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A 36-year-old man is facing multiple charges after allegedly stealing a car at knifepoint, injuring a passer-by and leading police on a pursuit through Sydney’s west with two children inside the vehicle. The incident began on Saturday afternoon when officers were called to Moreton Street in Lakemba, about half an hour south-west of Sydney’s CBD, to conduct a welfare check on the man. Police later spotted him driving along Lakemba Street and attempted to pull him over. When he allegedly failed to stop, a pursuit was launched through Belmore and Belfield. The pursuit was abandoned because of the man’s erratic…

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Andy Dunn, the co-founder of menswear brand Bonobos, has described how a severe bipolar episode in 2016 led to his hospitalisation, an arrest and a six-month effort to rebuild his personal and professional life before the company was sold to Walmart for $310 million. Dunn, who was diagnosed with Bipolar I while at university, said the episode came after mounting pressure at Bonobos, the departure of his co-founder, changes among senior executives and an increasingly lavish lifestyle in New York. During the episode at his apartment, Dunn believed he was the president of the United States and Batman. He injured…

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Manchester United made a late approach for Rayan Ait-Nouri on Deadline Day, but Manchester City rejected the possibility of the Algeria international moving across Manchester. United had spent much of the summer seeking a specialist left-back, with Newcastle United’s Lewis Hall understood to be among their main targets. Newcastle were unwilling to consider a sale, leaving Michael Carrick’s side without a new player in the position. Manchester City reject Rayan Ait-Nouri approach Reports stated that United contacted City shortly before the transfer window closed to ask about Ait-Nouri’s availability. The enquiry was swiftly dismissed, with City unwilling to strengthen a…

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Australian voters’ concerns over federal debt have intensified as confidence in the Labor government’s economic management falls and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s approval rating continues to slide. A Resolve Political Monitor survey of 2,250 voters found that 74 per cent were worried about federal debt, while 48 per cent backed reducing spending as the main way to address debt and deficits. The poll, conducted between September 6 and 12, showed Labor on 28 per cent of the primary vote, unchanged from the previous month. The Coalition rose one point to 24 per cent, while One Nation also gained one point…

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An American diplomat accused of possessing child abuse images was allegedly removed from his London home and flown to the United States by US officials before British police were informed, prompting questions over whether the UK’s criminal justice procedures were bypassed. The man, a former US serviceman working at the American Embassy in Nine Elms, south London, is said to have been taken from his private address in Putney during a dawn operation on August 25. US officials are understood to have discovered indecent images of children at the property. The investigation was reportedly linked to allegations involving the diplomat’s…

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Brad Pitt was pictured taking selfies with fans during a day out at the US Open in New York, where he attended the women’s final with his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon. The actor, 52, and de Ramon, 33, had seats for the match between Belarusian player Aryna Sabalenka and Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina on Saturday. Pitt appeared in good spirits as spectators approached him before the contest began. At one point, he took a fan’s phone and photographed himself with three women seated behind the couple. He was also seen chatting to another female spectator while keeping a hand on de…

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Kobbie Mainoo’s Manchester United turnaround has seen the midfielder move from the brink of a loan departure to becoming a key figure in Michael Carrick’s plans at Old Trafford. Mainoo’s future appeared uncertain less than a year ago, with a move to Napoli discussed during the January transfer window before Ruben Amorim was dismissed. The proposed loan was described as concrete and at an advanced stage. Carrick’s arrival has since transformed the 21-year-old’s position within the squad. Mainoo is now considered central to United’s midfield project, despite the summer arrivals of Carlos Baleba, Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans increasing competition…

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Nathan Cleary was sin-binned after making contact with Hugo Savala’s kicking leg, with the incident contributing to a scuffle as tempers flared on the stroke of half-time. The confrontation erupted moments after Cleary’s dismissal, bringing a tense passage of play to a dramatic close.

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A German-born founder of healthcare company Cedar has argued that immigrant entrepreneurs are central to America’s economic strength, while warning that uncertainty over immigration policy could drive future talent elsewhere. Writing about his experience building Cedar, a company focused on improving the patient medical billing experience, the founder said the United States’ advantage rested on three factors: people prepared to take risks, policies that allowed them to remain in the country, and regulation clear enough for businesses to operate in difficult sectors. He contrasted the entrepreneurial cultures of Germany and the US, saying his home country valued precision, established processes…

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