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Cuba’s energy crisis darkens classrooms as new school year beginsSociety

About 1.4 million Cuban children are returning to school amid a severe energy crisis. Nationwide blackouts, ageing infrastructure and a longstanding US oil embargo have disrupted education, while shortages of teachers and uniform materials have prompted relaxed dress codes. Officials say merely completing the school year would be a success.

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Chile-US tariff talks end without deal amid pressure to join Shield of the AmericasEconomy

Two days of Chile-US talks on new tariffs on Chilean exports ended without a breakthrough. Washington says negotiations will continue only if Chilean ministers stop publicly criticising the measures. Chile disputes an additional 2.5 percent tariff tied by the US to forced labour in supply chains, while critics say the tariffs are pressuring Santiago to join the US-backed Shield of the Americas security alliance.

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Traders Focus on Jackson Hole, Fed Outlook | The Asia TradeEconomy

Bloomberg TV’s The Asia Trade previews the Asian trading day from Tokyo and Sydney, focusing on Warsh’s first Jackson Hole speech as Fed chair and Nvidia’s $442 billion one-day stock-market value surge.

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Tyrus: I'm starting to think whatever Biden had was contagiousPolitics

Fox News contributor Tom Shillue and the “Gutfeld!” panel discuss Jill Biden’s claim that Joe Biden was being “heroic” by withdrawing from the 2024 presidential race. Tyrus responds that he is starting to think whatever Biden had was contagious.

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ABC News Live Prime: August 27, 2026World

President Trump escalates his trade war with Canada, while the jury begins deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial. Ultra-nationalist Israeli settlers continue harassing Palestinians in the West Bank.

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Tyrus: Absolutely NOT…Politics

Fox News contributor Tom Shillue and the “Gutfeld!” panel examine what they describe as the Democratic Party’s language problem and developments within the Democratic Socialists of America.

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‘Please help us’: Families of two Singaporeans missing in Nepal floods speak to CNASociety

Nine Singaporeans were among hundreds reported missing on Thursday (Aug 27) after devastating floods struck Nepal’s border area with Tibet. Singapore has sent a crisis response team to provide consular assistance, while families of two missing people say they are struggling to obtain information about their loved ones.

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DR Congo Ebola outbreak: Health workers vaccinated as virus spreadsHealth

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is battling its worst-ever Ebola outbreak, with more than 2,500 deaths reported since May. Frontline workers in Kisangani are receiving vaccines, but the outbreak is driven by the Bundibugyo strain, for which no approved vaccine or treatment exists. The deployed shots target another strain, making their effectiveness uncertain; nearly 30 percent of doses are being used in a clinical trial.

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Morgan & Morgan Founder Says Firm Is Worth ‘At Least $10 Billion’Economy

John Morgan says he has built Morgan & Morgan into a multibillion-dollar legal empire operating across all 50 states. In an interview with Bloomberg Television, he discusses the firm’s growth, private equity and his book, “Life Is Luck: Lessons From a Paperboy and How to Improve Your Luck.”

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US and Taiwan sign offer for sale of 2,032 dronesPolitics

The United States and Taiwan have signed an offer and acceptance letter for a NT$26.9 billion drone procurement. Taiwan’s Army is to receive 1,554 ALTIUS-700M attack drones and 478 ALTIUS-600ISR reconnaissance drones. The 700M is designed for anti-armor strikes, while the 600ISR supports intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and electronic warfare.

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Deliberation time: Jury meets to decide Lindsay Clancy’s fateSociety

The jury in Lindsay Clancy’s trial completed its first day of deliberations Thursday without a verdict. The 12 jurors must decide whether she is guilty of first-degree murder, second-degree murder or manslaughter in the deaths of her three children, or is not criminally responsible.

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Canada recruits dozens of leading and emerging researchersScience

Canada is stepping up efforts to attract some of the world’s leading researchers and bring Canadian talent back home. The federal government has released details of dozens of newly recruited researchers joining universities and institutions across the country, with most coming from the United States.

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Nepal-Tibet floods: Thawing permafrost may bring growing Himalayan danger, geoscientist saysWorld

Rescue work continued on Aug 28 after a massive flood swept through a river valley in Nepal and Tibet. Experts warned that blocked rivers could trigger more flooding. The US Geological Survey attributed the disaster to a glacial collapse that sent a huge flow of icy debris downstream, while geoscientist Umesh Haritashya said thawing permafrost is an increasingly important risk beyond glacier melt.

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Callaway parts ways with Good Good over ad showing woman shoved to groundSports

Callaway, one of the world’s largest golf equipment makers, has ended its relationship with online sports platform Good Good after major backlash over an advertisement showing a woman being pushed to the ground. Critics said the commercial promoted violence against women.

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Understanding the key moments from Lindsay Clancy's trialSociety

From opening statements through closing arguments, NBC News’ Steven Romo reviews the emotional moments in Lindsay Clancy’s trial. Clancy is accused of killing her three young children.

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Lindsay Clancy trial: A closer look at the evidence as jurors deliberateSociety

After prosecutors and defense attorneys delivered closing arguments, the case against Lindsay Clancy, who is charged with murdering her three young children, went to a Massachusetts jury. NBC News examines the evidence at the center of the trial.

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Is the US about to lose a multi-billion-dollar deal?World

As the trade war between Trump and Carney intensifies, calls are mounting for Canada to drop its agreement to buy 88 US-made F-35 stealth fighters. The deal took years to negotiate and is worth tens of billions of dollars. Canada also needs the aircraft to replace its aging CF-18 fleet, bolster Arctic defence and support its NORAD role.

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