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Trump: I had a perfect cognitive test
SUMMARY: Former President Trump announced he took a successful cognitive test, claiming he achieved a perfect score. He noted positive results from his recent physical examination and expressed pride in the country’s economic growth, emphasizing that the U.S. has become much richer. Trump criticized past administration policies for allowing unchecked immigration and inflation, asserting that such issues must be remembered. He pledged to implement tariffs on various imports, including semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, aiming to bolster domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign nations, particularly China, for essential goods. Overall, he conveyed a forward-looking vision for America’s future.
President Trump spoke briefly with reporters as he boarded Air Force One over the weekend.
Trump said his physical and cognitive tests went extremely well.
“So I think most of you have seen they released my physical physical on Friday, and I understand it was a very good report, and that was very perfect. And I took a cognitive exam, and I would challenge anybody here to beat those marks, because I have a perfect mark. Were you impressed by that?”
On markets seeing ambiguity with tariff back and forths.
“Oh they’re shouldn’t be ambiguity. We have a tremendous country. We have a country that’s much richer today than it was a few months ago. We have a financial system that’s very respected, and we’re going to do great. And we were taken advantage of and ripped off by every country all over the world, almost just about they laughed at us. We were run by foolish people, and they took advantage of our country, and we’re just not going to let that happen anymore.”
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Luke Altmyer scores 3 TDs, No. 9 Illinois shuts out Western Michigan, 38-0
SUMMARY: No. 9 Illinois defeated Western Michigan 38-0, extending its winning streak to seven games, the longest since 2011. Quarterback Luke Altmyer threw two touchdowns and ran for another, while Kaden Feagin rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown. Illinois’ defense made critical stops, preserving the shutout despite only leading 10-0 at halftime. Coach Bret Bielema expressed frustration at the team’s slow start. Illinois remains turnover-free this season and has outscored opponents 128-22 in three games. Their next challenge is Big Ten play against No. 22 Indiana. Western Michigan starts MAC play next week against Toledo.
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Panic and chaos at a St. Louis area mall false reports of shots fired
SUMMARY: Panic erupted at West County Center mall in the St. Louis area Saturday around 2:30 p.m. after a false report of shots fired in the food court. Police arrived quickly but found no active shooter. The confusion stemmed from a fight where a chair was thrown, causing fear among shoppers. Maya Emig, separated from her family, was comforted by strangers during the chaos. Traffic snarled as parents tried to reach their children. The incident, amid recent nationwide gun violence, heightened fears but no arrests were made. Authorities confirmed no guns were involved and no charges will be filed.
A fight near the food court where a chair was thrown at a victim caused some confusion, which then turned into panic and chaos amid rumors of an active shooter.
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Watch out for 'fly-by-night' contractors
SUMMARY: September is National Preparedness Month, reminding consumers to be cautious of “fly-by-night” contractors who often appear after storms, offering quick repairs for cash upfront but delivering poor or no work. These scammers frequently follow storms into new towns, promising great deals and falsely claiming local connections. The Better Business Bureau advises researching reliable contractors before disasters strike, as post-disaster urgency makes it easy to fall victim. Consumers should also review their insurance coverage to ensure proper protection. Resources like BBB and Ready.gov offer guides for preparedness, helping individuals plan ahead to avoid scams and make informed decisions during stressful times.
More information: BBB.org
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