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The Tuesday Flyover Replay : Tylenol Warning, Kimmel Returns, and a 700-Pound Mascot.
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THE FLYOVER REPLAY.
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Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
Good Morning! On this day in 1779, the U.S. ship Bonhomme Richard, commanded by John Paul Jones, looked defeated against two British ships, but when Jones was asked to surrender, he replied: “I have not yet begun to fight,” and went on to win the battle.
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TAKEOFF.
Trump Ties Tylenol to Autism Increase.
President Trump said Monday the FDA will add new warning labels to Tylenol, citing research linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to autism.
He told reporters that pregnant women should avoid the drug unless treating a high-risk fever, and that doctors will be formally notified of the new guidance.
The White House pointed to studies from Johns Hopkins, Yale, and Harvard showing associations between prenatal acetaminophen and neurodevelopmental issues.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists maintains there’s no clear evidence linking the proper use of Tylenol to developmental issues.
The administration also announced it will begin the approval process for leucovorin, a cancer drug that has shown early promise for easing autism symptoms.
Kimmel Returns to ABC Without Apology.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel will return to ABC tonight after a weeklong suspension over remarks about Charlie Kirk’s killing, but news reports say he doesn’t plan to apologize.
The late-night host, who earns about $15 million annually, negotiated his comeback directly with Disney CEO Bob Iger and Entertainment Co-Chair Dana Walden, according to reports. He will reportedly address the controversy in Tuesday’s monologue, but stop short of an apology.
On his Sept. 15 broadcast, Kimmel offended many viewers by saying, “We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and with everything they can to score political points from it.” Authorities have disputed that, saying the accused shooter had left-wing views.
Kimmel’s return will be pre-empted by at least one large TV station group. Sinclair Broadcast Group, the largest owner of ABC stations, with 38 across the country, including WJLA, the ABC affiliate that serves the Washington D.C. metro area, has said it will run other programming.
Trump to Meet Arab Leaders at UN.
President Trump is scheduled to meet a group of Arab and Muslim leaders on Tuesday in New York during the United Nations General Assembly meeting to discuss efforts to end the war in Gaza.
The meeting comes as Hamas prepares to send a letter to Trump proposing a 60-day ceasefire in exchange for the release of half of the hostages held in Gaza, according to reports. The letter is expected to be delivered this week.
The U.S. State Department denied visas to Palestinian leaders, including Mahmoud Abbas, effectively blocking them from attending the General Assembly in New York, citing national security concerns.
President Donald Trump will speak at the United Nations General Assembly today. His address follows a decision by several U.S. allies, including France, the U.K., Canada, and Australia, to formally recognize a Palestinian state, joining 142 of 193 UN member nations in supporting a two-state solution.
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Now, back to the News.
POLITICS.
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to formally consider overruling a 90-year-old precedent that gave certain government agencies independence from the White House, which would allow President Trump to fire agency leaders at will.
The Department of Homeland Security said Monday it wouldn’t follow California’s new law banning its agents from covering their faces with masks during enforcement operations.
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer urged President Trump to meet with Democrats to strike a deal to avoid a government shutdown as the funding deadline looms. Trump said he was willing to meet but added he didn’t think “it’s going to have any impact.”
The Taliban government rejected President Trump’s bid to retake Bagram Air Base, four years after former President Biden ordered a withdrawal from Afghanistan that left the sprawling military facility in the Taliban’s hands.
SPORTS
The Miami Hurricanes jumped to No. 2 in the latest AP Poll following their win against the Florida Gators on Saturday, while Illinois dropped 14 spots to No. 23 after a 53-point loss to Indiana.
The L.A. Dodgers drew over four million fans to live games this season, becoming one of just ten teams in MLB history to achieve such a feat. The last teams to do so were the Mets and Yankees in 2008.
The ACC fined Syracuse $25,000 for faking injuries during their 34-21 victory over Clemson on Saturday, calling one instance “a clear attempt to gain an unmerited advantage by stopping the game in order to secure an injury timeout.”
Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl is retiring after 11 seasons with the Tigers. Many observers believe he’s planning to run for the U.S. Senate, though he has downplayed the speculation.
FINANCE.
Big Stock Move: Metsera stock jumped 60% on Monday after Pfizer announced it was acquiring the drug developer in a deal valued at up to $7.3 billion.
Michelob Ultra dethroned Modelo Especial to become America’s No. 1 beer brand after spending heavily on sports-related promotion. Modelo has been the top-selling beer since 2023, when it passed Bud Light.
Pennsylvania-based Wabtec, a maker of locomotive parts, agreed to a $4.2 billion deal with the nation of Kazakhstan to provide the central Asian country with 300 locomotives.
Gold prices rose to a new record on Monday, putting it on pace for its largest annual gain in more than 45 years. The precious metal is up more than 40% year to date, marking its best year since 1979.
SCIENCE AND TECH.
NASA announced Monday it had selected 10 new astronauts, six women and four men, from a pool of more than 8,000 applicants. One of them, officials say, could become the first human to walk on Mars.
The European Space Agency has released a 3D map of 44 million stars within the Milky Way, created using data from the now-retired Gaia Space Telescope.
The 2025 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards captured the breathtaking beauty of marine life, from microscopic amphipods on coral to orcas breaching just feet from onlookers.
THE ROTATOR.
TRAVEL TUESDAY.
Machu Picchu is in danger of being stripped of its “New Seven Wonders of the World” designation due to mismanagement, overcrowding, and ongoing unrest.
Aspen is well known for its elite winter scene, but now wins praise for its summer appeal, including world-class hiking, art, and dining against a backdrop of the Rockies.
Putting your phone in a TSA bin might seem harmless, but travel experts warn that the phones are more likely to be lost or stolen that way during airport security checks and recommend this alternative instead.
ET CETERA.
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck near Berkeley, California, just before 3 a.m. Monday, jolting thousands awake across the Bay Area. No injuries or major damages were reported.
The University of Colorado debuted Ralphie VII, its new 700-pound live buffalo mascot, during Saturday night’s home game against Wyoming. The one-year-old bison replaced Ralphie VI, who retired after showing little interest in running the field.
Outdoor brand Arc’teryx is under fire after staging a dragon-shaped fireworks display in Tibet’s Himalayas, prompting backlash over potential harm to the fragile environment.
Russia will host a revived Soviet-era Intervision Song Contest in Moscow after being banned from Eurovision’s popular song contest. Artists from 22 “friendly” nations competed, though U.S. contestant Brandon Howard withdrew.
Daily Quote.
“Beginning Tuesday night, Sinclair will be preempting ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ across our ABC affiliate stations and replacing it with news programming.”
— Sinclair Broadcast Group statement on the return of host Jimmy Kimmel to his late-night show on ABC tonight.
Inspirational Verse of the Day.
Proverbs Chapter 3 Verse 29 Devise not evil against thy neighbour, seeing he dwelleth securely by thee. KJV
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