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Canadian businesses and industries anxious for U.S. trade deal detailsEconomy

Businesses and industries across Canada are awaiting details of the tentative deal with the United States, which postpones 50% tariffs until at least Aug. 22. The limited information disclosed so far has left some industry leaders worried about what Canada may have to give up.

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Teachers Pay Teachers hit by wave of error-filled AI contentTech

Teachers Pay Teachers is facing scrutiny over AI-generated classroom materials containing errors, typos and questionable information. Chalkbeat national reporter Lily Altavena discusses how such content is appearing on the platform and what it means for educators.

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Anti-Muslim protest in Dearborn reignites debate over Islam and politics in AmericaSociety

Police arrested 22 people after a confrontation at an anti-Islam protest led by activist Jake Lang in Dearborn, Michigan. The incident has renewed debate over religion, identity and political power as Muslim Americans gain a stronger presence in public office. CAIR-Michigan Executive Director Dawud Walid discusses the tensions and community response.

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Alberta separation: Growing evidence of foreign interference ahead of referendumPolitics

Evidence is mounting that foreign actors are trying to influence Alberta’s upcoming referendum. Voters will be asked whether the province should begin the legal process for a future binding separation referendum, while the province responds and both sides of the debate react.

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Sudan’s Kordofan faces worsening humanitarian crisis despite reopened supply routeWorld

The UN says about 200,000 people have been displaced by fighting in Sudan’s Kordofan region since late last year, while drone attacks hit vital water and electricity infrastructure. The army has reopened the highway from Khartoum to North Kordofan’s capital, el-Obeid, but the RSF still holds positions south and west of the city and continues its attacks.

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Nebraska community speaks out against shock gloves in schoolsSociety

Parents in a Nebraska community were surprised to learn that shock gloves soon to be used by ICE officers had also been used in schools. Police said they would not use the gloves after backlash and a request from the district superintendent.

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Trump talks about grass as he shows off White House renovationsPolitics

Donald Trump showed the media renovations at the White House and spoke enthusiastically about grass being planted around the new helipad. “You know, grass has a life like humans have a life,” he said.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode: Kenya Helicopter Crash and MoreWorld

The broadcast reports that a safari helicopter crash in Kenya killed seven people, including Telemundo executive José Suárez. It also covers a Tennessee car crash that killed two college cyclists and critically injured five teammates, Prince Harry and Meghan’s planned return to the U.K., and an urgent manhunt for the wife of a deceased police officer.

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WATCH LIVE: Lindsay Clancy trial restarts after sudden jury dismissalOther

The murder trial of Boston-area mother Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of killing her three children, has reached its 17th day. The judge unexpectedly paused proceedings on Wednesday because of an “unforeseen circumstance.” Clancy’s attorneys argue that postpartum psychosis means she should not be held criminally responsible.

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US sanctions on Iran could test ties with China, Iraq and Türkiye, economist saysWorld

US President Donald Trump announced what he called a “crushing economic operation” against Iran and warned countries aiding Tehran of “tremendous economic consequences.” Brandeis University professor Nader Habibi told Al Jazeera that China is the main target of the sanctions, followed by Iraq and Türkiye, while the UAE’s recent trade embargo was likely induced by Washington.

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Trump’s foreign policy is upending traditional alliances, institutions and normsWorld

President Trump’s foreign-policy approach is disrupting traditional alliances, international institutions and established norms at an alarming pace. The U.S. security guarantees that have underpinned the post-World War II order are being called into question after Trump threatened to bomb Oman and claim the internationally recognized Strait of Hormuz as U.S. territory.

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Prince Harry and Meghan plan to move back to the UKCulture

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are planning to relocate from the US to the UK later this month, BBC News understands. They intend to live in a private, non-royal home outside London, while their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are due to start at a British school in September. King Charles was informed on Sunday.

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