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LIVE: Shein makes Hong Kong stock market debutEconomy

China-founded fast-fashion e-commerce giant Shein is making its debut on Hong Kong’s stock market. The Singapore-based retailer is raising $1.7 billion in one of Hong Kong’s largest initial public offerings of the year.

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Global National: More than 4,400 missing, 900 dead in Nepal-Tibet floodsWorld

The aftermath of the Nepal-Tibet flooding disaster is worsening, with at least 900 deaths confirmed and more than 4,400 people missing. Search teams are looking for survivors through Nepal’s extensive tunnel network, while a school principal is credited with saving hundreds. Multiple tornadoes also hit the Prairies, which have recorded over 70 this year.

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Duane Davis found guilty in Tupac Shakur murderCulture

Duane “Keffe D” Davis was convicted of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur. Prosecutors said Davis orchestrated the Las Vegas drive-by shooting to avenge the beating of his nephew hours earlier.

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Nepal flood victims’ families in US await news of missing relativesWorld

A catastrophic flash flood triggered by a glacial collapse has killed at least 900 people and left nearly 5,000 unaccounted for. Nepali families in the United States are anxiously seeking news, including Krishna Sharma’s wife in Virginia, who has lost contact with five relatives travelling to Hindu pilgrimage sites. Nepal has requested international help, while the US has pledged more than $3m in aid.

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Trump’s Venezuela oil move: What happens next?World

Trump has made a massive oil announcement and plans to meet with refinery executives, raising questions about who will control one of the world’s largest energy reserves. DW spoke with John D. Feeley, a former US ambassador to Panama and current executive director of the Center for Media Integrity of the Americas.

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Watters: This is getting boisterous…Politics15:00

Fox News host Jesse Watters examines a major staff shakeup in Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s office and an emerging socialist civil war.

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Hallie Jackson NOW - Aug. 31 | NBC News NOWWorld

Flash floods in the Grand Canyon have left two people dead and more than a dozen missing. Jurors began weighing the case against a man accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s killing, while the Supreme Court cleared President Trump to proceed with construction of a White House ballroom.

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Trump announces new round of drug-pricing dealsHealth

President Trump announced a new round of drug-pricing agreements with international pharmaceutical companies and some smaller biotech firms, as part of an effort to make healthcare more affordable for Americans.

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Wall Street closes lower as oil prices jumpEconomy

Wall Street ended lower as investors moved past a volatile month. A war-related surge in crude prices revived inflation concerns and increased expectations that monetary policy could become tighter.

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Gen. Keane: They will step up aggression…World

On ‘Special Report,’ retired Gen. Jack Keane assesses U.S. operations targeting Iranian facilities, the economic pressure directed at Tehran and the Strait of Hormuz’s strategic significance.

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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigns amid feud with HegsethPolitics

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, according to multiple people familiar with the matter. One source said the move was unsurprising given tensions between Driscoll and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. An Army official said Driscoll discussed the Army’s current state with Trump before resigning.

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Jury finds Duane Davis guilty in Tupac Shakur murderCulture

A jury convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis of murdering Tupac Shakur, including a deadly-weapon enhancement tied to an intent to promote, further or assist a criminal gang. The 63-year-old could receive a maximum sentence of life in prison.

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US economic pressure will not force Iran to change its behaviour: Joey HoodWorld

The Trump administration is intensifying economic pressure on Iran while warning of possible military action. Former US ambassador Joey Hood said Donald Trump understands the limits of strikes, but sanctions will not make Tehran abruptly change course. He noted that it took two years of sanctions to bring Iran to talks over the 2015 nuclear deal.

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Argentines react to Lionel Messi's international retirementSports1:02

Argentina superstar Lionel Messi announced Monday that he is retiring from international soccer, bringing 21 years of national-team service to an end. His tenure included the 2022 World Cup triumph, cementing his status among the sport’s greatest players.

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Arizona Rep. Schweikert shares video of flash flooding in Grand CanyonWorld

A video shared by Arizona Rep. David Schweikert shows flash flooding in the Grand Canyon. The bodies of a Texas chiropractor and at least one other person were found after a major weekend flood swept through the canyon, while forecasters warned that more flooding was possible amid heavy rain.

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The hidden costs of recovering from critical illness | Money TalksHealth

Surviving a critical illness may mark only the beginning of the financial strain. A Singlife study estimates recovery takes an average of 27 months and costs about S$170,000, including out-of-pocket spending, lost income and caregiving expenses beyond medical treatment.

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Kurdish-led SDF dissolves under deal recognizing Kurdish rightsWorld

The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, which operated for years largely outside Damascus' control, are being absorbed into the Syrian state. The agreement is a major breakthrough for President Ahmed al-Sharaa, while leaving major questions about Kurdish rights and Syria's long-term stability.

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Aerial view as crews search for people missing after Grand Canyon flash floodWorld

The bodies of a Texas chiropractor and at least one other person have been recovered after a major weekend flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon. Forecasters warned that more flooding was possible as heavy rain covered the canyon walls. The flood also severely damaged the canyon’s only incoming water pipeline.

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