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Hasan Piker has claimed that the United States has committed more terrorism than Al-Qaeda “pound for pound”, pointing to an alleged bombing of an Iranian elementary school. The left-wing streamer made the remarks during an appearance on The Axios Show, saying: “We have caused tremendous terror all around the world.” Piker referred to the February bombing of the Shajareh Tayyebeh school, which he said left about 120 children dead. “If you’re killing 140 schoolgirls, that is an act of terror,” he said. He later clarified that he did not mean “that all Americans are terrorists”. Instead, he urged US citizens…

Three Arizona businesses are in the spotlight in FOX 10 Phoenix’s “Seen on TV” feature for Thursday, September 17, 2026. The line-up includes Queen Creek Olive Mill in Queen Creek, Nadu Phoenix and Sweet Salvage Vintage Market in Phoenix, with links and contact information provided for viewers who missed the segments on air. Arizona businesses featured on Seen on TV Queen Creek Olive Mill is listed at 25062 South Meridian Road, Queen Creek, Arizona 85142. Nadu Phoenix is located at 21001 North Tatum Boulevard, Suite 40-1360, Phoenix, Arizona 85050. Sweet Salvage Vintage Market can be found at 4648 North Seventh…

Australia is to explore a ban on smart glasses across Commonwealth workplaces as part of new standards intended to guide the safe use of artificial intelligence in the workplace. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is expected to announce the measures on Friday, ahead of his trip to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, where he plans to discuss Australia’s approach to AI with other world leaders. The proposed restrictions follow growing security concerns about the non-consensual recording capabilities of smart glasses. The devices have become more accessible and gained prominence after Kylie Jenner promoted Meta’s latest model. It is…

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Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson will resign after the left-wing opposition won a narrow majority in the general election, securing 176 seats in the 349-member Riksdag. The four parties that make up or support the outgoing centre-right government won 173 seats, leaving only three seats between the two blocs. About 50,000 votes separated them across the country of 10.6 million people. Kristersson said he would ask to be relieved of his office, allowing the process of forming a new government to begin. “Now, it is the speaker who will lead the next stage of the way to a new government.…

China has urged Iran to rein in the Houthis after Saudi Arabia made a request, according to Reuters.

Brad Pitt has revealed that he briefly lost Ines de Ramon in the crowd at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, describing the celebration as “the wedding of the century”. The actor attended the event at Madison Square Garden on July 3 with de Ramon, his girlfriend, during what he said was an exceptionally large and busy reception. Speaking during an interview at the Nashville premiere of his new film Heart of the Beast on Wednesday, Pitt confirmed that the pair became separated on the dance floor. “I lost her,” he said. Pitt explained that the dance floor was so…

Thomas Tuchel faces five lessons to learn from the World Cup, according to an analysis by chief correspondent Kaveh Solhekol. Solhekol examines the key areas Tuchel will need to address as part of a detailed assessment of the tournament and its implications for the manager.

A road trip along Interstate 43 has uncovered an unusual link between the Wisconsin communities of Belgium and Luxembourg, where the names of two European countries appear to have been swapped by history. FOX6’s Tim Van Vooren and sports photojournalist Mickie Leach, who have travelled north from the station’s Brown Deer studios to cover the Green Bay Packers since 1990, stopped at Exit 107 to explore the connection. The village of Belgium was founded by immigrants from Luxembourg and is home to the Luxembourg American Cultural Society, despite its distinctly Belgian name. A separate community called Luxemburg lies farther north…

Ireland will not take part in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest or broadcast the competition, RTÉ has said, citing the continuing loss of life in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis there. The decision means Ireland will miss Eurovision for a second consecutive year. The 2027 contest is due to be held in Burgas, Bulgaria, after the country’s first victory in May. In a statement, RTÉ said: “RTÉ feels that Ireland’s participation cannot be justified given the appalling and ongoing loss of lives in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis there which continues to put the lives of so many civilians at…