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Tupac Shakur murder trial: Duane “Keffe D” Davis found guiltyCulture

Former gang boss Duane “Keffe D” Davis has been convicted of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s murder, becoming the first person found guilty in the cold case that has held hip-hop fans’ attention for almost 30 years. The jury convicted him of murder with a deadly weapon, and Davis said he would appeal.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode – Aug. 31World

The broadcast reports that the suspect and a female victim died after a stabbing spree in Times Square. Rescuers are searching for a missing person after at least two deaths in the Grand Canyon, while justices gave Trump a major legal victory over a ballroom project.

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Two dead and about 15 missing after flash flood in Grand CanyonWorld

A flash flood in a remote part of Arizona’s Grand Canyon has killed two people and left about 15 missing. The torrent swept through Bright Angel Canyon into the Colorado River, carrying away a cabin, flooding campsites and destroying footbridges and trails. Helicopters evacuated people while rescuers searched for those missing or trapped.

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Gutfeld: China has been doing this for a whileTech

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the “Gutfeld!” panel discuss Chinese bots and polarization, including concerns about propaganda, disinformation, social media and foreign influence.

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ABC World News Tonight Full Broadcast: Times Square Attack, Grand Canyon FloodsWorld

The broadcast reports that a woman stabbed two people during rush hour in New York City’s Times Square, killing one and critically injuring another; police opened fire and she later died at a hospital. It also covers the urgent search for survivors after torrential rain caused deadly flash floods in the Grand Canyon.

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Iran eyes midterms: Tehran may want prolonged war to defeat Trump in NovemberWorld

As President Donald Trump hints at harsh retaliation against Iran after the two sides exchanged strikes over the weekend, some observers believe the “failed regime” thinks it can outlast the United States and shape the outcome of November’s midterm elections.

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Flash flood tears through Grand CanyonWorld

A major flash flood swept through part of Arizona’s Grand Canyon last Saturday, killing at least two people and leaving several others missing. Dozens of visitors were evacuated by helicopter. Grand Canyon researcher and expert Tom Martin discussed how the natural wonder became a deadly flood zone.

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What Trump’s Venezuela oil deal means for Canada’s energy sectorEconomy

U.S. President Donald Trump’s oil deal with Venezuela could affect Canada because both countries produce the same type of heavy crude. Trump has called it the “biggest oil deal in world history” and shared an article saying it “puts Canada on notice,” prompting questions about the future of Canada’s energy industry.

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Marvel’s Wolverine game features Squamish Nation languageCulture

The new Marvel’s Wolverine video game includes British Columbia landmarks and uses Sḵwx̱wú7mesh sníchim, the Squamish Nation’s language, on highway signs. Senior art director Gavin Goulden explains why the inclusion was important to authentically depict the region.

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Messi leaves Argentina national team after two decades of glory and heartbreakSports2:15

Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from Argentina’s national team after 20 years. The 39-year-old, once compared with Diego Maradona, silenced critics by winning the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and became a unifying figure beyond the country’s political and social divisions, while Buenos Aires fans celebrate his talent and humility with murals and tributes.

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Shein finally goes public in Hong Kong — but has it missed its IPO window?Economy

Once valued at nearly US$100 billion, fast-fashion giant Shein has gone public in Hong Kong at about US$26.3 billion after unsuccessful listing efforts in the US and UK. As investors shift their focus to AI, questions are growing over the pressures on Shein’s business model and whether it missed its IPO window.

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Trump rules out using nuclear weapon on IranWorld

President Donald Trump said he would not use a nuclear weapon against Iran, claiming that Iran’s military has already been defeated.

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Taiwan’s next-generation Harpoon coastal defense system passes US testWorld

Taiwan’s newly procured land-based Harpoon Coastal Defense System recently completed developmental testing at the Point Mugu Sea Range off California. The US Navy said a missile launched from land struck a target vessel in coastal waters, validating the system’s ability to counter maritime threats.

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Nepal flood rescue pilot recounts more than 100 missionsWorld

CNN’s Anderson Cooper reports from Nepal as emergency crews work to rescue residents stranded by catastrophic flooding. A local pilot describes the extreme danger of landing helicopters on sinking mud after completing more than 100 high-altitude rescue missions. Bodies are washing up near a mountain town, while another village was completely destroyed by the flood.

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On This Day in History: August 31Culture

On August 31, 1997, Britain’s Princess Diana died at age 36 in a car crash in Paris. On the same date in 1980, Poland’s Solidarity movement was born, becoming the first free trade union behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War.

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LIVE: Nepal after deadly flash floodWorld

Rescue operations remain underway after a massive mud-and-rock collapse entered a river along the Himalayan border between Nepal and Tibet last week, causing severe flooding on Nepal’s side.

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Jury finds Duane Davis guilty of Tupac Shakur murderCulture

A Las Vegas jury found former South Side Compton Crips leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of murdering Tupac Shakur. The 12-member jury unanimously convicted him of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon after nearly three hours of deliberation, an offence that can carry life without parole.

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Grain ships leave Port of Churchill for first time in six yearsEconomy

A shipment of Canadian grain is departing the Port of Churchill for the first time in six years. Churchill Mayor Mike Spence discusses the milestone and what renewed activity at the northern Manitoba port could mean for the community.

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B.C. Conservatives suffer another defection as seventh MLA leaves party this monthPolitics

The B.C. Conservatives won 44 seats in the 2024 provincial election but have since seen their caucus shrink to 30 amid ideological differences and questions about the party’s direction under former leader John Rustad and new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Chilliwack-Cultus MLA Áʼa꞉líya Warbus announced this week that she will sit as an independent, becoming the seventh MLA to leave the party this month.

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Top Story: Times Square shooting, Grand Canyon floods and White House ballroomWorld

NYPD officers reportedly shot and killed a knife-wielding woman accused of stabbing two people near Times Square. The death toll from the disastrous Grand Canyon floods has risen, while the Supreme Court has allowed construction of the White House ballroom to proceed.

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LIVE: View from Nepal after deadly floodsWorld

Live footage from Bidur in Nepal’s Nuwakot district shows rescue efforts continuing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet.

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