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ABOUT AMERICA'S GOT TALENT Creator and Executive Producer Simon Cowell returns to the judges' panel along with Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara. Terry Crews, who made a big splash as the host of the inaugural series "America's Got Talent: The Champions", joins as host for "America's Got Talent." With the show open to acts of all ages, AGT 2022 continues to celebrate the variety format like no other show on television. Year after year, "America's Got Talent" features a colorful array of singers, dancers, comedians, contortionists, impressionists, magicians, ventriloquists and hopeful stars, all vying to win America's hearts and a $1 million prize. ABOUT TALENT RECAP Talent Recap is the #1 independent website which is exclusively dedicated to the fans of the most popular talent shows around the world. As passionate fans of these shows, we provide news, analysis and fan engagement on America’s Got Talent, Britain’s Got Talent, The Voice, The X Factor, American Idol, The Four, The Masked Singer, The World’s Best and its contestants.

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Daily Mail reporter Richard Pendlebury went to the Ukrainian frontline in July 2023. In this report, he explains why trench warfare still dominates conflict despite the use of 21st century weapons including drones and hypersonic missiles. A Ukrainian soldier also gives a gripping account of what storming a trench is really like. Reporter: Richard Penlebury, Cameraman: Jamie Wiseman, Translator: Oleksandr Kostiuchenko, Edited by: Olga Cheng, Motion Graphics: Riccardo Fissore

War is an inherently human business. Much of it takes place in the mind. Shatter your enemy’s will to fight and the physical bit becomes a lot easier. Most soldiers accept the hurly burly of the battlefield. They understand the risks and have reconciled themselves to the possibility of death or injury by bullets, artillery and such like with grim pragmatism. But unseen killers - chemical weapons, booby traps, weapons that don’t play by the Queensberry rules of warfare - these eat away at a soldier’s psychological strength. Loitering munitions in the air or at sea fit into this category of weapon. They’re deadly, but pretty cheap and basic, so easy to produce in large numbers, and able to attack psychological defences just as much as physical ones. Ukraine’s innovation of maritime drone technology hasn’t fundamentally changed the nature of warfare at sea, but has shown how the psychological dimension can be employed here too.

Ukrainian troops dodged Russian artillery during an attack near Bakhmut. Soldiers of the 3rd Assault Battalion led the charge in Klishchiivka. As they ran towards Russian positions artillery shells began falling on them. But they continued the attack and were able to reach the trenches. Kyiv’s men then used grenades and rifles to clear the Russians out. The footage is thought to have been recorded back in July. At the time, Ukraine was fighting for control of high ground near Bakhmut. They are now thought to have taken control of the area. That puts their artillery in range of the city, making life hard for Russia. Ukraine is trying to surround Bakhmut after Wagner withdrew from the city.

A Russian amphibious assault failed after being hit by a drone. Putin’s men tried attacking Ukraine across the Dnipro River. They used a small speedboat in echoes of Ukrainian attacks. But they were thwarted by a first-person view, or FPV, drone. The tiny aircraft, strapped with an explosive, chased the boat down. A second camera drone captured the moment it hit the boat. It successfully exploded, leaving the craft dead in the water. Ukraine is conducting raids across the Dnipro River, in the south. They are drawing men away from defences on the southern front. Russia is sensitive to attacks in the area because it leads to Crimea.

According to military analyst Sean Bell, the president of Belarus has become "emboldened" by the presence of the Wagner Group. Alexander Lukashenko has been "provoking" Poland by telling them "he's holding them [Wagner] back from attacking Polish soil", said Sean Bell. This has enhanced the West's concern about the "grave risk" of escalating the war, leading Poland to move up to 10,000 extra troops to the border with Belarus.

Unusual Unity in Luhansk: Ukrainian and Russian Citizens Joined Forces Against Putin on the Streets!

Ukrainian forces have hit critical road bridges linking occupied Crimea with parts of the Kherson region under Russian control. Kyiv has claimed responsibility for attacks on two bridges - one in Russian-annexed Crimea and one near the Ukrainian port city Henichesk. Our military analyst Sean Bell discusses these latest developments and what they mean for the future of the war.

Russian submarine commander Stanislav Rzhitsky was shot to death while jogging in the southern Russian city of Krasnodar. He may have been targeted by an assailant tracking him on the popular running app Strava, according to Russian media. CNN cannot independently confirm the authenticity of the Strava profile, but it includes many photographs of him. Russia’s Investigative Committee said on Telegram a man has been detained in connection with Rzhitsky’s killing

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports from the front lines of Ukraine's southern counteroffensive near Orikhiv, Urkaine

“Ukrainians are taking advantage of the situation the Russians have created and they're punishing the Russians.” Ukraine is undermining Russia’s “terror campaign” by targeting their navy says former US Marine Corps Colonel Brendan Kearney.

Russian security forces are among the clients of a factory rocked by an explosion near Moscow - Sky's Defence and Security Analyst Michael Clarke assesses what could have caused the blast. At least 19 people were taken to hospital, and three were moved to intensive care units with serious injuries.

Ukraine’s special forces are taking out Putin’s commanders inside Russian territory. The elite ‘Shaman’ forces have grown to the size of a battalion in the year since Maxim Tucker first revealed their existence.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tells CNN's Michael Smerconish that he is running for president because he thinks "our country is headed in a bad direction."

Salman Al-Ansari, Saudi geopolitical analyst, says he doesn't expect normalization of Saudi-Israeli ties, given the coalition that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formed, adding that "he will simply have nothing substantial to offer the Palestinians."

The former Hawaii Congresswoman who served on the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees exposes America's role in escalating this new Cold War with Russia. Tulsi is joined by world-renowned economics professor and foreign policy expert, Jeffrey Sachs, to discuss how we arrived at the doorstep of nuclear war and what the Biden administration has done to make matters worse. Jeffrey David Sachs is an American economist, academic, public policy analyst, and former director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University, where he holds the title of University Professor. He is known for his work on sustainable development, economic development, and the fight against poverty.

Thirty years after the end of the Cold War, the United States and Russia are yet again standing face to face over Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has renewed nuclear threat to the West, possesses the biggest weapon ever made, the world’s largest ever nuclear device – the Tsar Bomba or "the Emperor of Bombs". On October 30, 1961, at the peak of the Cold War, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev sent an unmistakable warning to the West by testing the most powerful weapon mankind had ever seen. The Tsar Bomba was 2000 times more powerful than the American bomb dropped on Nagasaki and 10 times the total firepower used in the entire Second World War. Can the course of the war in Ukraine today force Russia to resort to its deadly nuclear weapons? Will Putin use the world’s largest nuclear bomb if tensions with the West over Ukraine escalate?

Poland has rushed troops, combat helicopters to its border with Russia's ally Belarus. Polish PM claims that the situation is becoming dangerous following an alleged airspace violation by Belarusian helicopters and Wagner troops' alleged movement towards NATO's Achilles' heels- The Suwalki Gap.

Central African Republic is one of the poorest countries in the world, a victim of colonialism and torn apart by decades of civil war, and it’s become a landing pad for Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group. Led by the now infamous Yevgeny Prigozhin, Wagner was invited in by the government to quell a rebellion. They’ve since infiltrated nearly every aspect of society – exploiting this vulnerable African nation and potentially making billions in the process.

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