but this will not be a surprise to them.” The claim is contained in his forthcoming memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which describes an alleged confrontation with Charles in…

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Influencer Ash Trevino has filed a lawsuit accusing Raelene Ortega of making false allegations to her probation officer in an attempt to have her community supervision revoked. The claim, filed on 17 September, alleges that Ortega reported Trevino for supposedly making threats and using racial slurs online against a restaurant she had publicly criticised. Stephanie Lama is also named as a co-defendant. According to the filing, the probation officer told Ortega that any illegal activity could be reported to police. Ortega allegedly replied: “OK, but, that’s no[t] like violation of her, of her probation?” The documents also state that Ortega…

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Two people have died and two others have suffered serious injuries following a near head-on collision between two cars in Davenport, Florida, the Florida Highway Patrol has said. The crash happened at about 11.55pm on Saturday, 19 September, on US Highway 17-92 near West James Street in Polk County. Troopers said a Honda sedan driven by a 41-year-old man from Davenport was travelling south when it crossed into the northbound lanes. It then collided with a Nissan carrying three people. Two killed in Davenport crash The Nissan driver, a 37-year-old man from Kissimmee, and a 45-year-old Kissimmee woman who was…

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Iran has warned that any major new US-led attack would trigger sustained strikes against American bases and interests across the region, as its military said it had information that an assault was being prepared. The Khatam al-Anbiya military headquarters, which assumes operational command of Iran’s armed forces during wartime, said regional allies of the United States would also be treated as parties to the conflict. “If you make a mistake, you will be the target of painful attacks,” the headquarters said in a statement carried by Iranian state media. “All of that country’s deployment centres and interests in the region…

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