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Venezuela earthquake recovery: businesses begin to reopen two months after disasterWorld

Two months after June’s earthquakes devastated parts of Venezuela, shops and restaurants are reopening as owners try to rebuild. More than 6,000 people died and entire neighbourhoods collapsed, but many businesses say customers have not yet returned in sufficient numbers. La Guaira was the hardest-hit state.

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Toddler wanders onto field and interrupts MLS gameSports

A toddler wandered onto the field and briefly interrupted the Major League Soccer match between Minnesota United and San Jose Earthquakes on 22 August.

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'GO TIME': Pompeo warns as US sanctions squeeze IranPolitics

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells ‘America Reports’ that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is launching ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ to impose severe sanctions and isolate Iran.

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Trump calls Doug Ford a ‘flunky’; Ford fires back: ‘You’re a loser’Politics

U.S. President Donald Trump attacked Ontario Premier Doug Ford on social media, calling him Prime Minister Mark Carney’s “flunky” and invoking Ford’s late brother, Rob Ford. Ford responded by calling Trump a “loser” and telling him, “Bring it on, buddy.”

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Veteran who served three tours in Iraq faces possible deportationSociety

Benito Miranda Hernandez, a Navy veteran who served in the Iraq War, may be deported. He has spent years in prison for felony drug and weapons convictions, while his family says he returned from deployment traumatized.

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Saudi Arabia and France boost cooperation with deals on theme parks, AI and defencePolitics

France and Saudi Arabia have signed 15 agreements covering tourism, defence and technology. Saudi Arabia plans to invest $10bn in three Dragon Ball-themed parks northeast of Paris, which are expected to create about 22,000 jobs. The agreements also cover defence, cybersecurity, AI training and military training.

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Turley: The Clancy defense has the ‘upper hand’Other

Fox News’ Bryan Llenas reports on the final witnesses testifying in the Lindsay Clancy trial. Jonathan Turley and Donna Rotunno analyze the defense’s position on ‘America Reports.’

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US Hits Canada With 50% Tariffs as Carney Vows to RetaliateEconomy

US-Canada trade talks broke down before a midnight deadline, triggering 50% tariffs on billions of dollars in Canadian goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed retaliation as the dispute appeared set to intensify.

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US threatens new Iran sanctions: CNN’s first reactionsPolitics

The US Treasury Department warned that countries refusing to sever economic ties with Iran could face damaging sanctions, but it stopped short of imposing major new penalties. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington was using “quiet diplomacy” to communicate its expectations to every country. CNN consulted experts for their initial reactions.

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Goldman M&A, NHL Futures | ETF IQEconomy

Bloomberg’s ETF IQ examines opportunities, risks and current trends in the global exchange-traded fund industry, with discussion of Goldman Sachs-related mergers and acquisitions and NHL futures. Guests include executives and portfolio managers from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, NEOS, Tuttle Capital Management, Texas Capital and Wellington.

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Joe Rogan calls out AOC: ‘I don’t like that’Politics

Former RNC Finance Chairman Todd Ricketts and former Biden White House adviser Meghan Hays debate tensions between the Democratic Party’s moderate and progressive factions on “The Faulkner Focus.” The headline says Joe Rogan criticized Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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Carney says no trade deal at the expense of sovereigntyPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said possible US retaliation against Canada was not surprising after President Donald Trump threatened higher tariffs on Canadian vehicles, auto parts and steel. Carney said a mutually beneficial agreement remained possible, but only if the United States respected Canada’s sovereignty.

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Britain gives Ukraine missile blueprints as Shein prepares to go public | Global News PodcastWorld

Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the UK will help Ukraine develop technology to counter Russian attacks by sharing blueprints that could allow it to manufacture more long-range cruise missiles. Burnham met President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv to mark Ukrainian Independence Day. The podcast also covers Shein’s planned Hong Kong listing and Iran’s vow to keep fighting despite new US sanctions.

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Bessent warns countries to halt business with IranWorld1:19

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced expanded authority to impose secondary sanctions on entities and countries worldwide that maintain business ties with Iran, as Washington sharply intensifies economic pressure on Tehran.

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OUTRAGE after Hasan Piker sings song mocking Charlie KirkPolitics

“America’s Newsroom” panelists Caroline Downey and Rich Zeoli discuss a video by progressive streamer Hasan Piker mocking Charlie Kirk, along with a joke by Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed targeting second lady Usha Vance and the resulting backlash.

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Coordinated attacks reignite fears in southern ThailandWorld

Arson and bomb attacks in southern Thailand have renewed fears as Bangkok seeks to restart negotiations with the region’s main separatist group. Journalist Tim Newton examines what is driving the decades-long conflict and how authorities are responding to the violence.

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Ford blasts Trump, calls him a “loser” and “dictator” after social-media attackPolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford sharply attacked U.S. President Donald Trump after U.S.-Canada trade talks collapsed on Friday. Ford had earlier told reporters Trump could “kiss my a**,” then said Trump’s social-media attack prompted him to describe the president as a “loser” and “dictator.”

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