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British Columbia Prepared for a Long Trade War With US, Premier SaysPolitics

British Columbia Premier David Eby says the province is prepared for a prolonged trade war with the United States. He supports Prime Minister Mark Carney’s approach and says Canada is free to trade with whoever it wants.

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How Much Did Climate Change Contribute to Nepal’s Flood Wave?Science

Disaster relief agencies in Nepal fear the death toll from Wednesday’s glacial collapse could rise. A huge surge of water, ice and mud swept through villages and towns, killing more than 350 people and leaving over 1,500 missing. NH Ravindranath of the Indian Institute of Science explains how climate change may have contributed.

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LIVE: Lindsay Clancy murder trial nears closing argumentsSociety

Closing arguments are expected soon in the trial of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of killing her three young children in January 2023. Her defense has argued that she was experiencing postpartum mental health problems.

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LIVE: Tate brothers due to appear in Miami federal courtWorld

Social-media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are set to appear in federal court in Miami. Their lawyers are seeking their release from jail as they contest Britain’s request to extradite them over rape and human-trafficking charges.

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Germany’s economy is stabilizing, says Ifo chiefEconomy

Germany may finally be emerging from years of stagnation. Ifo President Clemens Fuest says recent data point to stabilization and believes the economy has bottomed out. He outlines reforms needed to unlock growth, support a lasting recovery and help Germany adapt to a changing global economy.

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Expert issues chilling warning: 'This will happen again'World

A flood-risk expert warns that another disaster will occur and says faster alerts and cross-border information sharing are essential. Crews continue searching for survivors in devastated communities.

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Nepal floods leave hundreds missing as search and rescue operations continueWorld

Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu is treating people injured in devastating floods in central-north Nepal. A Nepal Police help desk there has registered 400 people reported missing or out of contact with loved ones, with the number expected to rise as search and rescue efforts continue.

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Nvidia Fuels AI Optimism; Jackson Hole Kicks Off | Bloomberg Brief 08/27/2026Economy

US equity futures climb after Nvidia boosts confidence in the AI trade with a bullish sales outlook for 2028. Russia is preparing to intensify attacks on Ukraine as peace talks are reportedly deadlocked. Central bank officials convene in Wyoming for the annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium. Amy Wu Silverman of RBC Capital Markets discusses AI-trade momentum.

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US says China hacked into federal agenciesTech

The FBI and NSA warned government and private organizations that a China-based hacking group is aggressively targeting some of the United States’ most sensitive infrastructure.

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Israeli attack on Lebanon: Air strike targets Nabatieh despite ceasefireWorld

Israeli air strikes hit Nabatieh in southern Lebanon after the Israeli army accused Hezbollah of sending two explosive drones toward its forces in the Ali al Taher area. The military said it was acting, and would continue to act, forcefully against Hezbollah. The escalation comes as Lebanon and Israel discuss so-called pilot zones in the south despite their ceasefire.

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Trump shares list of grievances against GOPPolitics

Recent polling shows President Trump trailing on key issues including prices, foreign policy, the economy, immigration and public safety. Trump says the problems are not his fault, posting grievances against the GOP alongside a list of his accomplishments. A panel debates whether he is right to blame his party for voter anger and weak polling numbers.

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Le Porge residents plan legal action over French wildfire responseWorld

Residents of Le Porge in southwestern France plan to sue the state over last month’s wildfire, alleging it was mishandled. The blaze, described as France’s largest in decades, destroyed a quarter of the town, including 183 homes and 400 buildings.

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