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Jimmy Kimmel returns. The U.S. is reportedly mulling sanctions on the International

Criminal Court and TPUSA's American comeback tour continues. Kimmel returns. The U.S. is reportedly mulling sanctions on the international criminal court and

TPUSA's American comeback tour continues. I'm Daily Wire, executive editor John Bickley, with Georgia Howe.

It's Monday, September 22nd, and this is Evening Wire.

Jimmy Kimmel's late night show will return tomorrow night. The program was pulled last Wednesday ahead of Kimmel's

plan to triple down on his criticism of conservatives after the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

But now Disney says after some thoughtful conversations with the left-wing host, they're

letting him back on the air. The company said they suspended the show to, quote, avoid further

inflaming a tense situation at an emotional moment for our country.

The decision was made because they, quote,

felt some of the comments were ill-timed and thus insensitive.

It's not clear, however, if all ABC affiliates will actually be showing it.

The largest of those, Sinclair Broadcasting,

has said in the past that it would not go back to running Kimmel's show until the late-night host fully apologized.

The United States is reportedly considering sanctions for the international criminal court and a decision could fall as soon as this week.

The step is being considered in response to the court's investigations into claims of war crimes against the U.S. and Israel, neither of which is a

member of the ICC. The Trump administration has already placed sanctions against certain ICC judges,

but the latest round under consideration would hit the entire court, a severe escalation and

economic blow to the institution. President Trump is expected to sign a deal with TikTok this week. Under the

deal, the app would be jointly owned with Chinese bite dance retaining a 20% stake. The app operations

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