WorldIran launched a new wave of missile attacks toward Jordan. Jordan said most of the missiles were intercepted or landed in remote rural areas.
WorldIran launched a new wave of missile attacks toward Jordan. Jordan said most of the missiles were intercepted or landed in remote rural areas.
PoliticsThe Liberals flipped a Conservative-held seat in Quebec in Monday’s byelection while retaining two seats in Ontario and British Columbia. Power & Politics examines what the result means for the federal parties with political analyst Éric Grenier and the Power Panel.
SocietyTunnel to Towers Foundation Chairman and CEO Frank Siller discusses his new book, “Let Us Do Good,” on “The Five” and remembers his brother.
PoliticsAhead of Alberta’s upcoming referendum, Premier Danielle Smith said Albertans would not be interested in the province becoming a U.S. “51st state.” She said the debate is about pursuing a different relationship with Ottawa, not exchanging Alberta’s current status for American statehood.
CultureOscar nominee and Emmy winner Colman Domingo discusses the point when he nearly quit, what kept him going and how gardening helps him slow down. He speaks with Elizabeth Wagmeister in a Coming Up conversation ahead of the Emmys.
WorldCrews in the Grand Canyon are navigating difficult terrain while searching for a missing hiker. New images also show flash flooding in Zion National Park, where NBC News’ Dana Griffin is reporting from the flood zone.
WorldSearch teams continue looking for at least one missing person in Grand Canyon National Park after deadly flash floods swept through the area, killing two people and leaving extensive destruction while dozens were rescued. Questions remain about whether flood-warning systems worked and whether park officials adequately warned hikers. The program also examines Israeli settler violence in the West Bank.
EconomyCanada is set to impose retaliatory tariffs on $27.6 billion worth of U.S. goods on Sept. 8. Power & Politics examines how the trade war is affecting the United States in a discussion with economist Justin Wolfers.
EconomyAlberta Premier Danielle Smith again urged Canada to speed up plans for a West Coast oil pipeline, days after U.S. President Donald Trump announced an oil deal with Venezuela. Because the United States is Canada’s largest crude-oil customer, Smith said the pipeline and other future routes would help Canada expand into Asian and European markets and address the potential loss of American business.
WorldFox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy reports that CENTCOM launched strikes against Iran after an attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. President Trump warns that a “biggest attack” is waiting in the wings.
PoliticsÉlections Québec says it will stop mailing voting-information documents in English to comply with changes to Quebec’s language laws. English-speaking advocates worry the move could make it harder for some voters to find details such as where and when to vote.
EconomyMattie Duppler, a National Taxpayers Union senior fellow for fiscal policy and founder and president of Forward Strategies, discusses Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s closing remarks at the G20 in Ashville. She calls his expectation of a major AI-driven productivity shift within six months “very optimistic,” while saying the rapid pace of technological change means it cannot be ruled out.
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PoliticsA Utah judge is expected to determine whether Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk, will proceed to trial on aggravated murder charges.
PoliticsCanadian soldiers have fought and died alongside Americans in five major conflicts over the decades, but the Trump administration continues to insult Canada’s military. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth mocked Canadian cadets as the army secretary resigned after months of friction. Hegseth posted a photo from the Cadet Training Centre in Vernon, B.C., captioned “This is real.”
WorldTop items include reports that two tankers carrying Saudi oil were struck by unidentified projectiles within minutes of each other in the Strait of Hormuz on Aug. 31. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the U.S. could sanction entities doing business with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The White House detailed Trump’s oil deal with Venezuela, saying the Pentagon will hold a stake in the joint venture. Republican Senator Steve Daines visited Chinese technology firms, including EHang.
PoliticsPrime Minister Andy Burnham confronted lawmakers in the House of Commons for the first time since becoming UK leader six weeks ago. Wars in Europe and the Middle East are weighing on his promises to revive the economy, ease living costs and radically shift power from London to Britain’s regions.
PoliticsNew York Democratic Rep. Tim Kennedy tells Power & Politics he is introducing the Hands Off Our Great Lakes Act to push back against what he calls an “out-of-control, juvenile and childish” president. The bill would prevent U.S. President Donald Trump from renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America.
WorldPolice in southern Nepal have buried the remains of more than 200 unidentified people killed in deadly floods in a forest, as morgues have reached capacity.
SocietyA Pennsylvania police officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after fatally shooting a 22-year-old college student who had gone to the wrong house late at night and was waiting there for friends to pick him up.
WorldUS forces launched fresh attacks on Iran on Tuesday. The Iranian Red Crescent said one strike killed four people at a wedding celebration, while Tehran vowed “severe punishment” in response. Fraser Jackson reports from Washington, DC.
PoliticsThe resignation of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has deepened uncertainty at the Pentagon. Driscoll, seen as a champion of military modernization and reportedly at odds with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, leaves the Army without both a Senate-confirmed civilian secretary and a military chief.
WorldIran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it launched a “decisive response” against US targets, striking a US Marine Corps base in Jordan with ballistic missiles. It claimed many US forces were killed and a helicopter destroyed, but US and Jordanian officials have not confirmed the claims. The IRGC also said the attacks tightened its grip on the Strait of Hormuz.
WorldFox News reports on the latest developments surrounding US military strikes against Iran, along with updates on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and Tropical Storm Edouard’s landfall.