9/13/2026: Shot Down Over Iran, The Pardon Economy, Battering Ram

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9/13/2026: Shot Down Over Iran, The Pardon Economy, Battering Ram. (2026, September 16). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/60minutes-2026-09-13/

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A U.S. Air Force officer recounts surviving being shot down over Iran as a "modern-day miracle." Meanwhile, pardon brokers are targeting felons for access to Trump's pardon system, charging high fees without any assurance of success. The article also touches on NFL issues with an analysis by McVay and Stafford regarding the culture within the Los Angeles Rams organization.

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On September 13, 2026, a U.S. Air Force officer was shot down over Iran and managed to survive what he described as a "modern-day miracle." Meanwhile, brokers are now offering individuals convicted of crimes a chance at obtaining pardons from former President Trump for a significant fee, though they provide no assurance that the pardon will be granted. Lastly, the article mentions discussions about the culture within the Los Angeles Rams football team between McVay and Stafford.

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“Article A mentions a U.S. Air Force officer being shot down in Iran, while Article B discusses broader political and economic issues related to the Iran war but does not describe the same specific incident.”

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