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Why China’s ‘996’ workers matter in China-EU trade talksEconomy

Ahead of trade talks with Beijing, the European Union is finding support on its opponent’s turf as Chinese workers complain on social media about excessive overtime. Critics say the practice gives exporters an unfair advantage.

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Crypto Weekly: Bitcoin rises as crypto group backs midterm candidatesEconomy

Bitcoin climbed above $80,000 to reach its highest level in more than three months. An advocacy group backed by crypto giant Coinbase endorsed 32 incumbent congressional candidates, while Sean Hogan reviewed the week’s crypto developments.

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Engineers live alongside their machines at World Humanoid Robot GamesTech

Engineers competing at the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing said they had spent weeks living with their machines, sleeping at competition venues and working around the clock to make the most of limited testing opportunities.

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LIVE: SpaceX launches Starlink satellitesTech

SpaceX has launched another batch of Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral in California. The company also unveiled a $100 billion plan for its largest rocket launch complex yet in southern Louisiana, aimed at turning coastal wetlands into a key base for Starship and AI satellite launches.

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Fire at Islamabad hospital kills 14 newbornsSociety

Pakistan’s prime minister has ordered an inquiry after a blaze at a public hospital in Islamabad claimed the lives of 14 newborns. Flames swept through the children’s ward, reportedly following an air-conditioner explosion.

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LIVE: Spain’s ‘La Tomatina’ festivalCulture

Revelers throw over-ripe tomatoes at one another during the annual La Tomatina festival in the eastern Spanish town of Bunol.

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The Palestinian developer turning life under occupation into a video game | Witness DocumentaryCulture

In the West Bank, a video game creator struggles to raise his two sons amid Israeli army raids and the continuing war in Gaza. He confronts danger and uncertainty by day, then channels his fears into games in which parents cannot protect their children. The film examines how family trauma and creativity intersect, with imagination serving as both escape and reflection.

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Spending a night locked inside Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy SepulcherCulture

Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulcher stands over sites where Christians believe Jesus was crucified, buried and resurrected. On a night in mid-August, a small group of registered pilgrims and an Associated Press journalist were locked inside the sprawling, dark basilica.

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Darline Graham secures victory in South Carolina GOP runoffPolitics

Darline Graham won the South Carolina Republican runoff. Scott Presler, founder of Early Vote Action, joined Fox & Friends First to analyze Republican primary runoff victories in South Carolina and Oklahoma, highlighting Donald Trump’s endorsements and grassroots registration.

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Can falling oil prices ease inflation fears? | Morning BidEconomy

Hopes that the Strait of Hormuz may reopen are pushing oil prices lower and calming bond markets. Investors are preparing for new U.S. inflation data that could influence the Fed’s next move, while Nvidia’s earnings will test whether Wall Street still believes AI investment can keep accelerating.

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Nvidia Results on Deck, Bessent Bounce Begins to Emerge | Opening Trade 8/26/2026Economy

Wall Street is awaiting Nvidia’s Wednesday afternoon earnings, focusing not only on the chipmaker’s figures but also on what they could mean for AI investors and the broader market. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s surprise plan to expand bond buybacks and reduce US borrowing costs has drawn sharp debate, while market metrics and positioning suggest it is already having an effect.

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LIVE: At least 14 infants killed in Pakistan hospital fireWorld

At least 14 infants died in a fire at a state-run hospital in Islamabad on August 26, according to Pakistan’s prime minister. Local media attributed the tragedy to a fault in the air-conditioning system.

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Harry & Meghan: The power and peril of their brandCulture3:32

A return to Britain could give Harry and Meghan an opportunity to reset their public image. But speculation about Meghan’s possible involvement in a Netflix drama has set off another media frenzy, highlighting both the reach and risks of the Sussex brand.

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LIVE: Lindsay Clancy trial Day 21Other

Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial continues in Plymouth, Massachusetts, with live court coverage on Day 21. On Tuesday, the prosecution’s final witnesses sought to cast doubt on claims that Clancy had postpartum psychosis and heard a voice ordering her to kill her three young children.

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Fox News Highlights — August 25, 2026Other36:00

Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters, Sean Hannity and Greg Gutfeld offer Fox News viewers their latest takes on the day’s top stories.

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What Darline Graham’s GOP primary win says about TrumpPolitics2:32

Darline Graham won the Republican primary runoff for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina, according to projections by U.S. media, marking a triumph for President Donald Trump. Reuters correspondent Richard Cowan explains what the result means for Trump and Republicans.

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Child deaths in central India: Doctors cite malnutrition in Indigenous communityHealth2:29

Rising child deaths in Madhya Pradesh have sparked anger and concern. Officials told Al Jazeera that at least 13 children in the Indigenous Bae-ga Baiga community have died since June, while the true toll may be higher. Doctors in Balaghat point to severe malnutrition.

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Huawei Pitches Egypt on AI Chips and Data Center BuildoutTech0:39

China’s Huawei has proposed that Egypt build AI data centers for military, surveillance and other public-sector applications. The pitch showcases the company’s global chip ambitions and has alarmed Washington, where officials are working on a counteroffer.

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Second World Humanoid Robot Games held in BeijingTech

The second World Humanoid Robot Games take place in Beijing from Aug. 22 to 26, bringing together teams from 16 countries, 666 squads and more than 2,000 robots across 51 events. Competitors showcase abilities including high-speed running and combat.

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Crypto Market: Is the Bitcoin Rally Sustainable?Economy4:03

A 22% bitcoin advance followed Scott Bessent’s Aug. 20 statement that the United States intends to buy at least twice its planned amount of outstanding debt in the 10-to-30-year range. Ryan Weeks considers whether the move has staying power.

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Pakistan hospital fire kills 14 newborn babies in IslamabadWorld

At least 14 newborn babies died after a fire broke out in the maternity ward of PIMS hospital in Islamabad. A spokesperson said the blaze began in an air-conditioning unit at the mother and child department and spread quickly after igniting oxygen connections. One of the 15 babies in the ward was rescued.

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