In a dramatic and urgent turn of events, the mayor of Nysa, a Polish town, has called on all 44,000 residents to evacuate as relentless flooding continues to wreak havoc across central Europe. Mayor Kordian Kolbiarz has urged everyone to move to higher ground immediately, citing the grave risk of an embankment potentially collapsing and unleashing a deluge of water from a nearby lake into the town.

Former U.S. Representative Liz Cheney, a prominent conservative figure, made headlines on Monday with a surprising endorsement for the upcoming U.S. Senate race in Texas. Cheney, known for her strong Republican credentials, is backing Democrat Colin Allred over the incumbent GOP Senator Ted Cruz. This endorsement is stirring up quite a buzz, and Cheney's reasons for this choice are as compelling as they are significant.

The investigation into the alarming assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump that unfolded this past Sunday is intensifying, with the FBI now focusing on a critical piece of evidence: a rifle with its serial number mysteriously obliterated. The agency is deploying some seriously advanced techniques to uncover what’s hidden beneath the surface of this assault-style weapon.

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Get ready to pack your bags for more European escapades! It’s official: Emily in Paris is making a grand return for Season 5! The exciting announcement came directly from Lily Collins, who stars as the charming Emily Cooper, and Netflix. On September 16, Collins revealed the news during an appearance on Good Morning America. In a fun Instagram video, she was seen sipping espresso and teasing the next chapter of Emily’s adventures with the catchy line, “There’s no place like Rome.”

Jordan Chiles, the American gymnast who was stripped of her bronze medal from last month's Olympics over a technicality, has taken her fight to reclaim her third-place finish to Switzerland’s Supreme Court. On Monday, Chiles filed an appeal, seeking to overturn the Court of Arbitration for Sport's (CAS) decision that led to her medal being revoked.

When it comes to regular-season showdowns, this one is a heavyweight battle. The Milwaukee Brewers (86-63) are set to host the National League-leading Philadelphia Phillies (90-59) at American Family Field for a crucial three-game series starting Monday night. With the Central Division title hanging in the balance and the Brewers' magic number to clinch it down to just three, this series is loaded with stakes.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has an interesting philosophy when it reachesto the use of challenge flags: the best way to maintain a solid winning percentage might be to keep that red flag snugly tucked into your belt. But of course, that's not how Harbaugh thinks.

The Los Angeles Rams' growing list of sidelined players is becoming a major concern as several key players are expected to miss extended time. Coach Sean McVay provided an update on Monday, indicating that wide receiver Cooper Kupp, safety John Johnson III, and offensive lineman Jonah Jackson all suffered significant injuries during their recent defeat to the Arizona Cardinals. With the Rams sitting at 0-2, the timing couldn’t be worse.

Tyler Van Dyke's unfortunate injury has sent a shockwave through the Wisconsin Badgers’ football program. The senior quarterback’s season came to an abrupt halt due to a serious knee injury sustained during the first quarter of the Badgers' 42-10 loss to Alabama at Camp Randall Stadium. As bad as the news is, it’s not entirely unexpected. After all, knee injuries have a way of derailing even the best-laid plans in sports. According to ESPN and the Wisconsin State Journal, Van Dyke suffered a complete ACL tear, which means he’s out for the rest of the season.

Germany is ramping up its efforts to tackle irregular migration by implementing random border checks at its borders with five Western European countries. Starting Monday, German authorities initiated these checks at the borders with France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Denmark. This move marks an expansion of Germany’s mobile border control system, which has been operational at four other borders since last year.