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US announces economic D-Day and harshest sanctions everWorld

Nearly six months into the war with Iran, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has unveiled a sweeping sanctions campaign aimed at Tehran’s economic ties worldwide. The Trump administration is threatening secondary sanctions against any country that continues doing business with Iran, targeting digital assets, technology, gold, aviation and shipping.

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Is the Iran war America's 'greatest strategic defeat'?World

Iranian Finance Minister Ali Madanizadeh said Tehran is “fully prepared” to respond to U.S. sanctions aimed at countries that keep ties with Iran. He said the government has a two-year plan and had long anticipated these developments, describing the U.S. effort as another expected failure.

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Syria's economy may breathe easier after sanctions removal: AnalysisEconomy

Syria’s removal from the US State Department’s state-sponsors-of-terrorism list brings nearly five decades of isolation to an end. Former US special envoy for Syria Michael Ratney endorsed the move as both right and necessary for giving the Syrian economy room to breathe, saying the designation fit the Bashar al-Assad era but is far less fitting under Ahmad al-Sharaa.

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Hallie Jackson NOW - Aug. 24 | NBC News NOWWorld

Officials say the Hawk Fire near Reno, Nevada, was human-caused after burning more than 15,000 acres. Frustration is mounting in parts of Indiana as residents endure nearly two weeks without power, while the U.S. threatens new sanctions on Iran and countries that trade with it.

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Burden of Proof: Tupac Murder Trial — August 24, 2026Culture

Psychologists testify for prosecutors in the Lindsay Clancy trial, while more audio of Duane “Keffe D” Davis is played in the Tupac murder trial. Opening statements also begin in Lil Durk’s murder-for-hire case.

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Canada set to unveil retaliatory tariff details as US doubles down on economic threatsEconomy

Canada’s federal government is expected to disclose details of its retaliatory tariffs on the United States on Tuesday, while President Donald Trump continues threatening the Canadian economy. Tensions have risen after a year of aggressive U.S. trade policy targeting countries Trump says have taken advantage of America’s economy.

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Race cars take to Washington streets as Trump watches 250th anniversary celebrationSports

Washington, D.C., hosted the unprecedented Freedom 250 IndyCar street race on Aug. 23 as part of events marking the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence. The 250-mile course required 147 laps. President Trump and Melania attended, military jets including F-22s and F-35s flew overhead, and about 200,000 spectators came.

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'UP TO FULL': Trump is dialing '3 KNOBS' on IranWorld

Retired Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, a former assistant secretary of state, assesses President Donald Trump’s launch of “Economic D-Day” against Iran.

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Global National: Trump threatens new auto tariffs after Carney vows retaliationEconomy

U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to raise tariffs on Canadian automobiles by New Year’s Day after Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to retaliate against new U.S. levies on Canadian goods. The report examines Carney’s comments on the escalating trade war and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer’s objections.

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Why Canada rejected Trump's terms despite economic risksPolitics13:13

Canada's rejection of Trump's terms is turning a tariff dispute between close allies into a test of political sovereignty and economic resilience. The question is whether Canada has enough leverage to withstand a prolonged confrontation.

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UK, France to help Ukraine produce Storm Shadow missilesWorld

Ukraine’s allies met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to mark the country’s 35th independence anniversary. The United Kingdom and France pledged stronger military support, including classified technology intended to enable Ukraine to produce its own Storm Shadow missiles. Prime Minister Mark Carney was among the leaders promising continued backing as Ukraine defends itself against Russia’s invasion.

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Ukrainian drones attack Russian online retailer as Russia strikes backWorld1:58

Ukrainian drones hit a warehouse owned by Russian online retailer Ozon in a series of strikes across Russia on Saturday that killed at least six people. President Vladimir Putin responded by targeting Ukraine’s economic infrastructure. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin viewed the attacks as Ukraine opening “Pandora’s box” and now facing the response.

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'EVIL' & 'FRAUDS': Dan Bongino on what makes up the DSAPolitics

Fox News contributor and former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino discusses the makeup of the Democratic Socialists of America on 'The Will Cain Show,' using the terms 'evil' and 'frauds' in describing the group.

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Thousands evacuated as wildfire rages near Reno, NevadaOther

The out-of-control Hawk Fire is forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate near Reno. Many are driving through smoke and flames to escape, while homes have been destroyed.

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With KOSPI volatility, how can investors protect themselves? | Money TalksEconomy

South Korea’s KOSPI has swung sharply amid a surge in AI stocks. Christy Tan, global investment strategist at Franklin Templeton Institute, discusses the forces behind the market’s volatility, its impact on the Korean won and why investors may need to actively rebalance diversified ETF portfolios.

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