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In a significant event at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, President Donald Trump engaged with astronauts currently stationed aboard the International Space Station (ISS). This interaction followed his earlier recognition of the Artemis II crew, who were awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor. During the phone call, which took place on August 28, 2026, Trump expressed his admiration for the astronauts’ work while playfully revealing his own reluctance to travel to space. Article Subheadings 1) President Trump’s Communication with ISS Crew 2) Acknowledgment of the Artemis II Crew 3) Promoting Space Exploration and the U.S. Space Force 4)…
A Pennsylvania judge granted Jerry Sandusky an evidentiary hearing after an accuser recanted testimony in his 2012 child sex abuse case.
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ICE officer Christian Castro was released in Texas after a federal judge declined Minnesota’s request to block his release and secure extradition.
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A firefighter rappelled 260 feet down Mount Yonah to rescue a free climber stranded on a small ledge after he called 911.
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The Coast Guard seized an estimated 7,250 pounds of cocaine near Puerto Rico and detained five people aboard a suspected smuggling boat.
Deputies say a 61-year-old Oklahoma City man used an aerosol flamethrower and wired devices during an eviction response.
A New Hampshire man allegedly stole a rescue truck during a house fire, nearly hitting firefighters before crashing several miles away.