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A soldier from the US Army’s 1st Cavalry Division has died and another has been injured in a vehicle rollover during a training exercise at Fort Hood in Texas. The incident happened on Monday, 14 September, at the base near Killeen, military officials said. The injured service member is receiving medical treatment, although no further details about their condition have been released. The identity of the soldier who died is being withheld while relatives are notified. Officials said the name will not be made public until at least 24 hours after the completion of next-of-kin notifications. Brig Gen Ethan Diven,…

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Retirement financial insecurity is affecting more than one in three Australians aged 65 and over, with many fearing their savings will not last, according to an AMP survey. The concern is even more widespread among people approaching retirement, says Jonathan Philpot, a wealth management partner at HLB Mann Judd. “Of the clients I see who are approaching retirement age, the clear majority are worried they’re going to run out of money,” he said. Philpot said planning should begin as early as possible, although he added: “It’s never too late.” When can Australians access their superannuation? People can generally access their…

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The cost of the Iran war could reach between $2 billion and $3 billion a month for as long as the conflict continues, according to an estimate by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO). The analysis said spending could rise during periods of intensified exchanges with Iran. It estimated that the conflict cost the US about $38 billion between February 28 and August 1, excluding repairs to damaged US bases in the region. Replacing munitions accounts for most of that bill. The CBO put the cost of replenishing weapons used through August 1 at $21.7 billion, including $7.3 billion for…

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Raheem Sterling has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and possessing nitrous oxide for wrongful inhalation after a crash on the M3 in Hampshire, following what prosecutors described as prolonged and seriously impaired driving. The former England international, 31, also admitted failing to provide a specimen after his £270,000 Lamborghini Urus collided with a metal gate near the Minley interchange at about 8.45am on 28 May. Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court heard that Sterling had driven erratically across the M25 and M3 for around 90 minutes, forcing other motorists to move out of his way before he left the motorway near Farnborough. Police…

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A federal judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center board cannot restore Donald Trump’s name to the Washington arts complex or rename its grounds the “President Donald J. Trump Plaza”. US District Judge Christopher Cooper said the board’s decision conflicted with both an earlier court order and legislation establishing the building as a living memorial to John F. Kennedy. “Simply put,” Judge Cooper wrote in a 22-page decision, “Defendants cannot install memorials for President Trump or anyone or anything else at the Kennedy Center without Congress’s blessing. The board resolution bucks a federal court order and a statute Congress enacted.”…

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Ford is expanding V-8 availability and cutting the starting prices of selected performance models in its 2027 F-150 line-up, as the Detroit manufacturer seeks to offer customers more choice amid wider affordability concerns. The 2027 F-150 Raptor will start at $77,800, a reduction of $4,000 from the current model. The Tremor’s starting price will fall by about $5,300 to $62,400. Ford said the lower prices had been achieved by removing some standard equipment. Changes include making heated second-row seats optional and replacing power controls with manual controls for some features, including the steering column. Todd Eckert, senior director of truck…

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Adult performer Christian Styles died from alcohol and mitragynine toxicity, according to the Wayne County Medical Examiner in Michigan. Mitragynine is the common active ingredient in kratom, a product sold without a prescription. The medical examiner’s findings also recorded a blood alcohol concentration of 0.168, as well as caffeine and several other drugs in Styles’ system. Styles, 29, was found dead in a bedroom at his home after his parents went to check on him. They had reportedly been checking on him hourly, with his last known time alive recorded as 3pm. The report said he had been on a…

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Chelsea are intensifying their pursuit of Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel after reports that the 15-year-old wants to leave Old Trafford. Gabriel’s representatives are understood to have formally asked for his registration to be cancelled with immediate effect. United are nevertheless hopeful of resolving the situation and persuading the highly rated forward to stay. Chelsea step up pursuit of JJ Gabriel Chelsea have been tracking Gabriel for some time and see him as a strong fit for their strategy of recruiting promising young players. The London club are now seeking to take advantage of the uncertainty over his future. The…

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A horse in Presidio County, Texas, has tested positive for New World screwworm in what officials say is the first confirmed equine case in the United States this century. The parasite was identified on the hind leg of a working ranch horse on 9 September, according to the United States Equestrian Federation. The case forms part of the current outbreak of the flesh-eating pest in the southern US. New World screwworm larvae burrow into wounds and feed on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals. Infestations can affect livestock, wildlife and, in rare cases, people. Horse owners urged to check animals…

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