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The unique piece could weigh as much as 40 carats, a diamond expert told Page Six Style.

The unique piece could weigh as much as 40 carats, a diamond expert told Page Six Style.

The duo -- both strangers -- approached the victim around 3:20 a.m. in front of Josie’s Bar on East 6th Street near Avenue A and yanked on his fanny pack, police said. 

The musician shared his announcement via Instagram Tuesday alongside his wife, Cassie McConnell.

The musician shared his announcement via Instagram Tuesday alongside his wife, Cassie McConnell.

“My favorite part is pushing the trolley with the snacks. It makes me feel very excited, and very happy,” she said.

President Trump called for "tremendous self-regulation" of artificial intelligence at a White House lunch with tech billionaires — as he prepared to sign orders renaming AI as "super intelligence" in official communications.

Any day now, worried the residents of the luxury Metropolis towers in Los Angeles, the building's power and water could be shut off.

Trump Mulls Big Russia Sanctions Relief For Prisoners, Risking Wrath Of Allies & Hawks

Diplomacy is obviously stalemated and almost non-existent when it comes to the Iran conflict and Hormuz Strait crisis, and so the White House needs some level of a 'win'.

It seems President Trump continues to look for this in the years-long Ukraine crisis, as he's said to now be mulling a major deal which would see the Kremlin free some political prisoners in exchange for a significant easing of sanctions on the Russian economy.

The Atlantic on Tuesday in reporting the initiative characterized the potential deal as so sweeping that it "could outrage even his allies." Of course, the Zelensky government and Europe is actively trying to tighten the screws on Moscow.

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But the proposed plan would in many ways be a reversal of the prior policy of 'global isolation' of Putin. The report says:

Donald Trump’s envoy to Eastern Europe came to the president with a new idea for breaking the deadlock in U.S. relations with Moscow. The plan involved a quid pro quo reminiscent of the Cold War: The Kremlin would free some political prisoners, and the United States would reward their release by easing sanctions on the Russian economy. Trump signed on.

This new initiative, which is still in its early stages and has not been previously reported, promises to advance several of Trump’s goals at once. It would help reintegrate Russia into the global economy and broaden Trump’s talks with the Kremlin beyond the intractable war in Ukraine, which his envoys have failed to end after more than a year of diplomacy. It would create a path for the U.S. to sign lucrative deals involving Russian oil, diesel, rare earth minerals, and other commodities. As a bonus, the release of prisoners on humanitarian grounds could bolster Trump’s case for his long-coveted Nobel Peace Prize.

Trump's envoy to Eastern Europe, John Coale, had reportedly first pitched the initiative "a few months ago," and "Trump signed on," the report notes.

However, it's said to still be early stages, but if it gets close to the finish line the plan "is likely to outrage the Ukrainians, Europeans, and even many of Trump's allies on Capitol Hill," The Atlantic underscores.

But such concerns have never stopped Trump before, and it could actually help jump-start the long dormant peace process, and possibly cool soaring tensions with NATO.

The report also comments that "any potential business deal between the US and Russia would risk funneling money to the Russian military even as it continues to terrorize Ukraine and threatens a wider war against US allies in Europe."

An important caveat which could hinder an ambitious prisoner release for sanctions relief is that fact that Trump just drastically upped the ante by earlier this month signing a bill co-authored by the late NeoCon senator Lindsey Graham which authorized the president to "impose severe sanctions on Russia and its trading partners."

Lindsey Graham, even from the grave, still dictating -- or at least being the avatar of -- Trump's foreign policy.

From "I'll end the Ukraine/Russia war in 24 hours" to "More sanctions on Russia!"

Also, those who claimed Putin ruled Trump through blackmail can't explain this: https://t.co/rb7e44ZJ7E

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) September 19, 2026

So if Trump was wishing to soon strike a deal and cool tensions with Russia, why sign the Graham bill? A lot of contradictions in Washington policy remain. The Trump administration has also had a running 'love-hate' relationship with Zelensky. At times Zelensky is being berated, at others he's being praised. Like the Iran conflict, MAGA and conservatives in general have by and large been divided on the issue of Ukraine and what US policy should be.

Tyler Durden Tue, 09/29/2026 - 14:45

Seven California cities made the cut — but none cracked the top 100.

“The Traitors” star Eric Nam has some choice advice or the upcoming cast of the show. In an interview with Page Six at the 2026 MTV VMAs, the singer shared his reaction to the cast of the new season and revealed what he would tell pal Chloe Kim about the experience. Eric also opened up...

“The Traitors” star Eric Nam has some choice advice or the upcoming cast of the show. In an interview with Page Six at the 2026 MTV VMAs, the singer shared his reaction to the cast of the new season and revealed what he would tell pal Chloe Kim about the experience. Eric also opened up...

“Real Housewives of New York City” newbie Hailey Glassman stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real about joining the iconic Bravo franchise. The reality TV rookie shed more light on her headline-making relationship with now-ex Jon Gosselin. She also shared more details about her ongoing...

“Real Housewives of New York City” newbie Hailey Glassman stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real about joining the iconic Bravo franchise. The reality TV rookie shed more light on her headline-making relationship with now-ex Jon Gosselin. She also shared more details about her ongoing...

There's a difference between high level and championship level.

One user said that just two days after taking these pills, she felt like a new woman.

A San Diego Padres fan went viral after posting a highly specific list of requirements to find a date for a playoff game.

NASA appears to be pulling its SR-71 Blackbird, the fastest production plane ever made, out of retirement as the Trump administration teases its new line of hypersonic surveillance jets — but doubt remains if the old aircraft can soar again.

Education Department Scraps Biden-Era Title IX Gender Identity Protections

Via American Greatness,

The Education Department announced Monday that it has formally rescinded the Biden administration's interpretation of Title IX that extended sex-discrimination protections to students based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Schools will instead return to Title IX regulations adopted during President Donald Trump's first administration in 2020, a move the department says will protect women's sports and provide greater clarity for schools and families.

"Thanks to today's action, the published Title IX regulations faithfully reflect court orders and Congressional intent - reducing confusion for parents, students, and educational institutions," Education Secretary Linda McMahon said.

"We will continue to relentlessly champion equal opportunity for all Americans and hold accountable any school or college that violates the rights, privacy, or athletic opportunities of our women and girls," she added.

The Biden-era rule had already been struck down in federal court following legal challenges brought by Republican-led states.

Since Trump returned to office, his administration has pursued policies defining sex under Title IX in biological terms and has pressed schools to change policies allowing transgender athletes to participate in women's sports. The University of Pennsylvania, for example, reached a deal with the administration to remove transgender athletes from its women's athletic programs.

Critics claim the administration's approach will harm transgender students and could weaken protections for victims of sexual violence.

Shiwali Patel, senior director of education justice at the National Women's Law Center, accused the administration of "weaponizing Title IX to attack trans students."

"Sexual harassment and assault continue to be pervasive in schools and, to the fullest extent possible, we should be working to enforce the laws that protect student survivors of sexual violence," Patel said.

Tyler Durden Tue, 09/29/2026 - 14:25

A Tennessee woman set to become the first female executed in the state in over 200 years on Wednesday has refused her last meal.