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Interview with Cheng Li-wen: Kuomintang moves steadily forward against the windPolitics

Cheng Li-wen became the Kuomintang’s chairwoman last November, the party’s second female chair elected directly by its members. A former student activist with a background in the Democratic Progressive Party, she visited Beijing and the United States during her first nine months and discussed her performance and the results of those trips in an interview.

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LIVE: View from Nepal after devastating floodsWorld

Live footage from Nuwakot shows Nepalese authorities warning of possible renewed flooding after devastating floods killed at least 800 people and left more than 3,000 missing across Nepal and Tibet.

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LIVE: Nepal after deadly flash floodWorld

A huge wall of mud and rock collapsed into a river along the Himalayan border between Nepal and China’s Tibet, causing severe flooding on the Nepali side. Rescue operations are continuing in the aftermath.

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India is producing millions of graduates, but where are the jobs?Economy

India is among the world’s fastest-growing economies, yet a university degree offers many young people no guarantee of employment or work aligned with their ambitions. Recent youth protests over exam irregularities have also exposed wider frustration with education, jobs and economic prospects.

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NASA launches the Roman Space TelescopeScience

NASA’s latest spacecraft, the Roman Space Telescope, has launched to search for planets orbiting other stars and investigate the universe’s hidden mysteries.

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At least eight dead, crew detained after ferry capsizes off Northern CyprusWorld

A privately owned ferry carrying more than 260 people capsized off northern Cyprus, killing at least eight. Police detained the captain and seven crew members while investigators examine the cause. A major air-and-sea operation rescued 237 people, with the search continuing for missing passengers.

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Expert warns Putin could turn to nuclear option amid rising NATO tensionsWorld

Retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg discussed President Donald Trump brushing off concerns about Russia and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s warning that the next six months will be decisive for NATO. An expert cautioned that Vladimir Putin could turn to a nuclear option as tensions rise.

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Work Feed: When is it time to confront a toxic colleague?Society

Difficult colleagues can make the workplace unbearable through backbiting or refusing to help with tasks. Nat Fetalvero, Gerald Tan and producer Ho Pei Ning discuss ways to stop workplace conflict from escalating, including distinguishing ignorance from weaponised incompetence, setting boundaries and deciding whether to confront a colleague.

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Foreign interference intensifies ahead of Alberta separation votePolitics

With Alberta’s separation referendum less than two months away, foreign-sourced misinformation targeting the vote has increased over the past two weeks. A Canadian research team says misleading narratives about Canada’s economy and Alberta aligning with the United States are coming from Russian and U.S. sources. Calls are growing for Premier Danielle Smith to postpone the fall vote.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode — Aug. 30World8:04

More than a dozen people are feared missing after flash floods in the Grand Canyon. The broadcast also reports that the U.S. struck Iran for the first time in weeks and that the urgent search for Nepal flood survivors has entered a critical new phase.

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U.S. strikes Iran for first time in weeksWorld

A U.S. official tells NBC News that American forces struck two Iranian launchers preparing to deploy sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz. The attacks mark the first U.S. strikes in the Iran war in weeks.

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NASA launches next-generation space telescopeScience

NASA launched a next-generation telescope into space on Sunday. It is expected to survey hundreds of millions of stars and billions of galaxies, potentially offering clues about dark energy, dark matter and some of the universe’s biggest mysteries.

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More than a dozen feared missing in Grand Canyon flash floodsWorld2:13

The National Park Service said Sunday that powerful flash floods swept through the Grand Canyon and left more than a dozen people feared missing. A hiker described being airlifted from a campground after the flooding forced dozens of people to evacuate.

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‘Nothing is left’: Nepal flood survivors confront the ruinsWorld

Residents in one of the areas hardest hit by Nepal’s Himalayan floods returned to their destroyed homes Sunday to face the immense challenge of rebuilding. Authorities said the death toll had reached 750, while more than 3,000 people remained missing on both sides of the Nepal-China border.

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IRGC confirms casualties in US attack on Iran’s Larak Island, vows responseWorld

The United States has struck Iran’s southern Larak Island in its first attack on the country since late July. Tehran has vowed retaliation, while the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed casualties. A US official said the targets were launchers prepared to fire rockets carrying mines.

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Icelandic voters reject proposal to restart EU membership talksPolitics

Icelandic voters rejected a referendum proposal to restart negotiations on joining the European Union. The National Electoral Commission said opponents prevailed 52.8% to 47.2%, in a contest shaped by concerns over geopolitical stability and protecting national control of the country’s prized fisheries.

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OIL POWER SHIFT: US strikes major oil deal with VenezuelaEconomy

A Fox News Live segment features foreign policy expert Harley Lippman and Washington Institute senior fellow David Schenker examining the worldwide effects of President Donald Trump’s oil agreement with Venezuela.

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What if the polls are wrong?Politics

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten tackles viewers’ most frequently asked question: what could happen if the polls miss the mark this time, and who would benefit most? He looks back through historical archives to assess the likeliest outcomes and scenarios.

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