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Todd Blanche: This is DISGUSTINGPolitics

Attorney General Todd Blanche discusses the Justice Department’s crackdown on China-linked hackers targeting federal agencies and addresses legal challenges to restrictions on mail-in voting.

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U.S. takes notice of Doug Ford’s inflammatory comments about TrumpPolitics

The Canada-U.S. trade war remains a major global headline. After Ottawa announced a clearly defined dollar-for-dollar counter-tariff strategy against Washington, attention turned to how President Donald Trump and other White House officials would respond. The White House posted a meme of an eagle pinning down a Canada goose, while Trump said his threat to rename a lake had been a joke.

GGlobal News
How bad is the Canada-U.S. trade war going to get?Economy

Days after abandoning trade talks with the United States, Canada imposed dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on American goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Washington’s terms could wipe out major Canadian industries, including autos, steel and aluminum. Correspondents examine how far the conflict could escalate and what might bring both sides back to negotiations.

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Fans mourn Dolly Parton as tears flowCulture

Mourners gathered silently beside Dolly Parton’s statue outside the Sevier County Courthouse in Sevierville, Tennessee, as courthouse bells rang in remembrance of the country music icon. Parton died on August 25 at age 80.

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Actor Tim Curry, star of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ dies at 80Culture

Actor Tim Curry, celebrated for playing eccentric villains on stage and screen, has died at 80. He was best known as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a role he originated in the 1973 stage musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show before reprising it in the cult-hit film. Curry died Tuesday at his Los Angeles home.

TThe Associated Press
New Wildberries drone strike tests Putin’s critical infrastructure decreeWorld

Ukraine has launched a new drone attack on a Wildberries depot. Russia is pressuring companies to finance their own defenses and rapidly repair damaged sites, while DW examines whether the approach can keep the Russian economy running and what the new decree means for private infrastructure owners.

DDW News
Can Harry and William repair their relationship?Culture

Prince Harry has returned to the UK with Meghan and their children after six years in the US. His relationship with Prince William has been strained for more than half a decade, deepened by family tensions and a series of public revelations, raising questions about whether the return could begin to heal the rift.

BBBC News
China, sanctions, Iran’s threat against Barron Trump and more | Experts on IranWorld

The Trump administration appears to be turning to harsh economic sanctions as a fallback in the Iran war after military strikes and negotiations failed to secure victory. But enforcing that approach would require pressure not only on Iran, but also on China, Tehran’s largest trading partner. The U.S. Secret Service says it is aware of a video aired by Iran’s state broadcaster that appeared to threaten Barron Trump’s life.

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Mother of 16-year-old who died by suicide reacts to Meta settlementTech

Victoria Hicks, whose daughter Alexandra died by suicide at 16, said she feels “justice is possible” after Meta settled a US trial over teen addiction. On Aug. 26, Meta agreed in an Oakland federal court to create safeguards for teenagers and pay up to $17 billion. Dozens of US states accused the company of addicting and harming children through dangerous products.

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Parent of teen who died by suicide ‘pleased’ with Meta settlementSociety

Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle claims from most U.S. states that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children. Victoria Hinks, whose daughter died by suicide at 16, said she was “very pleased” with the settlements.

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At least 15 infants killed in Islamabad hospital fire in PakistanWorld

At least 15 infants died after a fire broke out Wednesday in the mother and child health ward at the state-run Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences in Islamabad, Geo TV reported. The broadcaster said an air-conditioning system fault triggered the blaze. One of 16 newborns in the ward was rescued.

GGlobal News
Avalanche Economists on Value Accrual Mechanisms | Layer One EP18Tech

Avalanche economists Matias Antonio and Eric Liu created GCP and GCI, blockchain analogues of GDP and GNI, to measure the value running on a chain rather than merely its volume. They argue that value enabled by general-purpose L1s does not typically flow through their tokens and propose a cooperative model for capturing it.

TThe Block
'Rocky Horror' star Tim Curry dead at 80Culture

Actor Tim Curry has died at 80. Fox News looks back on his career and his memorable roles in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue, It and other productions.

FFox News
Israel’s kite ban: How a Gaza tradition came under fireWorld

Parents in war-ravaged Gaza have been warned to prevent their children from flying kites after several drifted across the border into Israeli villages. Israel has threatened a forceful response to further incidents.

RReuters
‘All options are on the table’: Premier Ford on curtailing electricity exports to USPolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said restricting electricity exports to the United States is among the options under consideration amid the trade war between the two countries. Speaking at a housing announcement in Vaughan, Ford said he could not act alone and that provinces exporting power to the U.S. would need to agree.

GGlobal News
Rohingya camps face worsening crisis as aid cuts deepen refugees’ strugglesWorld

Rohingya refugees in overcrowded camps in eastern Bangladesh say declining humanitarian funding is worsening access to food, clean water and education. Nearly 1.2 million Rohingya refugees live in Bangladesh, mostly in camps in Cox’s Bazar, where they rely heavily on aid.

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Flash floods in Nepal: What we know so farWorld

At least 100 people have died and hundreds of tourists are missing after a massive flash flood and mudslide struck the Nepal-Tibet border. Nepal’s foreign minister says an earthquake may have triggered an avalanche that caused the disaster.

BBBC News
Meta will cut teens off Instagram after two hoursTech

The Vergecast examines Meta’s settlement in its kids’ online-safety trial, including two-hour usage limits, age verification and a $17.1 billion payout. Lauren Feiner and Adi Robertson discuss why Meta settled and what it could mean for debates over teen mental health and social media.

TThe Verge
FDA approves groundbreaking new drug for pancreatic cancerHealth2:19

The Food and Drug Administration approved a groundbreaking oral drug for patients with the most aggressive form of pancreatic cancer. Daraxonrasib targets a KRAS gene mutation and doubled survival time among trial participants.

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