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Indonesian men's gymnast Naufal Takdir Al Bari died on Thursday after suffering a neck injury in training, according to the Indonesian Gymnastics Federation.

Al Bari, 19, was at a training camp in Penza, Russia, when he fell awkwardly into a foam pit while training the high bar, according to Russian staff speaking to state media. He subsequently spent 12 days in intensive care before succumbing to his injury.The athlete was training to compete in this year's Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, which are being held in Indonesia, and was projected to qualify for the next Summer Olympic Games in 2028 in Los Angeles

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Gymnast projected to make 2028 Los Angeles Olympics dies after training accident in Russia

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Indonesian men’s gymnast Naufal Takdir Al Bari died on Thursday after suffering a neck injury in training, according to the Indonesian Gymnastics Federation.

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US President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will not allow Israel to annex the occupied West Bank, drawing a rare red line over Israel’s actions in the Palestinian territory.

Trump’s comments came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in New York for the United Nations General Assembly Wednesday and to meet with the president.

“I will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank. Nope, I will not allow it. It’s not going to happen,” Trump said in the Oval Office, acknowledging that he had spoken to Netanyahu earlier in the day on the topic.

“It’s been enough. It’s time to stop now,” he added.

Also working on the cause to end the war in Gaza. release of all Israeli hostages in a state to ceasefire.

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US President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will not allow Israel to annex the occupied West Bank, drawing a rare red line over Israel’s actions in the Palestinian territory.

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There has been a recent announcement of a potential link of the use acetiminophen during pregnancy to autism. The NIH (National Institiutes of Health) are offering $50 million to different projects and tests to find the cause of autism and help improve the outcome for people who live with autism. One hospital is looking at the enviromental exposures that can lead to autism while a university is examining the diet and other interactions that can lead to autism.

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NIH to spend $50M on autism cause studies, experts say US should focus on treatments

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Autism researchers say scientists have been looking into the causes of autism for many decades, and funds may be better spent addressing treatments and interventions.

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A tropical storm is headed towards the United States. The name of this storm is Imelda. Imelda is expected to hit the Bahamas and then make an impact on the southeast coast. The storm is suspected to grow to a hurricane by Sunday or Monday. Imelda is expected to have flooding and strong winds. This storm is only supposed to reach a category level of 1 to 2.

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Developing storm may hit Carolinas as a hurricane next week: Latest forecast

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A new tropical system may hit the Carolinas as a hurricane next week, bringing significant flooding with it.

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Fatal sniper shooting at dallas immigration.Wrote on bullet casings anti Ice

They say the suspect seemed prepared to die. He sprayed the length of the building with gun fire and and left writing on casings.Federal officers say the suspect died by suicide,Rothrock described the shooting as a "targeted, ambush-style attack" and that the suspect engaged in a significant, high-degree of pre-attack planning, including researching the targeted building and using apps to track the location of ICE agents.

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As a motive remains under investigation in the fatal sniper-type shooting at a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office this week, law enforcement experts said the incident is part of a frightening trend of rifle-wielding shooters targeting politicians, police and others from long distances.

Since an alleged would-be assassin attempted to kill President Donald Trump during a July 2024 campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, at least seven sniper-type incidents have unfolded across the country, including the Sept. 10 shooting that claimed the life of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, according to reporting by ABC News.

While such shootings have been part of America's history, including the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1960s, law enforcement experts told ABC News that they have never seen so many sniper-type incidents occurring in such a short amount of time.

"I believe this is the next chapter, if you will, in our history of violence, specifically active-shooter-type situations," Jesse Hambrick, a retired Georgia deputy sheriff and counter-sniper expert, told ABC News.

The latest incident occurred on Wednesday morning when the 29-year-old suspect, identified by federal authorities as Joshua Jahn of Fairview, Texas, opened fire on a Dallas ICE facility, killing a detainee and leaving two others critically wounded, officials said. The victims were shot in an uncovered sallyport at the facility, officials said.

Jahn allegedly planned the attack for months and opened fire from the rooftop of a private office building overlooking the ICE facility, using an 8mm bolt-action rifle he legally purchased in August, Joe Rothrock, the FBI special agent in charge of the bureau's Dallas office, said at Thursday afternoon's news conference.

Rothrock described the shooting as a "targeted, ambush-style attack" and that the suspect engaged in a significant, high-degree of pre-attack planning, including researching the targeted building and using apps to track the location of ICE agents.

Federal officials said the suspect, a U.S. citizen who died by suicide, sprayed the length of the building with gunfire and left behind writings leading investigators to believe he wanted to shoot ICE agents, not detainees, and cause terror, federal officials said.

"Hopefully this will give ICE agents a real terror, to think, 'is there a sniper with AP [armor-piercing] rounds on the roof?" the suspect allegedly wrote in one handwritten note, according to FBI Director Kash Patel.

Patel disclosed in a social media post on Thursday that the suspect also conducted multiple searches on ballistics and the 'Charlie Kirk Shot Video' before carrying out the attack.

Like the suspect in the Kirk shooting who engraved shell casings found at the scene with messages -- including "Hey fascist! CATCH! -- authorities said the suspect in the shooting at the Dallas ICE facility also wrote a message on at least one bullet casing found at the crime scene that read, "ANTI-ICE."

Like some of the other sniper shooters who have carried out recent attacks, the suspect seemed prepared to die, Hambrick told ABC News.

"Here's the reality, very honestly, if someone has no fear of losing their own life, it makes them dang near impossible to prevent from taking somebody else's life," Hambrick said.

The shooting at the ICE facility came just two weeks after a gunman perched atop a building at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, shot and killed Kirk as the 31-year-old co-founder of the conservative grass roots organization Turning Point USA was speaking to a large crowd at an outdoor event. The suspect, identified as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was arrested and charged with capital murder.

"The long-range threat is new, and I think that's all stemming from Butler," said Don Mihalek, a former senior U.S. Secret Service Agent, referring to the July 2024 attack on Trump, which killed one rallygoer and injured two others before the shooter, 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crook, was fatally shot by a Secret Service counter sniper. "I think the Butler incident is being copycatted in many ways by other people."

Less than a month after the assassination attempt on Trump, a sniper armed with an AR-15 rifle opened fire from an overpass along Kentucky's Interstate 75 near London, hitting a dozen vehicles and injuring eight people, authorities said. The suspect, 32-year-old Joseph Couch, a former member of the Army Reserve, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following an 11-day manhunt, officials said.

On Sept. 15, 2024, just two months after the first attempt on Trump's life, a Secret Service agent foiled another assassination attempt on the president at Trump's golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida. The agent spotted the barrel of a rifle sticking out of the fence line and opened fire on the shooter, identified as 59-year-old Ryan Wesley Routh, causing him to flee the area. Roth was convicted by a jury on Tuesday and faces a sentence of life in prison.

Several of the recent sniper attacks have targeted firefighters and law enforcement officers. On June 29, 2025, a 20-year-old suspect, identified as Wess Roley, allegedly ambushed and killed two firefighters in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, after he set a fire they responded to, officials said. Roley was later found dead from suicide, authorities said.

On Aug. 7, a gunman identified by authorities as 61-year-old Carmine Faino shot and wounded two Pennsylvania state troopers in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, with a rifle he allegedly fired "from a position of tactical superiority" after calling 911 to report shots fired near a home he shared with a girlfriend he allegedly killed, officials said. Faino was fatally shot by a special emergency response team, officials said.

Three days after the Pennsylvania attack, a sniper opened fire on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention campus in Atlanta, authorities said. The suspect, 30-year-old Patrick White, who officials said blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him sick and depressed, died by suicide.

Mihalek said such sniper shootings present a "tremendous challenge" for law enforcement to prevent, particularly at a time when ambush attacks on law enforcement are dramatically increasing.

In a report released on Sept. 2, the National Fraternal Order of Police stated that 229 officers have been shot in the line of duty thus far in 2025, 31 fatally. In 2024, 342 officers were shot in the line of duty, including 50 who were killed, up from 46 in 2023, according to the report.

There have been at least 50 ambush-style attacks on law enforcement this year, resulting in 66 officers being shot, 15 of them fatally, according to the report. In all of 2024, there were 61 ambush-style attacks on law enforcement officers nationwide, resulting in 79 officers shot, 18 fatally, according to the National Fraternal Order of Police.

Amid the Trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants in the country, the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement this week that ICE officers are facing a 1,000% increase in assaults against them since January.

In an interview with ABC News on Wednesday, Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons said security protocols are being ramped up at ICE facilities across the country.

"Obviously, the next step for us is making sure our officers are safe. That's my biggest fear every night, especially with these increases [in assaults], that everyone gets home safe every night. We've got to make sure our buildings and facilities are protected," said Lyons.

Hambrick told ABC News that in the current threat environment, law enforcement agencies nationwide should be reevaluating their security tactics, including working with property owners in their communities to prevent easy access to rooftops.

"Law enforcement has to think now, 'When I walk into a setting where I'm going to be, I've got to look up, and that's not natural," Hambrick said. "I've got to look around 360 degrees, and I need to secure those roofs."

Mihalek said he believes the use of drones to scan the tops of buildings could become routine and help law enforcement agencies protect officers.

"Drones may become standard procedure in a lot of these law enforcement operations, especially for ICE," Mihalek said.

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Law enforcement experts said the sniper-type shooting at a Dallas ICE facility is part of a frightening trend.

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Human remains that were discovered near a remote wooded area were identified as Travis Decker, a man who allegedly killed his 3 daughters. The remains were found on September 18th and later the DNA test came back positive for Travis. Travis kidnapped and murdered his 3 daughters in early June. Travis' ex wife said that she was praying for the remains to be identified as his.

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Travis Decker manhunt: Remains positively identified as dad accused of murdering 3 daughters

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Human remains found near a remote wooded area have been positively identified as Travis Decker, the father accused of killing his three kids, officials said.

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Travis Decker, the man believed to have suffocated and abandoned his three young daughters at a campsite in the Washington state wilderness, is dead, Chelan County authorities said Thursday.A drone flying over the area on September 18 detected some unusual material on a mountainside in the Washington Cascades. Detectives with the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office rappelled from a helicopter and discovered the remains and items among a trove of evidence.

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Travis Decker, the man believed to have suffocated and abandoned his three young daughters at a campsite in the Washington state wilderness, is dead, Chelan County authorities said Thursday.

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Indonesian men's gymnast Naufal Takdir Al Bari died on Thursday after suffering a neck injury in training, according to the Indonesian Gymnastics Federation.

Al Bari, 19, was at a training camp in Penza, Russia, when he fell awkwardly into a foam pit while training the high bar, according to Russian staff speaking to state media. He subsequently spent 12 days in intensive care before succumbing to his injury.

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Gymnast projected to make 2028 Los Angeles Olympics dies after training accident in Russia

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Indonesian men’s gymnast Naufal Takdir Al Bari died on Thursday after suffering a neck injury in training, according to the Indonesian Gymnastics Federation.

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For individuals who do not reside in bicycle-friendly Copenhagen, the green wave that Traum mentions is a scheme initiated by the city officials 16 years back: to promote cycling, they synchronized traffic signals on various major roads so that a cyclist during peak hours moving at approximately 20km/h (12.4mph) could hit green lights throughout their journey.

Green waves are now poised to expand to an additional 15 routes following the municipality's approval of new cycling measures in this month's budget.

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Developing storm may hit Carolinas as a hurricane next week: Latest forecast

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A new tropical system may hit the Carolinas as a hurricane next week, bringing significant flooding with it.

The system -- which will be named Imelda -- could strengthen to a tropical storm on Saturday and may become a hurricane on Sunday or Monday.

The system will move through the Bahamas this weekend and then turn north. While the track remains uncertain, impacts to the Southeast coast are expected.

By Monday afternoon and Tuesday, the storm’s center is forecast to be near the South Carolina coast. The heaviest rain and strongest winds would be in play from South Carolina to Virginia, with storm surge and coastal flooding also possible.

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The administration also unveiled the launch of the Autism Data Science Initiative. Under the National Institutes of Health the initiative will award $50 million to about a dozen projects looking at finding the causes of autism and improving outcomes for autistic individuals. Some institutions, such as Boston Children's Hospital, will look to identify environmental exposures that may lead to autism while others, such as Drexel University, will examine the of diet and its interactions with other exposures in the development of autism.

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NIH to spend $50M on autism cause studies, experts say US should focus on treatments

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Autism researchers say scientists have been looking into the causes of autism for many decades, and funds may be better spent addressing treatments and interventions.

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Trump says US will impose new tariffs on heavy trucks, drugs and kitchen cabinets

President announces 100% tariffs on imported branded drugs, 25% on heavy-duty trucks and 50% on cabinets

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Donald Trump on Thursday announced a new round of punishing tariffs, saying the United States will impose a 100% tariffs on imported branded drugs, 25% tariff on imports of all heavy-duty trucks and 50% tariffs on kitchen cabinets.

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A New Zealand woman is convicted of murdering her 2 children and leaving their bodies in suitcases

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A jury in New Zealand on Tuesday found a woman guilty of murdering her 2 children and left their bodies in a suitcase for years before they were discovered.

Hakyung Lee fled to South Korea after the killings before facing trial.

Lee was charged with killing Minu Jo, a 6-year old, and Yuna Jo, an 8 eight-year old, in June 2018. The children’s remains were found inside luggage at an abandoned storage unit in Auckland.

She changed her name name in 2018, shortly after the children are believed to have been killed.

Lawyers say that she was insane at the time before killing her children, but it wasn't enough to grant Mercy from the judge.

She has been sentenced to life in prison.

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After being repeatedly condemned as a war criminal by other world leaders during the United Nations General Assembly's current meeting in New York, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had his turn to speak on the world stage on Friday.

Many delegates walked out as Netanyahu approached the podium.

"We're not done yet," Netanyahu said. "The final elements, the final remnants of Hamas, are holed up in Gaza city.

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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly addressed hostages in his United Nations speech, which he said was being broadcast in Gaza via loudspeakers.

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After being repeatedly condemned as a war criminal by other world leaders during the United Nations General Assembly's current meeting in New York Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had his turn to speak on the world stage on Friday. Hours before his speech, Netanyahu's office announced his address to the U.N. General Assembly would be broadcast live on loudspeakers aimed at Gaza from the Israeli side of the border. Netanyahu said he hoped Israeli hostages in Gaza could hear his message through the loudspeakers, and took a moment to directly address them in Hebrew and in English.

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Delegates walk out as Netanyahu speaks at the United Nations

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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly addressed hostages in his United Nations speech, which he said was being broadcast in Gaza via loudspeakers.

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This has been the only match that Team USA has led in the last couple of hours but what was once a three-hole lead has quickly become just one. Team Europe have just wrapped up another match victory, their third of a dominant morning session, to take a 3-0 lead at Bethpage Black. Fleetwood-Mac’ double Team Europe’s lead after dominant display. President Trump will be attending so maybe he will be a lucky charm to help team USA.

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Donald Trump has warned that he will move matches from next summer’s World Cup away from host cities he deems to be dangerous.

The US president said he was going to make sure San Francisco and Seattle were safe, adding that the cities were “run by radical left lunatics who don’t know what they’re doing”

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Donald Trump has warned that he will move matches from next summer's World Cup away from host cities he deems to be dangerous.

The US president said he was going to make sure San Francisco and Seattle were safe, adding that the cities were "run by radical left lunatics who don't know what they're doing". Seattle's Lumen Field is due to host six matches at the finals, with Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara - an hour away from San Francisco - doing likewise.

Trump has again threatened to send federal troops into Chicago, having done so in Los Angeles and Washington DC. He pledged that Chicago would be made safe for the World Cup. The city is not hosting games.

"If any city we think is going to be even a little bit dangerous for the World Cup ... because they're playing in so many cities, we won't allow it," said the 79-year-old. "We'll move it around a little bit. But I hope that's not going to happen."

The draw for the World Cup - which will be co-hosted by the US, Canada and Mexico - takes place in Washington DC on 5 December.

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Donald Trump warns World Cup games may be moved from 'dangerous' cities

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President Trump warned 'any city we think is going to be even a little bit dangerous' could lose its matches at next summer's World Cup

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ryan routh is on trial for trying to kill trump at his golf course he is defending himself without a lawyer and plans to call three witnesses he says he is peaceful and did not mean harm the judge blocked many of his defense ideas and witnesses the government showed proof like dna gun photos and a letter the letter talks about trying to kill trump and offering money to finish the job routh says the letter does not mean what they think the judge said the jury will decide and closing talks are set for tuesday