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Aerial video shows devastation from deadly floods in NepalWorld

Rescue efforts entered their fourth day Saturday in communities buried by catastrophic flash floods along the Nepal-China border. Authorities were still finding survivors and moving them to safety, while families at relief centers waited anxiously for news as deaths and the number unaccounted for continued to rise.

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Good Morning America Full Broadcast – Saturday, August 29, 2026Other

Emergency crews are racing to locate survivors, including dozens of missing Americans, while heavy monsoon rain temporarily grounds rescue helicopters. A group emerges from another manhole in New York. The NFL says players leaving for college cannot return this season, while the Lindsay Clancy jury continues deliberations and asks to examine pill bottles and a knife.

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Can international diplomacy find a way forward in Libya?World

International efforts are intensifying to find a way forward for Libya, which is controlled by two rival governments. Diplomacy is focused on holding elections to help the fractured country establish a way to govern. The discussion examines the challenges and prospects for progress.

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French election 2027: Poll puts Mélenchon in contention for run-offPolitics

With eight months to go before France’s presidential election, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is gaining sharply in the polls. The La France Insoumise leader could now make the run-off, while the left remains divided between his candidacy and the alternative backed by Raphaël Glucksmann.

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Iran's economy is 'BUCKLING' but not yet brokenWorld

Fox News' Jonathan Hunt details the Trump administration’s economic pressure on Iran, while “Saturday in America” host Kayleigh McEnany offers her assessment.

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Nepal floods: Mother recounts reunion with missing sonWorld

At a hospital in Kathmandu, Matti Maya Tamang tells Reuters how she was separated from her son, Zoyal Ghale, during devastating floods in a border area of Nepal before they were reunited.

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ICE detains Milo YiannopoulosPolitics

ICE detained British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos, saying he overstayed his visa and missed an immigration hearing. The United States said he is now subject to a final removal order.

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Preventing Potential Disasters Like the Nepal FloodScience

Hydrologist and Georgetown University in Qatar visiting professor Raha Hakimdavar discusses the latest developments in Nepal after flooding left hundreds dead and more than 1,000 people missing.

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RFK Jr. announces investment in young AmericansHealth

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discusses MAHA accomplishments, Anthony Fauci’s diary entries, health-care spending, chronic disease and recent measles cases, while announcing an investment in young Americans.

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Iceland votes on reviving EU membership talksPolitics

Icelanders are voting on whether to restart negotiations to join the European Union, over a decade after accession talks were frozen. With security concerns growing in the Arctic and debate over the economic benefits of membership intensifying, voters are considering the country’s future direction.

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AP reports from Nepal relief site at center of flood rescue effortWorld

Rescue operations entered their fourth day Saturday in communities buried by catastrophic flash floods along the Nepal-China border. Relief centers continued bringing survivors to safety while families anxiously awaited news as the death toll and number of missing people rose.

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A doctor breaks down rejection sensitive dysphoriaHealth

Psychiatrist and ADHD specialist Dr. Sasha Hamdani’s new book, “Too Sensitive: Rejection, Resilience, and the Science of Feeling Deeply,” explores the science of rejection sensitive dysphoria and how it relates to ADHD.

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Russian athletes return to global competitions after IOC lifts suspensionSports

Russian athletes are gradually returning to global competitions after the International Olympic Committee provisionally lifted its suspension and withdrew a recommendation to restrict Russian and Belarusian competitors. There is no blanket return: individual international sports federations will decide who can compete, so participation will differ by sport.

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