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Teachers, students file 30 new lawsuits against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge shootingTech

OpenAI is facing 30 more legal actions brought by people affected by the school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, including educators and pupils. The claimants say the AI company should have done more to stop the attack; OpenAI rejects important parts of their case and maintains that safety guides its teams.

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Europe condemns Russian ‘escalation’ in the West, and other top news storiesWorld

Nato and European Commission leaders warn that Russia is acting with growing recklessness toward Ukraine’s Western allies. Mark Rutte and Ursula von der Leyen condemn alleged malign activities across Europe, including drones and missiles entering Nato airspace and fires allegedly started at factories making military equipment for Kyiv. German authorities also blamed Russia for an attempted drone attack at Leipzig airport last month.

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Arts groups say new 1,000-seat Tanglin theatre fills a missing middleCulture

Arts groups describe Singapore’s planned 1,000-seat Theatre at Tanglin as filling a gap between venues for about 600 people and larger halls seating 1,600 to 2,000. They say it could help turn productions profitable and discuss the performances that might suit the theatre, due for completion by 2030.

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Wright and Wirth Discuss Venezuela Oil Push on Open InterestEconomy

An escalation in US-Iran hostilities around the Strait of Hormuz is putting energy markets on edge and raising fears of a return to all-out war. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Chevron CEO Mike Wirth discuss efforts to increase oil production, alongside interviews with executives from BlackRock, Rockefeller Capital Management and Ouster.

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Erika Kirk reacts to Tyler Robinson trial rulingSociety

The Outnumbered panel discusses a Utah judge’s decision ordering Tyler Robinson to stand trial for Charlie Kirk’s murder. Robinson has pleaded not guilty to all seven counts, while prosecutors may still seek the death penalty.

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SG Culture Pass credits worth S$30.4 million used by around 411,000 localsCulture

About 411,000 Singaporeans have used S$30.4 million in SG Culture Pass credits since the scheme began a year ago—roughly 10% of a S$300 million effort to build audiences for the arts and culture sector. Live performances received the biggest share. A new portal will help community partners arrange group outings for seniors and make redemption easier.

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Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar: 'I hope Iran will not make the mistake of attacking us'World

In a FRANCE 24 interview, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar discussed the renewed US-Iran fighting and warned that any Iranian attack on Israel would draw a “severe” response. He also accused Tehran of pursuing “nuclear weapons aspirations,” saying Israel “will not allow” Iran to achieve them.

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Incoming Minister of State Shawn Loh outlines approach to education and healthPolitics

Incoming Minister of State Shawn Loh says he will listen closely to stakeholders and understand their concerns in education and health, portfolios affecting virtually every Singaporean. The Jalan Besar GRC MP will take up the roles on 1 January and says he will not avoid difficult decisions when he believes they are right for Singapore.

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Will the EU take action against Israel? | Inside StoryWorld

Israeli settler violence against Palestinians is intensifying as plans to expand illegal settlements move forward. The European Union, Israel’s largest trading partner, has condemned the attacks, but the bloc remains divided over whether to act and whether that position could change.

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Current with Christine Romans – Sept. 2Other

The program covers resumed jury deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, Tiger Woods’ no-contest plea to reckless driving, and Tropical Storm Edouard making landfall on the Gulf Coast.

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LIVE: People pay last respects to Norway’s King HaraldCulture

People are visiting the Palace Chapel to pay their last respects to King Harald, who will lie in state until his funeral on September 9. His son, King Haakon VIII, took an oath before parliament on September 1, pledging to uphold Norway’s constitution and laws.

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LIVE: Ceuta Day protests held in Spain's enclaveWorld

Residents of Spain’s Ceuta called for calm as hundreds of rallies were held nationwide in solidarity with the North African enclave. Nearly five weeks after at least 72,000 people crossed from Morocco in a deadly border surge, Ceuta authorities estimate that more than 10,000 migrants, including unaccompanied minors, remain stranded in makeshift camps, streets and on beaches.

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