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US Strikes Iran, Iran Hits US Bases in JordanWorld

The United States and Iran exchanged attacks for the first time in about a month, with Washington targeting Iranian rocket launchers and Tehran responding against US bases in Jordan. The renewed confrontation pushed oil prices higher and pressured Asian shares and US futures, while markets weighed Kevin Warsh’s hawkish tone and its implications for interest rates.

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LIVE: Strait of Hormuz traffic as US, Iran resume attacksWorld

On August 30, U.S. forces struck two Iranian launchers on Larak Island in the first known American military action against Iranian targets since late July. Iran then attacked U.S. forces stationed in Jordan.

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Another Ukrainian town lies in ruins as Russian forces edge closerWorld

In the Ukrainian frontline town of Druzhkivka, Russian drones buzzing overhead and artillery fire have become part of daily life. Residents who remain are sheltering in damaged apartment buildings and homes torn apart by years of Russian attacks.

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Nepal man says flash floods took ‘everything’ before his eyesWorld

Nepal’s disaster agency said Monday that 903 deaths and 4,247 missing people had been recorded in the country, including 592 foreigners. Chinese authorities reported 16 deaths and 546 missing as of Sunday, while state media said 261 of those missing were foreigners, including more than 100 Nepalis.

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Mangione, Episode 4: “Free Luigi”Culture

The fourth installment explores how a single death came to focus broad public anger on the US medical sector.

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Iran war at six months: No clear winner as costs mount for the USWorld

Six months after the United States and Israel launched their war against Iran, Washington’s hoped-for swift victory has turned into a costly stalemate. The conflict is straining the US military, shaking global energy markets and increasing political pressure on President Donald Trump, with no clear end in sight.

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Hoekstra: China isn't playing by the rules on tradePolitics

In an exclusive interview with Maria Tadeo, EU Climate chief Hoekstra said China is not playing by the rules on trade and that the EU has “no alternative” but to level the playing field with Beijing.

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Why a Hawkish Warsh Is a Tough Sell to the Bond MarketsEconomy

Haslinda Amin’s program examines the market reaction to a hawkish tone from Warsh, including falling Asian stocks and rising oil prices. Bank of Singapore Global CIO Jean Chia discusses why inflation remains the Federal Reserve’s focus and why bond markets may resist a more hawkish stance.

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Rescuers race to reach hundreds trapped in Nepal tunnelsWorld

Authorities released video showing rescue teams working at the Trishuli hydropower project in Nepal’s Nuwakot district to reach people stranded inside tunnels. At least 933 workers are believed to be trapped across roughly half a dozen hydropower projects in the country.

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Market Talk: Oil Turns Volatile as Rates Take Center StageEconomy

Fresh fighting in the Middle East has unsettled investors again, while central bankers return to work after a closely watched gathering. Saxo Chief Investment Strategist Charu Chanana discusses the stories moving markets.

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Latin American youth bring aura battles to public spacesCulture

Young people across Latin America are gathering in public places for so-called “aura battles,” a viral trend in which participants compete to show who has the most charisma.

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Kyiv region resident recalls deadly military depot blastsWorld

Liudmyla Polianychko walks through her shattered home outside Kyiv after a Russian drone strike on an ammunition depot on August 28 triggered explosions that killed 38 people and devastated her neighborhood.

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