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Singer Jesse McCartney and actress Katie Paterson are engaged, they announced Saturday. 
Italy granted permission to a ship carrying 82 Libyan migrants to dock Saturday in Lampedusa, Sicily, and allowed the passengers to disembark. 
Saudi Arabia cut its oil output in half Saturday after Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for a drone attack on two oil facilities in eastern Saudi Arabia. 
Since Humberto formed so far to the east, impact on the Bahamas and the United States will be minuscule when compared to that of Dorian. 
President Donald Trump said he discussed the possibility of a mutual defense treaty during a phone call Saturday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 
The family members of a late Illinois doctor found the preserved remains of 2,246 aborted babies in his home, the local sheriff's office said. 
MoviePass' parent company shut down service Saturday that in its heyday allowed subscribers to see a movie a day for about $10 a month. 
Lawyers have seated a jury for the murder trial of a former Dallas police officer who fatally shot an unarmed man after she entered the wrong apartment. 
African leaders paid tribute Saturday to Zimbabwe's founding father Robert Mugabe, who was ousted as president two years ago, at a state funeral. 
President Donald Trump said Saturday that Hamza bin Laden, a high-ranking al-Qaida member and son of Osama bin Laden, was killed in a counter-terrorism operation. 
Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters clashed Saturday with Beijing supporters in a mall. 
A working 18-karat solid-gold toilet worth $1.25 million was stolen from Britain's Blenheim Palace, officials said Saturday. 
Marvel's Avengers film franchise dominated the movie categories at Friday night's Saturn Awards in Los Angeles. 
Writer-director James Gunn has announced on Twitter the entire cast for his upcoming action movie, "The Suicide Squad." 
Alexander Skarsgård has signed on to play villain Randall Flagg in "The Stand," CBS All Access' adaptation of Stephen King's book. 
Tool's "Fear Inoculum" is the No. 1 album in the United States. 
Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o is set to star in HBO Max's adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel, "Americanah." 
Actor Sam Neill turns 72 and actor Emma Kenney turns 20, among the famous birthdays for Sept. 14. 
On Sept. 14, 1975, Pope Paul VI canonized Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American-born saint. 
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