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George Santos has become the first person permanently banned from prediction market Kalshi after the company found evidence the former New York congressman engaged in insider trading tied to his own attendance at President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address. Kalshi also fined Santos $71,356, according to the company. Kalshi’s compliance department said it had “reasonable cause to believe” Santos engaged in improper trading in markets concerning his attendance at the February address. Santos placed bets on whether he would attend while publicly telling his social media followers that he planned to be there. “Hey @Kalshi thanks for the…

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KATSEYE’s Sophia drops out of the European leg of the band’s ‘Wildworld’ tour, just two days before it’s scheduled to kick off in Dublin. The singer opening up about her decision to sit out, writing on Instagram, ‘I have to remind myself every day that our health and mental well-being should always be prioritized. I’ve been in ongoing treatment and doing everything i can to stay healthy, occupied and happy. You can’t pour from an empty cup.’ It’s unclear if Sophia will rejoin KATSEYE for their US shows, kicking off in October. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight…

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Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen called the government source behind his own newspaper’s reporting on military opposition to prolonging the Iran war a “traitor” who should face prosecution. “Whoever leaked this is a traitor and ought to be prosecuted,” the conservative columnist wrote Sunday on X, sharing the Post’s exclusive report that senior military commanders had warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth against sustaining large-scale operations against Iran. Whoever leaked this is a traitor and ought to be prosecuted https://t.co/yrJWrguNiO— Marc Thiessen (@marcthiessen) August 31, 2026 The comments created an unusual tension at the Post, which had already defended its reporting…

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