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Mangione supporters say case is now a broader social movementSociety

Supporters of Luigi Mangione gathered outside Manhattan Criminal Court before his final pretrial hearing. Mangione is accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in 2024. The supporters said the case has come to represent broader social issues, framing it as a movement that extends beyond the criminal proceedings themselves.

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Crews rescue passengers after Indonesian ferry catches fire near BaliWorld

Indonesian search and rescue teams launched a large evacuation operation on Wednesday after a ferry caught fire near Bali. The vessel was carrying 131 people while traveling from the tourist island toward neighboring Lombok. Rescue crews were working to get passengers to safety. Authorities provided the account of the incident.

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‘$9B poorer’: Minnesota is angry over welfare fraud, Senate candidate warnsPolitics

Minnesota U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya says residents are angry over widespread welfare fraud in the state. Speaking on Fox News, she assesses Democratic infighting surrounding the issue. Tafoya warns that Minnesota could be “$9 billion poorer” as the controversy continues to fuel concern. The segment focuses on welfare fraud, government spending, taxpayers and accusations of political corruption involving Democrats.

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AI Boom Fuels Asian Stocks Even as Oil ClimbsEconomy

“Insight with Haslinda Amin” examines major stories shaping markets and global affairs. Asian stocks are being buoyed by enthusiasm over artificial intelligence, while crude prices extend their gains. The program also considers doubts surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Donald Trump has said Iran is going “fine” and that the waterway is under control, framing the situation in a more upbeat tone.

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Hormuz Deal in Doubt as Iran Keeps Strait ShutWorld

Global markets are watching the Strait of Hormuz as uncertainty grows over any agreement to reopen the crucial shipping route. President Trump says the United States “totally controls” the strait, while Iran insists it will stay closed until its conditions are met. The US also says it fired on a vessel accused of breaching the blockade. Pakistan’s interior minister is traveling to Iran for talks. Oil prices are extending their gains as traders weigh the possibility of a prolonged disruption, while investors await US core CPI data.

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Is a university degree still a wise investment?Society

Record numbers of young people are graduating from university while entry-level opportunities are disappearing. The employment squeeze is raising questions about whether lengthy academic study remains worthwhile or whether job seekers should prioritize practical skills and microcredentials. China’s education ministry says 12.7 million graduates entered the labor market this summer, a record figure. Some people unable to find work are reportedly pretending to have jobs in order to maintain appearances.

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Amy Klobuchar vows to be a ‘transformative governor’ after Minnesota primary winPolitics

Sen. Amy Klobuchar secured the Minnesota Democratic nomination for governor on Tuesday with little opposition. She will now face Republican state House Speaker Lisa Demuth in the general election. Demuth won the GOP primary even though President Donald Trump had endorsed Mike Lindell. Klobuchar pledged to serve as a “transformative governor” after her primary victory.

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Mother of soldier killed in Iranian attack: He was passionate about lifeWorld

Shari Feehan, the mother of US soldier Tyler Feehan, speaks about her son after he was killed in an Iranian attack. Tyler’s fiancée, Claire Fletcher, joins her in discussing the impact he had on others and the legacy he left behind. Their comments focus on his enthusiasm for life and the meaning of his service. The two women share their memories in an interview on “The Story.”

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Yen nears 160 per US dollar: Is Japan about to intervene again?Economy

The yen is approaching the psychologically important level of 160 to the US dollar, putting Japanese policymakers under renewed pressure. A move beyond 160 could increase expectations that Japanese authorities will intervene again to support the currency. That possibility comes despite a rare coordinated intervention by the United States and Japan last month. Jesper Koll, an expert director at Monex Group, discusses what could alter the outlook.

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Tyrus says the WNBA should ‘fund themselves’Sports

Fox News contributor Tyrus says WNBA player DiJonai Carrington should be fired. He links the call to her foul on Sophie Cunningham and to comments she made about “White privilege.” Tyrus made the remarks during “America Reports.”

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Tencent Earnings a Litmus Test for China’s AI Sector | The China Show | 8/12/2026Tech

Bloomberg Television’s “The China Show” puts Tencent’s upcoming earnings at the center of attention for China’s artificial-intelligence sector. The program examines how the results may serve as a test for the sector and discusses the AI trade with Christina Woon of Eastspring Investments. Hosted by Yvonne Man and David Ingles, the program also covers China’s economy, politics, policy, technology and trends for global investors.

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Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star in 'The End of Oak Street' | AP interviewCulture

Anne Hathaway says she discovered an “oasis of calm” near the set of The End of Oak Street. In an interview with AP entertainment journalist Brooke Lefferts, she discusses the family dinosaur adventure. David Robert Mitchell directed the film, which co-stars Ewan McGregor. The movie marks Hathaway’s fourth major release of the year.

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Air India Pilot Tests Positive for Drugs After Mid-Air DropSociety

The captain of an Air India jet that abruptly lost about 300 feet of altitude during a flight last week tested positive for illegal drugs in a second screening, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg reporter Mihir Mishra outlines what has emerged from the reporting so far. The case follows the unusual in-flight drop involving the passenger aircraft.

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Tom Homan: This is a STONE-COLD LIE!Politics

Border czar Tom Homan assesses the State Department’s crackdown on visas during an appearance on The Will Cain Show. The department has revoked more than 175,000 visas belonging to foreign criminals and fraud suspects. Homan describes the claim under discussion as a “stone-cold lie.” The segment focuses on visas, border security, crime allegations and immigration enforcement.

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Colombia earthquake death toll rises above 200 as rescuers search for survivorsWorld

The death toll from Monday’s earthquake in Colombia has climbed above 200 and is expected to rise further as rescue teams search collapsed buildings. Cali, among the hardest-hit areas, has become the focus of volunteers and emergency workers digging through the rubble for survivors. No one has yet been found alive at a collapsed apartment building, although volunteers say they heard a man’s voice beneath the debris. A doctor was rescued alive from another collapsed structure.

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How will Europe’s total solar eclipse put pressure on its energy grid?Science

Demand for protective glasses has surged across Europe before a rare total solar eclipse, leaving pharmacies, opticians and other retailers struggling to keep supplies available. Experts warn that staring at the eclipse with the naked eye, even briefly, can cause permanent eye damage. CNA examines how the eclipse may place added pressure on Europe’s energy grid. Carnegie Mellon University Professor Ramteen Sioshansi also discusses the potential grid impact with CNA.

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Markets Brace for US CPI as AI Firms Crush EarningsEconomy

Bloomberg Television’s Asia Trade looks ahead to the opening of the trading day in Asia. CoreWeave and Super Micro are highlighted for lifting their outlooks on strong artificial-intelligence demand. Asian stocks are expected to slip as investors await US consumer-price data. The programme also flags Iran among the major issues shaping markets.

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Darline Graham advances to GOP runoff for U.S. Senate in South CarolinaPolitics

First-time candidate Darline Graham has advanced to the Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. She had long remained close to the political orbit of her brother, Lindsey Graham. Her campaign faced skepticism because of her limited experience, but she overcame those doubts while seeking to replace him. The contest now moves to a GOP runoff.

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Trump claims US ‘owns’ Hormuz as Iran sets conditions for reopeningWorld

US President Donald Trump has again claimed that Washington has complete control of the Strait of Hormuz, saying the United States “owns” the vital waterway. He warned that Iran would be “blown away” if it challenged the US. Tehran has said it will not reopen the strait until Washington meets several demands, including war reparations and an end to sanctions. The statements highlight the sharp confrontation over the waterway’s future.

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Flanagan wins Minnesota Democratic Senate primaryPolitics1:49

Peggy Flanagan has won the Democratic primary for a U.S. Senate seat in Minnesota. Fox News senior national correspondent Kevin Corke reported the latest primary-election results on “Fox News @ Night.” The item focuses on the result and its political significance in Minnesota’s Senate contest.

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Trump says advisers wanted him off Air Force One in Turkey due to threatPolitics

President Donald Trump said advisers wanted him to avoid leaving Turkey aboard Air Force One because of a threat. His comments confirmed a report first published by The Washington Post. That account said Trump hid in an airport catering container to move onto another aircraft, while Air Force One took off from Turkey as a decoy. The episode was presented as a covert aircraft switch prompted by security concerns.

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Philippine Coast Guard captain recalls Chinese vessels’ collision; RIMPAC welcomes coast guard for first timeWorld5:13

Philippine Coast Guard captain Jomark Angue recalled a tense maritime chase involving Chinese and Philippine vessels. The Philippine Coast Guard said a Chinese coast guard ship pursuing a Philippine patrol boat collided with a Chinese warship. Angue, who was operating the patrol boat and avoided two large Chinese vessels, was dubbed the “dragon slayer.” He discussed the confrontation in an interview during the Philippine Coast Guard’s first participation in the RIMPAC exercise.

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Hannity: ‘BOMBSHELL REVELATIONS’ emerge about El-SayedPolitics

Fox News host Sean Hannity focuses on Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed distancing himself from remarks attributed to him in the past. Those comments reportedly included saying that “fireworks suck” and criticizing football. The segment presents the remarks as explosive revelations amid El-Sayed’s campaign and the controversy surrounding it.

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