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Steve Kerr is back and fans need to understand why that is a good thing

One study reveals that both men and women initially reported greater marital satisfaction when marrying younger.

The video shows the man sitting on a bench after being awakened and arguing with an officer and a security guard who were trying to get him to leave the mall.

Troy Aikman acknowledged that he “had no conversations with anyone from Bristol” regarding what Joe Buck’s new ESPN mega contract means for the former Cowboys star.

The Sunshine State Republican underscored that there's a difference between "narco and the nanny and the gangster and the gardener."

Jayden Daniels may have succumbed to another setback.

The feisty feline, nicknamed “Jersey,” somehow landed inside the bumper of college student Jadyn Sawyer’s car in Mount Laurel in the Garden State before she headed back to school at the University of Georgia on Aug. 10.

Drug 10 Times Stronger Than Fentanyl Seized In San Francisco

Authored by Cynthia Cai via The Epoch Times,

San Francisco police have arrested four suspects, recovered multiple firearms, and seized over 20,000 counterfeit pills - some containing cychlorphine, a new synthetic drug that is up to 10 times stronger than fentanyl.

The arrests resulted from a months-long investigation that started with the fatal overdose of a San Francisco teenager, according to San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) Chief Derrick Lew on Monday.

SFPD opened its investigation after officers responded on April 7 to a home on Bush Street, where a mother had found her teenage son deceased due to a suspected overdose.

Officers from the narcotics unit collected evidence, including what appeared to be pharmaceutical medication, to determine the source of the pills, SFPD said in a statement.

During testing, officers found that the pills were counterfeit, with some containing the synthetic drug cychlorphine.

The drug was first detected in the United States at a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) laboratory in Florida in April 2024. Later that year, the Center for Forensic Science Research and Education confirmed identity of the drug through reference materials, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

Cychlorphine can be up to 10 times more potent than fentanyl and is currently undetectable by drug test strips or hospital opioid urine tests, according to an April 30 advisory from the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.

As of March 2026, at least 24 states have reported overdoses or deaths related to cychlorphine. East Tennessee has reported a cluster of 19 confirmed deaths, with other cases spread among states including California, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, and Texas.

Due to the strength of cychlorphine, the DEA says reversing the effects of the synthetic drug "might require several doses of naloxone to be effective."

In San Francisco, investigations into the teen's death eventually led officers to the potential source of the pills. They carried out multiple controlled drug buys to identify the suspects before obtaining warrants.

On Sept. 8, officers served a search warrant on the 700 block of O'Farrell Street, where they seized a few oxycodone pills and cocaine and arrested 46-year-old Nicholas Wallace.

The next day, search warrants led officers to the 300 block of Executive Park Blvd. and the 1300 block of Newhall Ave. where they arrested 46-year-old Leander Pitts and 39-year-old Starr Lamare.

Officers seized over 20,000 pills, including suspected counterfeit Xanax, oxycodone, hydrocodone, cyclobenzaprine, and fentanyl, among other deadly narcotics.

Law enforcement also recovered a semi-automatic assault rifle, a semi-automatic pistol, $2,267 in cash, and 6.5 grams of black tar heroin - a sticky, rock-like form of heroin that primarily originates from South America.

All four suspects have been booked in San Francisco County Jail on various charges, which include possession for sale of narcotics and firearms, according to SFPD.

"Our investigators will stop at nothing to ensure deadly narcotics are taken off our streets and individuals who peddle them are arrested and held accountable," Police Chief Derrick Lew said. "This tragic case highlights the dangers these deadly drugs pose to our community."

Although arrests have been made, police say the investigation remains active and they will continue to follow leads to identify additional arrests. Members of the public are encouraged to contact SFPD with tips at 1-415-575-4444.

Tyler Durden Sun, 09/20/2026 - 18:30

Fay, currently 405 miles southwest of the Azores, is packing 65 mph winds but will likely fizzle out this week.

The comedian is now awake and breathing on his own, his rep told Page Six.

The comedian is now awake and breathing on his own, his rep told Page Six.

San Francisco Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper has been diagnosed with throat cancer, drawing support from San Francisco mayor Daniel Lurie.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is backing Jay Jacobs's re-election as the state's Democratic Party chair — despite his refusal to endorse Zohran Mamdani in last year's mayoral election, which infuriated many Democrats.

“We’ve got a clean house, and it’s going to start with the top of the ticket, and that’s the US Senate, where people are,” Tafoya said.

The story of Fairfax is the story of LA.

Trump Would 'Probably Be Open' To Meeting Iranian President, Who Will Address UN

President Trump in a Sunday morning Fox News interview repeated some of his talking points about a big decision he is preparing to make regarding what comes next in the Iran war

He told the outlet he's currently in "deciding mode" on Iran and that "very big things" are coming, and once again suggested it would either involve major military escalation or else a drawdown in tensions.

The president said: "My question is, if and when do I blow the entire nation up? They better behave."

But he went from saying that he's mulling the destruction of an entire society, to then suggesting it could be the opposite - top negotiations could happen, to the point that he could meet Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.

He said he might allow Iran to "rot" economically or else a deal could be forged, adding that "very big things are going to be happening in the not-so-distant future."

Interestingly, the US actually issued visas to allow Iranian top officials and diplomats to travel for the UN General Assembly meeting through this week. According to Iran's PressTV:

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is set to travel to New York to attend the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly next week.

Pezeshkian is scheduled to address the General Assembly on Wednesday, September 23, where he’s expected to present the Islamic Republic’s stance on international developments and the US-Israeli war of aggression against the country.

On the sidelines of the gathering, the president is also expected to hold meetings and consultations with world leaders.

Trump was asked about the high level UN meeting which opens Monday, and surprisingly signaled a willingness to engage diplomatically, going so far as to say he would "probably be open" to meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.

In Trump's mind, there seem to be three options on the table, or as he put it--"to obliterate Iran, letting it rot economically or reach a deal."

Iran has meanwhile over the weekend once again warned US allies in the region that they'll be considered "complicit" if the US resumes it military assault on the Islamic Republic. The Iranian military HQ stated that "any mistakes will result in painful attacks."

Tehran further indicated Sunday that it is still awaiting Trump's response to its conditions for ending the war. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf confirmed to AFP that Iran's demands were sent to Washington via the Qataris.

🚨General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces:
According to intelligence received, the US has once again decided—with the green light from certain regional countries—to resume actions against Iran during a joint meeting in a European nation.

— IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting) (@iribnews_irib) September 20, 2026

These conditions have been summarized as "the end of the war on all fronts, the release of frozen assets and the end of the naval blockade."

Releasing all frozen funds is a tall ask, given the White House has only become more aggressive it waging economic war on the Iranians. But Iran has blasted the theft and hijacking of its funds and sovereign assets.

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Tyler Durden Sun, 09/20/2026 - 18:00

Drew Brees didn't want to see Jalen Hurts play it safe.

The pair was spotted leaving Marine One during President Donald Trump's return to Washington on Saturday night.

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Australia banned a new videogame based on the “Halloween” series of slasher movies not because of the brutal murders and teen sex –- but because of “incentivized” pot smoking.  The Australian Classification Board, which is responsible for rating media in the country, hit “Halloween: The Game” with an outright ban over a feature that allowed...