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Fort Worth City Council approves $11M settlement over Atatiana Jefferson’s deathSociety

The Fort Worth City Council approved an $11 million settlement over the death of Atatiana Jefferson. In 2019, a police officer who did not identify himself shot and killed Jefferson while she was inside her home. Linsey Davis spoke with attorney Lee Merritt and Jefferson’s sister.

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Kurdish-led SDF has dissolved, but has Syria really unified its military?World

The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have announced the end of their existence as an independent military force after completing integration into Syria’s army. Governments across the region welcomed the move, which marks a major shift in Syria’s postwar political and military landscape.

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Parent Who Lost Daughter to Suicide Satisfied With Meta SettlementSociety

On Aug. 26, Meta agreed to pay up to roughly $17 billion to resolve claims from several U.S. states. The states alleged that its platforms fostered addiction among teenagers and misled the public. Victoria Hinks, whose daughter died by suicide at 16, welcomed the settlement and said lawsuits against these companies would continue to emerge.

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Canadian hair and makeup manufacturers brace for tariff hitEconomy1:52

Hair and makeup products are among hundreds of items affected by new 50% U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs. Many Canadians are seeking made-in-Canada alternatives to avoid higher costs, but manufacturers say finding them is easier said than done.

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‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ star Tim Curry dies at 80Culture

Tim Curry, best known for starring in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” has died at 80. His decades-long career included dozens of films, with notable roles such as Pennywise in the 1990 film “It” and hotel concierge Mr. Hector in “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.”

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Aftermath of Nepal flash floods that killed at least 160World

Rescue operations continued Wednesday after massive flash floods in a Nepal-China border area killed at least 160 people and left hundreds of tourists, workers and others missing. The floods swept through communities and halted travel in some areas.

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Canadian seafood sector worried about counter-tariffsEconomy

U.S. seafood will be among the goods affected when Canada’s new counter-tariffs on hundreds of American products take effect Sept. 8. The closely connected supply chain is raising concern in Atlantic Canada, where the seafood industry is worth billions.

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Dan Bongino: Socialism is 7-minute absPolitics

Fox News contributor Dan Bongino presents his “Wheatie’s Box” strategy for combating socialism on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”

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At least 160 killed, hundreds missing after flash floods hit Nepal and TibetWorld

Flash floods and a landslide near Nepal’s border with China’s Tibet region have killed at least 160 people and left hundreds missing. A torrent of water and mud swept through the Gyirong border crossing, carrying away vehicles, buildings and people before flooding villages along Nepal’s Bhote Koshi and Tri Shuli rivers. Hundreds of tourists are reportedly among the missing.

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CNA Explains: Indonesia’s proposed US$230 billion budget for 2027Economy

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s latest budget plan is being debated in parliament. It raises the economic growth target while aiming to narrow the national budget deficit, posing challenges for the government as it seeks to achieve both goals.

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Indonesia’s last traditional whaling community practices subsistence huntingSociety

Lamalera’s traditional whale hunt in eastern Indonesia remains one of the world’s most dangerous forms of subsistence hunting. Fishermen use methods passed down through generations and head to sea with little more than hand-forged harpoons, risking injury or death as they pursue some of the ocean’s largest animals.

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Flash floods on Nepal-Tibet border kill 160, hundreds missingWorld

Flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday, Aug 26, killed at least 160 people, destroyed entire villages and left hundreds missing, including more than 100 Indian nationals. India’s embassy in Nepal is coordinating rescue efforts with Nepali disaster teams, police and the army, while damaged communications and routes hamper the search.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode — Aug. 26World

The broadcast reports that hundreds, including American tourists, are missing after deadly floods in Nepal. It also covers new details about Dolly Parton’s death and worldwide tributes, bodycam footage from the arrest of the 49ers owner in a prostitution sting, Meta’s historic $18 billion settlement and the trial date for the alleged 9/11 mastermind.

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Will Musk give Ukraine eyes over Russia?World

Elon Musk’s Starlink network has played a pivotal role in Ukraine’s effort to withstand Russia’s invasion. The question is how far that relationship can go, as Ukraine is seeking even greater support.

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Rescue efforts continue in Nepal after flash floodsWorld

Rescue operations continued Wednesday after massive flash floods struck a border area of Nepal and China, killing at least 98 people and leaving hundreds of tourists, workers and others missing. The floods swept through communities and halted travel in parts of the region.

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Graffiti: A Tool of Resistance | Inside Latin AmericaCulture

Across Latin America, street art is presented not as decoration but as raw social protest rooted in struggle, resistance and revolution. In Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Brazil, graffiti turns walls in cities and smaller towns into open-air galleries where marginalized communities protest inequality and violence, document the disappeared and preserve collective memory.

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