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Harry and Meghan set to return to the UKSociety

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to move back to the UK with their children and make it their primary base, six years after stepping down as working royals, according to The Telegraph.

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New judge assigned in Karmelo Anthony caseSociety

A different judge will review Karmelo Anthony’s bid for a fresh trial. The 19-year-old received a 35-year prison term for killing Aaron Metcalf at a high-school athletics meet.

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Remembering José Suárez, Telemundo executive and beloved colleagueSociety

In a tribute, NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas recalls José Suárez. Suárez led Telemundo-owned stations serving Orlando, Tampa and Fort Myers as president and general manager before dying in a helicopter crash in Kenya.

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Growing fears Moscow could seize deposits to fund warEconomy

US and British media report that Russians are withdrawing increasingly large amounts of cash from banks amid fears the Kremlin may soon seize deposits to finance its war in Ukraine. Recent Russian Central Bank data show record withdrawals of rubles.

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More than 80 million Americans under heat alertsOther

Unrelenting summer heat is bringing new storms to millions as students return to school. Schools are taking steps to keep students safe amid the hazardous conditions.

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Two college cyclists killed in Tennessee crashSociety

Milligan University says two student-athletes died after a driver struck them during an early-morning training ride. Authorities say the 69-year-old driver is in custody and faces vehicular homicide charges.

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Potential new skin cancer vaccineHealth

A promising mRNA-based vaccine paired with an immunotherapy drug could help prevent melanoma from returning in patients. The encouraging results sent the companies’ stocks soaring today.

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Florida Primary Shifts Democrats’ Midterm Priorities as Ohio Heads Toward Decision DayPolitics

Democratic socialist Angie Nixon’s shocking victory over moderate Alex Vindman in Florida’s U.S. Senate primary could pressure Democrats to change their strategy for winning back Congress. NBC News examines why some progressive candidates prevailed while others fell short, and how President Donald Trump’s endorsements shaped Republican contests in his home state.

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Democratic Socialist Scores Upset in Florida Senate PrimaryPolitics

The program examines politics and global business. Virginia Democratic Representative Suhas Subramanyam says he opposes additional data centers in his district, arguing their development has caused power and environmental problems and raised some residents’ utility bills. Jason Furman, a former Obama administration economic adviser, says higher interest rates are likely to persist.

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On This Day: August 19Other

On August 19, 1991, Communist hardliners in the Soviet Union announced that Mikhail Gorbachev had been removed from power, but the coup failed days later. In 1934, German voters overwhelmingly approved Adolf Hitler’s establishment of the Führer position; in 1960, a Soviet court convicted U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers of espionage.

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How Quebec is responding to Trump’s three-day pause on new tariffsPolitics

U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney say the two countries have reached a tentative deal. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette is reserving judgment on the negotiations’ outcome until she receives all the details.

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Humanoid hype: Chinese robots at World Robot Conference leave US waryTech

The power struggle between Washington and Beijing is extending into robotics, as China pours money and ambition into an industry developing alongside artificial intelligence. The World Robot Conference opened in Beijing on Wednesday with products aimed at transforming factory work and daily life. Unitree, known for its backflipping humanoids, saw its shares close 460% higher on debut.

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Lebanon’s ‘pilot zones’ face test as Israeli strikes displace southern residentsWorld

Lebanon and Israel are discussing so-called pilot zones in southern Lebanon, where Israeli forces would withdraw and the Lebanese Army would take control, potentially enabling displaced residents to return. Yet while negotiations continue, Israeli strikes are driving people from villages beyond the 10-kilometre area already occupied by Israeli forces. In Mansouri, residents were told to evacuate before strikes hit, while the Lebanese Army was also ordered …

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Stay Tuned NOW Streaming Behind the Scenes — Aug. 19Other1:14:18

NBC News invites viewers to keep watching its Aug. 19 behind-the-scenes stream and directs them to a link for more context and coverage of the day’s most important stories.

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Israel opens Hind Rajab case as rights groups call it a ‘charade’, not justiceWorld

The final phone call of five-year-old Hind Rajab, made from a car surrounded by her dead relatives, shocked the world. Israel’s army says it will investigate her killing and the deaths of 15 paramedics in southern Gaza, but critics say only 0.18% of such cases reach prosecution, leaving families with little faith in justice.

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VOA Chinese Broadcast: Trump Says AI May Be Discussed with Xi; US Sanctions ICC OfficialsPolitics

Trump said artificial intelligence could be discussed during Xi Jinping’s visit on September 24, claiming the United States is far ahead of China in the field. The US announced sanctions on the ICC president and a senior court lawyer. White House documents detailed contacts between a Chinese woman allegedly linked directly to China’s intelligence services and a former congressman. The US and South Korea will also end their annual military exercise early, on August 21.

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How viable is the Keystone XL pipeline to the U.S.?Economy

After announcing a three-day delay to 50% tariffs, U.S. President Donald Trump suggested the Keystone XL expansion project could be brought back. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney did not mention it in his statement. After nearly a decade of delays, opposition and cancellation, a former TC Energy executive assesses whether the project can realistically move forward.

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Israel to probe deaths of 5-year-old Hind Rajab and 15 Palestinian paramedicsWorld1:31

The Israeli military says criminal investigations will examine the Gaza deaths of Hind Rajab, aged five, and 15 Palestinian paramedics. It has excluded aid-worker deaths involving World Central Kitchen and Doctors Without Borders from such probes.

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