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‘Not what anybody wanted to see’: Canadian businesses react as Canada-US trade talks failEconomy

Hours after Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada was “walking away from a bad deal” with the United States, business groups supported the federal government’s decision while issuing a stark warning. The new 50 per cent tariff will sharply raise export costs for many Canadian businesses, including lumber, steel and auto producers that had hoped talks would lower tariffs.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode — Aug. 22World

Deadly heat and dangerous storms put millions at risk, while the U.S.-Canada trade war intensifies with new tariffs. Russia and Ukraine exchange deadly strikes as the war escalates, alongside other reports in the broadcast.

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U.S.-Canada tariff confrontation intensifiesEconomy

President Trump is applying a 50% levy to Canadian goods worth roughly $20 billion, while Canada is warning that it may retaliate with tariffs of its own.

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Carney says Canada won’t compromise sovereignty in tariff standoffEconomy

Talks aimed at preventing the latest 50 percent US tariffs on Canadian goods collapsed on Friday, escalating the dispute into a full-blown trade war. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada would not compromise its sovereignty or undermine key industries, while accusing Washington of demanding limits on Canada’s ability to act.

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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir: Full Broadcast — August 22, 2026Other

Severe storms bringing heavy rain, large hail and damaging winds put 20 million people on alert from the Ohio Valley to the South, while a new storm threatens Hawaii’s Big Island. The broadcast also covers the rescue effort after a small plane crashed off Boca Raton, a laptop catching fire aboard an American Airlines flight, and a tribute to Sister Jean.

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Global National: Canada to retaliate after US tariff talks collapseEconomy

Canada left negotiations in Washington late Friday without a deal to avert President Donald Trump’s threatened 50 per cent tariff on Canadian goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney recalled the negotiating team after last-minute U.S. demands, casting doubt on any potential agreement. The new tariff will sharply raise export costs for many Canadian businesses.

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Levin: Blue states are SABOTAGING youPolitics

Fox News host Mark Levin reviews what the Trump administration has done for the U.S. economy, particularly affordability, on “Life, Liberty & Levin,” while accusing blue states of sabotaging Americans.

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Sudan families flee Kordofan violence, fear what awaits at homeWorld

Thousands are escaping violence in Sudan’s Kordofan region as the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces fight for a strategic supply route. More than 5,000 families reached El Obeid in one week. Army gains have raised hopes of returning for some, while others fear what they will find, amid food shortages and rainfall threatening the harvest.

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Ex-diplomat Joey Hood on Iran’s threats and the Strait of HormuzWorld

Joey Hood, a former US ambassador to Tunisia and former acting director of the State Department’s Office of Iranian Affairs, says Iran’s threat to target countries helping US economic pressure should be taken seriously. He cites Iran’s recent strikes on neighbours from Pakistan to Oman, including missiles fired at Kurdistan Regional Government leaders last week, as well as its long-running pressure on Jordan.

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WATCH: Top Iranian negotiator issues defiant messageWorld

Fox News chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt reports on the Trump administration’s new plan to pressure Iran economically and the defiant message from Iran’s top negotiator on ‘Fox Report.’

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Canadian premiers show united front as US trade talks collapsePolitics

Canada and the United States failed to reach a trade agreement after days of negotiations. Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was walking away from a “bad deal.” Ontario Premier Doug Ford welcomed the decision, saying the proposal would hurt Ontario’s auto, steel and manufacturing sectors, while other premiers also backed Carney.

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World War 3 or global poly-crisis? Russia, Iran, Ukraine and the expanding conflictWorld

Russia’s war against Ukraine and the US-Iran conflict are becoming increasingly intertwined. Iranian drones in Ukraine, Ukrainian support for Gulf states, North Korea’s role, rising oil prices, the Strait of Hormuz and shifting alliances are blurring the boundaries between separate conflicts. The question is whether this points toward World War 3 or a new form of globalized conflict.

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Kinew says Canada should be ready to ‘duke it out’ with US under TrumpPolitics

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said Canada should be prepared to “duke it out” with the United States while Donald Trump is president. After Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that trade talks had collapsed, Kinew said Manitoba fully backed the federal government and would work with it to support industries.

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How ‘Beast Runner’ searches Taiwan’s mountains for lost hikersSociety

Nicknamed “Beast Runner,” Petr Novotny combs Taiwan’s perilous mountain terrain for hikers who have disappeared. Will Ripley accompanies him as he tracks barely perceptible clues, seeking answers for relatives even after others have abandoned the search.

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DC streets transformed for historic IndyCar raceSports

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson reports that Washington, D.C. is preparing to host its first-ever IndyCar race, with drivers getting ready for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

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Analyst Diamond Isinger on why Canada-US trade talks collapsedPolitics

Canada-US trade talks collapsed after repeatedly reaching crisis points in the final hours. Diamond Isinger, a policy strategist and former adviser on Canada-US relations to Justin Trudeau, says Washington made last-minute demands, including curbs on Canada’s agreements with other international partners, while Ottawa prepared dollar-for-dollar retaliation.

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Lula says he is tired of Putin’s war and Trump boasting about military powerPolitics

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said Saturday that he was tired of watching Vladimir Putin wage war and listening to Donald Trump boast about having the biggest ships and rockets. Lula made the remarks while campaigning in a historic working-class neighborhood in western Rio de Janeiro ahead of October’s elections.

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