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Prices rise in Iran as US prepares new sanctionsEconomy

Tehran traders say businesses are struggling under the combined strain of war, inflation and disrupted trade. Many fear the economic pressure will intensify as Washington prepares a new round of sanctions against Iran.

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Migrants head north through Mexico after months-long waitWorld

Hundreds of migrants, mostly from Central America and Cuba, left Tapachula in southern Mexico in a caravan. After waiting for months in migration and asylum procedures, they are seeking to reach central and northern Mexico.

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Nightline Full Broadcast — Thursday, August 20, 2026Other

The broadcast covers Harry and Meghan’s stunning move back to the UK, the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, a boom in pet cloning, and Dolly Parton making history again.

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SEC Drops ‘Reg Crypto’ Rulemaking: Do We Still Need Clarity?Economy

CoinDesk’s The Policy Protocol examines President Trump’s remarks about bringing Hyperliquid onshore and Judge Vernon Oliver’s Connecticut ruling criticizing the CFTC’s emergency order in the Kalshi dispute. Superstate General Counsel Alexander Zozos then explains “Reg Crypto,” including two fundraising exemptions and a safe harbor.

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UK data centres expand as AI boom raises concerns over water and power useTech

The UK government plans to triple the number of data centres to meet rising artificial intelligence demand. The expansion is prompting questions about water and electricity consumption as much of the country faces unprecedented heat and drought. Data centres produce substantial heat and need cooling, with some facilities using large quantities of water.

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Hong Kong Court Convicts Organizers of Tiananmen Candlelight Vigils of SubversionPolitics

Hong Kong’s High Court on August 21 found former Alliance leaders Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung guilty of inciting subversion. The dissolved group had organized annual gatherings commemorating those killed in 1989. Former chairman Albert Ho had previously pleaded guilty to the same charge.

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Trump changes Iran strategy, threatens ‘economic D-Day’Politics

President Donald Trump vowed to impose “tremendous economic consequences” on countries that continue doing business with Tehran. China rejected his “economic D-Day” threat, saying sanctions serve no party’s interests. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Beijing to “get with the program,” though the US has little leverage over China. Iran also condemned the threat.

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ISIS indoctrinating Americans with ‘EASE,’ expert warnsWorld4:14

Former NYPD Detective Tom Smith discussed Jessica Bowie’s arrest on Fox & Friends. The Albany, New York, woman is accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired bombing targeting the state capitol building.

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US-Canada Tensions, Bessent’s Bond Troubles and Iceland VoteWorld

Bloomberg This Weekend examines rising US-Canada tensions, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s turbulent week in the bond market, Iceland’s vote and the stark choices facing Ukraine. The program features discussions with lawmakers, business leaders and cultural figures.

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Indonesia’s balancing act between global powers US and ChinaWorld

China’s top diplomat is in Jakarta to discuss how Indonesia and China can build on their trade and defence cooperation. Kerry Brown, director of the Lau China Institute at King’s College London, explains the significance of the two-plus-two dialogue.

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What a record-breaking El Niño could mean for the worldScience

This year’s El Niño is expected to be the strongest ever recorded, threatening extreme weather worldwide and potentially making 2027 the hottest year by a wide margin. The UK Met Office’s long-range forecasting chief called it the most “intense” El Niño in more than a century. Experts say, combined with human-caused warming, it could preview late-2030s heat.

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UN says DR Congo Ebola outbreak is 'growing exponentially' as deaths top 2,500Health

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is growing “exponentially,” a senior UN disease coordinator said Friday. More than 2,500 deaths have been recorded, half of them in the past 20 days. It is already the country’s largest outbreak and is spreading faster than any recorded Ebola outbreak.

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South Korea’s Hyundai union stages first full-day strike in a decadeEconomy

Workers at South Korea’s largest carmaker, Hyundai, staged their first full strike in a decade after wage negotiations with management broke down. They are seeking a higher retirement age, larger bonuses and safeguards against AI and automation.

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US to Target Iran's Economic PartnersWorld

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent vowed to intensify pressure on Iran by going after its economic partners, declaring, “You are either with us, or against us.” He is scheduled to provide more details about the plans on Monday.

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UN chief warns Israeli E1 settlement poses ‘existential threat’ to two-state solutionWorld2:02

The United Nations said Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was alarmed by reports of illegal Israeli settlement outposts in the West Bank. Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric warned that development in the E1 area would sever links between the northern and southern West Bank and severely damage the territory’s integrity, threatening a two-state solution.

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Londoners react to Harry and Meghan's return to the U.K.Culture

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, are returning to the United Kingdom six years after separating from the British royal family and moving to California. Ramy Inocencio asked several Britons how they view the move.

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