Grab the Garmin Forerunner 165 at a sweet discount on Amazon

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If you want accurate running metrics and long battery life, consider the Garmin Forerunner 165! It’s 16% off now, making it more affordable.
Yesterday, Apple announced its latest iPhones and timepieces. But for dedicated runners who want long battery life and advanced running metrics, the new Apple Watch Series 11 may not be the best pick. That’s where the Garmin Forerunner 165 comes in. This bad boy is now sweetly discounted at Amazon, by the way, giving you even better value for money.
Instead of coughing up around $250 for the Garmin watch, you can now grab it with a 16% discount — $41 off its original price. It’s not the deepest discount we’ve ever seen, but it does make the watch more affordable. Plus, Amazon hasn’t offered a $50 price cut since May, so if you don’t want to wait for a better deal, now’s a good time to grab it.
The Garmin Forerunner 165 has a lot to offer, too. It features an AMOLED touchscreen and a lightweight design, making it comfortable to wear during runs. Speaking of which, it’s equipped with highly specialized running features, such as PacePro and wrist-based running power. Those measure your effort in real time to help you optimize your running strategy.
You also get training effect metrics for insights into how each workout impacts your fitness level, as well as race adaptive training plans and Garmin Coach. In short, this is the watch for most runners. Don’t forget to check out our Garmin Forerunner 165 review for more insights.
Beyond these features, the model offers continuous heart rate tracking, incident detection, stress and sleep tracking, to mention just a few. Battery life isn’t half bad, too — you can expect up to 11 days of battery life per charge.
Bottom line — the Apple Watch Series 11 might be a top pick for iPhone users, but dedicated runners will find the Garmin Forerunner 165 a perfectly good wearable. If you agree, now’s the perfect time to get it with a sweet discount at Amazon.
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Judge halts Trump's attempt to fire Lisa Cook, orders her reinstatement

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A federal judge has ruled President Donald Trump’s attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is illegal, and ordered her reinstatement.
Sept. 10 A federal judge has ruled President Donald Trump’s attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is illegal, and ordered her reinstatement.
U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting Trump from removing Cook from her position on Tuesday, finding that she will likely succeed in her claim that the president was illegally trying to fire her and that her firing was depriving her of her procedural rights protected by the Constitution.
„At this preliminary stage, the Court finds that Cook has made a strong showing that her purported removal was done in violation of the Federal Reserve Act’s ‚for cause‘ provision“, Cobb said in her ruling. „In addition, the Court finds that the removal also likely violated Cook’s procedural rights under the Fifth Amendment’s Due Process Clause.“
Trump moved to fire Cook late last month on the grounds that she made allegedly false statements on mortgage agreements.
The president’s move to remove Cook was swiftly met by accusations from critics and Democrats of attempting to grab power over the important independent monetary policy-setting agency.
Trump has been feuding for months with her boss, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, to lower interest rates. Despite the insults and demands from the American president, Powell, the Trump-nominated chair from his first term, has stood firm that economic policy will not be influenced by politics.
Cook — the first Black woman to sit on the Reserve Board and the first purported „for cause“ firing in the agency’s 111-year history — sued the Trump administration to prohibit her removal, arguing Trump was firing without cause and that permitting the president to do so would irreparably harming.
Cobb agreed with Cook on Tuesday, ruling that the basis of the so-called for cause provision for removal of a Board of Governors member are limited to actions taken in office and „whether they have been faithfully and effectively executing their statutory duties.“
„‚For cause‘ thus does not contemplate removing an individual purely for conduct that occurred before they began in office“, Cobb said.
Cobb added that the court also agrees with Cook’s argument „that preventing her from discharging her duties as a Federal Reserve Governor, a unique Presidentially appointed and Senate-confirmed role with significant responsibility, itself constitutes irreparable harm remediable only by her reinstatement.“
She said that the public’s interest is in the Federal Reserve’s independence, which also weighs in Cook’s favor for reinstatement.
Cook was nominated to the Federal Reserve by President Joe Biden and confirmed by the Senate in 2022.
On Aug. 15, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte, a Powell critic, sent a criminal referral for Cook to Attorney General Pam Bondi, accusing Cook of falsifying documents by signing two separate mortgage documents for two separate properties that claim each is her primary residence. The two documents were allegedly signed two weeks apart during the summer of 2021, before she was on the Federal Board of Governors.
After Pulte made the criminal referral public, Trump called for Cook to resign, which she did not do.
Then in late August, Pulte filed a second criminal referral against Cook, concerning a 15-year mortgage document she signed in December 2021, stating the property was her „second home“, but then weeks later calling it an „investment/rental property“ on a U.S. ethics form.
Trump, who campaigned on using the office of the presidency to retaliate against his previous rivals, has since returning to the White House in January used executive powers to remove critics from influential positions. These actions included revoking security clearances from officials and law firms involved in his criminal cases and firing opponents, such as Erika McEntarfer, the Senate-confirmed head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Along with Cook, at least two other Trump critics are being investigated for mortgage fraud — New York Attorney General Letitia James and Sen. Adams Schiff of California.

JBL Flip 7 raises the bar with powerful sound, rugged design, and a 33% discount

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The speaker ranks among the best on the market and is a no-brainer at this price. Don’t miss out!
The JBL Flip 6 was widely regarded as one of the best Bluetooth speakers on the market, so it’s only natural for its successor, the JBL Flip 7, to follow suit. Moreover, the Flip 6 was frequently available at discounted prices, and this trend appears to have continued with the latest addition to the JBL Flip lineup.
Right now, this bad boy is selling at a generous 33% discount at Woot, allowing shoppers looking for a high-quality and compact Bluetooth speaker to snag one for just $99.95. That’s a whole $50 off its usual price of around $150. Just hurry, though, as this is a limited-time deal, and those often expire in the blink of an eye.
You definitely don’t want to miss out on this offer! While the JBL Flip 7 may look just like its predecessor, it actually comes with a lot of bells and whistles. For instance, it’s been certified as “drop-proof,” allowing it to survive one-meter drops onto concrete. Handy if you accidentally drop your Flip 7 on the floor.
Additionally, it rocks an improved IP68 rating, compared to the IP67 of the previous model. This means it’s fully dust-tight and can survive water submersion of up to 1.5 meters (around 4.92 feet) for up to 30 minutes. And with up to 14 hours of battery life — up to 16 hours with Playtime Boost — you’ll have enough power to keep the music going through beach days, pool parties, hikes, or just long afternoons at home without worrying about recharging.
That said, Playtime Boost lowers the bass response, so you probably won’t enjoy using it if you like punchy bass. On the flip side, the speaker delivers phenomenal audio out of the box, which you can easily fine-tune to your taste via the EQ in its JBL Portable companion app. And while it doesn’t support PartyBoost, you can still pair it with compatible speakers that support the new Auracast feature.
So, is the JBL Flip 7 worth getting at $50 off? We definitely believe it is. With its top-quality sound, high durability, and compact dimensions, it’s the ultimate companion for your adventures, small gatherings, and times when you want to mellow out on your couch listening to your favorite tunes. Therefore, don’t miss out—save today!

Editorial: Progressive policies let criminals slip through the cracks

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Before Iryna Zarutska, there were other victims on Decarlos Brown Jr.’s rap sheet.
Before Iryna Zarutska, there were other victims on Decarlos Brown Jr.’s rap sheet.
The man charged with stabbing the 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee to death on a Charlotte train last month had already been arrested at least 14 times in North Carolina for crimes ranging from assault and firearms possession to felony robbery and larceny dating back to 2007, the New York Post reported.
And yet he was out on the streets.
We’ve written about the progressive criminals-first slant that leaves victims on the sidelines watching perpetrators walk free or getting reduced sentences. How many assault victims sat in court, hoping Brown would pay for his alleged crimes?
This time, Brown was free on cashless bail after a magistrate released him with just a “written promise” to show up for court — despite his history of violence and mental illness.
President Trump wants to put an end to this bail “reform,” announcing a new executive order. He directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to, within 30 days, compile a list of all jurisdictions that have implemented the policy. And he instructed other federal agencies to identify what grants and contracts can be suspended as a result, as Fox News reported.
“As President, I will require commonsense policies that protect Americans’ safety and well-being by incarcerating individuals who are known threats,” Trump wrote in the order.
Common sense continues to duke it out with liberal causes.
“The overall justification to move away from a money-bail system is basic fairness,” said Insha Rahman, the vice president of advocacy and partnerships at Vera Action, an advocacy group.
Fairness to whom, exactly?
Not to Iryna Zarutska, certainly.
And not to other victims of crime who live in fear after their assailants are set free with a “promise” to return to court.
But victims are too often an afterthought, dismissed as alleged assailants grab the lion’s share of concern.
In Brown’s case, it was Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles who stepped up.
“This is a tragic situation that sheds light on problems with society safety nets related to mental healthcare and the systems that should be in place,” Lyles wrote in a statement to WSOC-TV reporter Joe Bruno.
“We will never arrest our way out (of) issues such as homelessness and mental health,” Lyles added.
No, but we can arrest people who assault others.
And the “tragic situation” was the murder of an innocent young woman. Zarutska was the victim, and that should mean something.
Lyles backtracked, of course, after being called out for her clueless comments.
“As I reflect on the tragic murder of Iryna Zarutska, my heart continues to go out to her family and our community as we try to make sense of this horrific and senseless loss,” she said in a social media post.
“This was a tragic failure by the courts and magistrates. Our police officers arrest people only to have them quickly released, which undermines our ability to protect our community and ensure safety,” she wrote.
It may have taken public outcry, but Lyles did eventually get the point. Criminals are not victims, and communities need to be kept safe.
If only other liberal leaders would follow her lead.

Apple’s iPhone 17 launch: the 9 biggest takeaways from this fall’s event

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iPhone 17 lineup, iPhone Air, new Apple Watches, and AirPods Pro 3 revealed.
On September 9, Apple held its big fall event, and wow, it was packed. We got the entire iPhone 17 lineup (including the very first iPhone Air), new AirPods Pro 3, a fresh batch of Apple Watches Series 11, Apple Watch SE 3 and Apple Watch Ultra 3 – basically, Apple unloaded the whole toy chest.
Everything ships on September 19, and here’s the kicker: prices are staying put. Yep, no price hikes this year, which almost feels like a miracle. If you missed the keynote live, don’t worry – here’s every major announcement Apple dropped on stage.
The iPhone goes Air
The star of the show was easily the new iPhone Air – Apple’s thinnest phone ever at just 5.6mm. Up until now, the Air name was reserved for MacBooks and iPads, but Apple just decided phones deserve the slim treatment, too.
It is rocking a 6.5-inch ProMotion display and a camera “plateau” (Apple’s word, not mine) that stretches nearly the entire back. Most of the internals live inside that plateau, leaving room for a decent battery in the rest of the razor-thin body.
Powering it all is the new A19 Pro chip, which Apple claims brings MacBook Pro-level performance to your pocket. The Air also debuts the N1 chip for wireless connection (Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, Thread) and a new C1X modem that’s supposedly twice as fast as last year’s one, which is inside the iPhone 16e.
The Air’s camera setup is unusual, too – a single-lens Fusion system that doubles as both an ultrawide and a 2x telephoto, with f/1.6 aperture.
The whole new series has a new 18 MP Center Stage front camera, borrowed from Apple’s laptops and iPads, to keep you centered in the frame.
For group shots, Center Stage uses AI to automatically widen the view and even flip between portrait and landscape so nobody gets cut out. It also brings ultra-stabilized 4K HDR video, and with the new Dual Capture mode, you can record with the front and rear cameras at the same time – perfect for talking to the camera while showing what’s happening around you.
iPhone 17 finally ditches 60Hz and 128 GB
At last, the regular iPhone catches up with a 120Hz ProMotion OLED display. The 6.3-inch screen is smoother than anything we’ve seen on a “non-Pro” iPhone before.
Inside is the A19 chip, tuned for both speed and efficiency. Apple says the GPU is 20% faster than the A18 and almost double the iPhone 14’s performance – music to the ears of mobile gamers.
The dual-camera system also got an upgrade: a 48 MP fusion ultrawide lens that can pull double duty as a macro, plus a 48 MP main lens that can turn into a 12 MP 2x telephoto. Add the new Center Stage selfie cam, and this year’s base iPhone isn’t so “basic” anymore.
Also check out: iPhone 17 camera: The biggest camera upgrade in a while
The Pro goes all-in on power
The iPhone 17 Pro models also have the new “plateau” design, pack the A19 Pro chip, and now use an anodized aluminum unibody instead of titanium. Apple says this new build dissipates heat 20 times better, and there’s even a vapor chamber inside to keep things cool.
The Pro comes in 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch Max flavors. Its triple 48 MP camera setup covers ultrawide (with macro), a main shooter, and an 8x telephoto. Apple also teased its “largest battery ever” in an iPhone – though, of course, it wouldn’t tell us the exact number. Classic.
Apple Watch Series 11 goes 5G
The Apple Watch Series 11 is here, and while it doesn’t bring a big (or any) redesign, the real upgrades are happening under the hood.
This is Apple’s first smartwatch with 5G built in, and it even comes with live translation baked right in. It is also introducing hypertension alerts, pending FDA approval – a feature that will eventually roll out to the Series 9 and 10 as well. Battery life holds steady at up to 24 hours on a charge, making it a solid step forward for Apple’s flagship wearable.
Ultra 3 brings Apple’s biggest watch display
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 looks a lot like the Ultra 2, but it’s packing Apple’s largest watch display yet. The screen can drop to 1Hz for the always-on mode, and the battery now stretches to 42 hours.
It also supports 5G and even satellite texting when you’re off-grid. Like the Series 11, it’ll handle hypertension alerts once cleared.
SE finally gets an upgrade
After three years, the Apple Watch SE finally gets some love. The SE 3 now runs on the S10 chip, supports 5G, and for the first time has an always-on display.
New tricks include a temperature sensor for ovulation tracking and a speaker that can pump out music or audio without needing AirPods. Not bad for Apple’s budget-friendly option.
AirPods Pro 3 get smarter (and bassier)
The AirPods Pro 3 look just like the old ones (well, almost), but there’s plenty new under the hood. They now have Apple’s tiniest heart rate sensor, an IP57 durability rating, and – the big one – live translation. Hold both stems and you’ll hear translations instantly, with your responses transcribed on your iPhone.
ANC has been massively upgraded too: Apple says it’s 4x stronger than the originals, 2x better than last-gen. Bass performance also got a bump thanks to new vents, and Apple’s tossing in five ear tip sizes this time.
The best part: no price hikes
Against all the pre-event rumors, Apple actually kept prices the same across the board – a rare win for customers, especially with all the upgrades packed in this year. The only exception is the brand-new iPhone Air, which does cost more than the Plus model it replaces, but hey, it’s an entirely new device.
Here’s the breakdown of pricing for everything Apple announced on September 9:
iPhone 17 starts at $799 (256GB)
iPhone Air starts at $999 (256GB)
iPhone 17 Pro starts at $1,099 (256GB)
iPhone 17 Pro Max starts at $1,199 (256GB)
AirPods Pro 3 is $249
Apple Watch SE 3 starts at $249 (40mm)
Apple Watch Ultra 3 starts at $799
Apple Watch Series 11 starts at $399 (42mm Aluminum)
New accessories too
Apple didn’t just stop at the phones – it rolled out a bunch of new cases, straps, and even a MagSafe battery for the iPhone Air. Here’s what’s coming:
iPhone Air
Cases: iPhone Air Case with MagSafe, slim translucent case, bumper case, and a new crossbody strap.
MagSafe Battery: a thin, lightweight pack that snaps onto the back. It can quickly top up the iPhone Air when you’re low, or stay attached all day to maximize battery life.
iPhone 17
Cases: Clear Case with MagSafe, plus a Silicone Case with MagSafe in five colors – black, neon yellow, light moss, anchor blue, and purple fog.
Crossbody Strap: made from 100% recycled yarns, with embedded magnets and stainless steel sliders for easy length adjustment. Works with the Silicone Case, and comes in 10 colors: black, light gray, blue, light blue, purple, sienna, green, neon yellow, tan, and orange.
iPhone 17 Pro / Pro Max
TechWoven Case: a new woven fabric design using multi-colored yarns for extra depth, with a protective coating against scratches and stains. Available in black, blue, purple, sienna, and green.
Clear Case with MagSafe: made from clear polycarbonate and flexible materials with scratch-resistant coating inside and out.
Silicone Case with MagSafe: available in six colors – orange, terra cotta, neon yellow, purple fog, midnight, and black.
Crossbody Strap: same design as the iPhone 17 version (100% recycled yarn, magnets, sliders), available in the same 10 colors. Works with both the TechWoven and Silicone cases.
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Еще один аэропорт Польши закрыт из-за "незапланированной военной деятельности"

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В Польше закрыли воздушное пространство над аэропортом „Люблин“ в ночь на 10 сентября.
В Польше закрыли воздушное пространство над аэропортом „Люблин“ в ночь на 10 сентября.
Об этом сообщает РБК-Украина со ссылкой на сайт для информирования авиационных служб.
Сообщается, что воздушное пространство закрыли из-за „незапланированной военной деятельности, связанной с обеспечением государственной безопасности“.
Ранее с такой же формулировкой был закрыт другой польский аэропорт „Жешув“.
Сейчас, по данным FlightRadar, вблизи Жешува и Люблина не фиксируются пассажирские самолеты. Однако замечена активность военных самолетов.
Ранее РБК-Украина писало о том, что в ночь на среду, 10 сентября, российские „Шахеды“ пересекли границу Украины и оказались в воздушном пространстве Польши.
Из-за этого Польша подняла в воздух истребители F-16 и SAAB 340 (самолет ДРЛО).
В оперативном командовании вооруженных сил Польши подтвердили, что для обеспечения безопасности польского воздушного пространства Оперативный командующий Вооруженных сил Польши активировал все необходимые процедуры.
„В нашем воздушном пространстве действуют польские и союзные самолеты, а наземные системы противовоздушной обороны и радиолокационной разведки достигли самого высокого уровня готовности“, – говорится в сообщении в соцсети Х.

Polskie i sojusznicze samoloty poderwane w związku ze zmasowanym atakiem Rosji na zachodnie regiony Ukrainy

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Polskie i sojusznicze samoloty poderwane w związku ze zmasowanym atakiem Rosji na zachodnie regiony Ukrainy – RMF24.pl – Dowództwo Operacyjne RSZ poinformowało, że w nocy z 9 na 10 września 2025 r. Federacja Rosyjska wykonuje kolejne zmasowane uderzenia
Komunikat głosi, że w celu zapewnienia bezpieczeństwa polskiej przestrzeni powietrznej Dowódca Operacyjny RSZ uruchomił wszystkie niezbędne procedury. W naszej przestrzeni operują polskie i sojusznicze statki powietrzne, a naziemne systemy obrony powietrznej i rozpoznania radiolokacyjnego osiągnęły stan najwyższej gotowości.Działania te mają charakter prewencyjny i są ukierunkowane na zabezpieczenie przestrzeni powietrznej i ochronę obywateli, zwłaszcza w rejonach przyległych do zagrożonego obszaru.Dowództwo Operacyjne RSZ monitoruje bieżącą sytuację, a podległe siły i środki pozostają w pełnej gotowości do natychmiastowej reakcji.

"Rosja nie ma potencjału". Dowódca estońskiej armii o manewrach

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Przekonanie, że Rosja jest niezwyciężonym olbrzymem to mit. Wojna w Ukrainie oraz zaangażowane tam siły pokazują, że Rosja nie ma już tak dużego potencjału, szczególnie by prowadzić operacje wojskowe na wielu.
Przekonanie, że Rosja jest niezwyciężonym olbrzymem to mit. Wojna w Ukrainie oraz zaangażowane tam siły pokazują, że Rosja nie ma już tak dużego potencjału, szczególnie by prowadzić operacje wojskowe na wielu frontach oraz jednocześnie przeprowadzać wielkoskalowe manewry – ocenia dowódca sił zbrojnych Estonii gen. Andrus Merilo.

Dear Abby: I am a third wheel to my boyfriend and his married boss

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Dear Abby advises a man on his relationship and his boyfriend’s boss.
I am a man whose long-distance boyfriend of one year has a married female best friend. (She’s his boss.) She is also a tobacco-addicted narcissist who drinks a lot. They chat on the phone and text for hours every day because, as he puts it, “she can’t be alone.” I think she uses him to compensate for her insecurities. I also think she’s a bad influence on him.
We see each other only every other week because of the physical distance between us, and then only for a day and a half. Last weekend while I was there, she texted him and asked if we would come spend the evening and drink with her. I told him absolutely not! I am protective of our time together and have no desire to spend any time with her.
The closeness they share really bothers me. They have been friends for 20 years, but their relationship feels weirdly close to me. It’s almost like a pseudo romance. I don’t know what to do. I really love this man, but I often feel like a third wheel. We talk every night, and he mentions her every single night. I’m tired of it. When he mentions her name, I physically cringe.
I have tried talking to him about my feelings concerning this, but he isn’t interested in talking about it. He defends her adamantly. What should I do? — FEELING STUCK IN INDIANA
DEAR FEELING STUCK: Your boyfriend’s relationship with this woman predates the one he has with you by 19 years. If he was concerned about your feelings or in talking about their relationship, he would make some changes. My advice is to find another boyfriend who shows more consideration.
DEAR ABBY: My ex-partner has a dog, “Butch,” who is 9 years old. I lived with Butch for almost three years. Butch is a rescue who has some trauma from his earlier life. He’s shy and timid and doesn’t like children or vacuum cleaners.
I also have a dog who lived with me during the time we lived with Butch. Last year, while our house was being vacuumed by a housekeeper, Butch bit her on her calf. I was there along with my dog. I attended to the woman and made sure she was OK. I also put Butch in a separate room. When my partner came home, I told him what had happened, but he seemed unfazed.
Fast-forward six months: My partner and I have parted ways, and he decided to ditch Butch so he can travel and play pickleball with his new victim. He gave Butch to his niece, who has two small children, without disclosing the dog’s biting history. In fact, he told his family that my dog bit the housekeeper, not Butch. I was present when the bite occurred, and he is lying.
I have told the family that I have “concerns” for the children and Butch’s fate should he bite again. His former owner will not own up to the truth. I would like your take on this ticking time bomb. — KNOWS THE TRUTH IN MICHIGAN
DEAR KNOWS: Contact your ex-boyfriend’s niece immediately and tell her that Butch presents a danger to her children. If she doesn’t believe you, offer to have the housekeeper who was bitten vouch for your honesty. As much as I like dogs, that one does not belong in a household with children.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Bayerns Kliniken kritisieren Krankenhausreform: „Die Zeche zahlen die Patienten“

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