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Jihadists kill and kidnap dozens in Nigeria’s Niger stateWorld

Nigerian authorities say suspected jihadists attacked villages in the north-western state of Niger, killing or abducting dozens. Witnesses report that one assault struck a mosque during Friday prayers in the Borgu area. Several other villages were targeted as armed groups intensified activity in the region, where mass abductions have become a key insurgent tactic.

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Dutch protesters oppose settlement trade as distribution centre challenges banWorld

Protesters gathered outside a Nijkerk distribution centre handling goods from Israeli settlements. The Dutch government’s ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements is due to take effect on September 22. Protesters say it is necessary, while the Israel Product Center, run by Christians for Israel, has challenged the measure in court as discriminatory.

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Canadian PM SLAMMED after talks fail: 'COLLAPSING'Politics

Hugh Hewitt and Aishah Hasnie review the Republican push through closely contested states, including appearances by Trump, Vance and Johnson. The discussion also covers MAGA Inc.’s unprecedented fundraising haul.

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Quebec shifts focus away from separatism amid Canada-U.S. trade talksPolitics

Ongoing trade negotiations between Canada and the United States appear to have cooled discussion of separatism in Quebec. Tariffs imposed on Canada by Donald Trump’s administration have hurt business operations across industries including steel and dairy. Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Quebec’s political future must not be hijacked by upheaval in American politics, an unpredictable president or a campaign of fear.

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Humanoid robot beats Usain Bolt’s 100-meter record at Beijing gamesTech

A humanoid robot surpassed Usain Bolt’s 100-meter record at a five-day games event in Beijing. Now in its second year, the spectacle features 51 events and more than 1,000 competitions, highlighting China’s rapid advances in advanced robotics as competition with the U.S. intensifies.

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Amazon expands U.S. drone delivery; Canada could be nextTech

Amazon plans to extend its Prime Air drone delivery service to 500 U.S. towns and cities this year. Experts say consumer drone deliveries could also be approaching in Canada after Transport Canada updated flight regulations, with AVSS CEO Josh Ogden calling the regulator’s approach more sustainable over the long term.

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Bloomberg Previews Jackson Hole SymposiumEconomy8:47

Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal, Lisa Abramowicz, Tracy Alloway and Tom Keene preview the Jackson Hole Symposium, where attention will center on Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Marsh’s first annual symposium address.

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'CONSTANT THREAT': ISIS-inspired plot sparks radicalization concernsPolitics

Former federal prosecutor Jonathan Fahey discusses the arrest of Jessica Bowie, who allegedly planned an ISIS-inspired bombing of the New York State Capitol. Security was also heightened for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C.

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What the collapse of trade talks means for U.S. alcohol salesEconomy

Alcohol became a central issue in this week's tariff talks, leaving businesses caught in the middle. Chris Swonger, president and CEO of the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, says rebuilding consumer loyalty will take time.

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China’s Humanoid Robot Games Showcase Rapid Progress in RoboticsTech

Humanoid robots compete in sprinting, boxing and football at games in Beijing, highlighting the rapid development of China’s robotics industry. Some machines show impressive abilities, while others struggle to remain upright or avoid obstacles. Organisers say the event reflects advances in robotics and the technology’s growing role in China’s economy.

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Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia as Putin warns of a 'Pandora’s box'World

Vladimir Putin says Ukraine opened a “Pandora’s box” by attacking economic targets in Russia. Ukraine says it struck a Russian online retailer’s warehouse and an oil refinery in the Samara region overnight. The claims follow a Russian double-tap drone strike on a Ukrainian shopping center that killed 16 people, with others still missing.

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Olympic champion Jenny Simpson says running revealed her rare heart conditionHealth

Retired Olympic runner Jenny Simpson, celebrated for competing in three Olympic Games, nearly died after a cardiac event two months ago. She was diagnosed with arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, a rare condition she had unknowingly carried for four decades.

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LaLiga kicks off on ABC and ESPNSports

ESPN's Dan Thomas previews what viewers can expect from soccer's biggest stars on the field this season.

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Good Morning America Full Broadcast – Saturday, August 22, 2026Other

The broadcast covers severe storms from the Midwest to the East Coast, the Trump administration’s 50% tariff on about $20 billion in Canadian goods and Canada’s vow to retaliate. It also features Harry and Meghan’s move back to the UK, a melanoma mRNA vaccine trial, a giant lily-pad weigh-off and the impact of the SAVE program’s termination on nearly 7 million student-loan borrowers.

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Survivor recalls casualties in parking lot after Russian strikeWorld

Rescuers cleared rubble from a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih after a Russian drone strike killed more than a dozen people and injured at least 130. Survivor Kateryna recalled the horror and chaos that followed.

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Canada to impose retaliatory tariffs on various US sectorsEconomy

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will impose tariffs on imports from the United States across a range of sectors starting September 8, in response to President Donald Trump's new 50% tariffs that took effect at midnight.

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Tens of thousands without power in Northwest IndianaSociety

Tens of thousands of people remain without electricity in Northwest Indiana, and some are pursuing a class-action lawsuit against the state’s public service utility company.

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