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Russian drone and missile barrage kills at least 15 in Ukraine’s KyivWorld1:46

Russian attacks have killed at least 15 people and injured more than 50 across Ukraine. Drone strikes in the Kyiv region heavily damaged an apartment complex. Moscow says it targeted facilities involved in weapons production, while the barrage came a day after Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed advancing peace efforts with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

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From North Korea to ICE: Photojournalist David Guttenfelder on Minneapolis’s front linesCulture

New York Times photojournalist David Guttenfelder has spent 35 years documenting history, including in Rwanda, North Korea and conflict zones worldwide. This year he turned his camera on Minneapolis, covering the federal immigration crackdown and deadly clashes involving ICE. His exhibition, “The People of Minneapolis vs. ICE,” is on display at the Visa pour l’Image festival.

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After an ‘unprecedented honeymoon’, UK PM faces lawmakers for first timePolitics

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is due to face lawmakers in the House of Commons on September 1 for the first time since becoming UK leader six weeks ago. A lengthy summer recess kept him from lawmakers, while wars in Europe and the Middle East weigh on his pledges to revive the economy and ease the cost of living.

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Eight commercial tenants at The Animal Lodge fail to renew leasesSociety

Eight businesses at The Animal Lodge have failed to secure new tenancies, leaving arrangements to be made for at least 550 animals by December. Authorities said all operators meet current licensing requirements, but those affected did not meet the higher threshold set in the latest tender.

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Nepal rescue team finds no signs of life in tunnelWorld

Rescuers using a thermal drone found no signs of life while searching for three workers trapped in a flooded hydro tunnel in Nepal. Thick mud and sediment have filled 80% to 90% of the tunnel’s height.

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LIVE: Aftermath of flooding at Arizona’s Grand CanyonWorld

A major flash flood hit the Grand Canyon near Tusayan, Arizona, on Saturday, forcing dozens of people to evacuate. Large boulders, metal structures and other debris were swept into the Colorado River running through the canyon.

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Retired general reacts to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll’s resignationPolitics

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. One source said the move was unsurprising amid tensions between Driscoll and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Another said Driscoll cited concerns about Army transformation and readiness, including Hegseth’s alleged blocking of those efforts.

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Nightline Full Broadcast — August 31, 2026Other17:58

The broadcast reports that Duane Davis was found guilty in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, while deliberations continued in Lindsay Clancy’s trial. It also covers the cancellation of John Galliano’s Met exhibition, the anniversary of Princess Diana’s death and a new documentary about America’s healing after 9/11.

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Major decision expected in Charlie Kirk case: ‘Judgment Day’Politics

Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Jim Trusty examines the murder case involving Charlie Kirk and the charges against suspect Tyler Robinson, including aggravated murder. A judge is deciding whether Robinson will stand trial.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Sept. 1World

President Trump vows to take further military action against Iran as tensions flare again. Police fatally shoot the suspect in a deadly Times Square knife attack, while Duane “Keefe D” Davis is found guilty of murdering Tupac Shakur in 1996.

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At least 12 killed, more than a dozen injured in Russian strikes on KyivWorld

Russian air attacks killed at least 12 people and injured many others in Kyiv and the surrounding region early on September 1, Ukrainian authorities said. Three children were among the injured as the capital endured its sixth consecutive day of intense strikes, including swarms of new jet-powered drones that damaged homes and warehouses.

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Child sex abuse scandals loom over France as pupils return to schoolSociety

Children across France returned to school on September 1 amid parental concerns over safety. Months earlier, hundreds of sexual assault and rape allegations emerged against monitors working in Paris schools and childcare centres, prompting calls for government guarantees.

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Singapore asset management: Local expertise and senior progression key to success, experts sayEconomy

Industry watchers say Singapore’s effort to attract leading global investment professionals should be judged not only by the jobs created, but also by whether their expertise is passed on to Singaporeans and helps local professionals advance into senior roles. The city-state hopes overseas talent will deepen its asset management industry.

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Nepal death toll passes 1,000 as rescuers search mud-filled tunnelsWorld

Nepal’s disaster agency says the death toll from devastating floods on the border with Tibet has passed 1,000. More than 3,900 people are missing, including over 600 workers believed trapped in mud-filled tunnels at hydropower sites along the Trishuli River. A rescue team entered one tunnel but pulled out after finding no-one.

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Nepal-China border floods: Why Tibet’s disaster areas are hard to accessWorld

Catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China has killed 1,019 people, with more than 4,400 still missing as rescue teams try to reach communities cut off by the disaster. The extent of damage on the Chinese side remains unclear because foreign journalists face tight restrictions on access to Tibet, one of China’s most restricted areas.

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Controversial designer John Galliano cancels Met exhibition after backlashCulture

Fashion designer John Galliano has cancelled a major exhibition planned to celebrate his work after criticism over his past antisemitic remarks. A French court convicted him in 2011 for antisemitic and racist rants at a Paris bar; that year, Dior also fired him after a video emerged in which he said he loved Hitler.

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Lee: Boosting Singapore-Central Asia trade over next decade would diversify economyEconomy4:14

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong says Singapore’s economic ties with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan could expand four- or fivefold over the next decade, helping diversify the economy. At the end of his official Central Asia visit, he pointed to opportunities in trade, agriculture, airport development and energy.

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French astronaut takes third spacewalk outside ISS in all-female missionScience

French astronaut Sophie Adenot is undertaking her third spacewalk in two weeks while leading a rare all-female excursion outside the International Space Station. The crew is set to replace a retroreflector used to align arriving modules, alongside other maintenance work, during an excursion expected to last six to six and a half hours. It is only the sixth all-female spacewalk in history.

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Jain’s Fund to Manage Money Exclusively for MillenniumEconomy

Bobby Jain’s multistrategy hedge fund generated about $1.8 billion in trading profits over two years while managing capital for other clients. It will now manage money exclusively for Millennium Management.

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