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Spanish PM Sanchez under fire over Ceuta crisisPolitics

Large demonstrations across Spain are putting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez under pressure over his government's response to the Ceuta migration crisis, during which tens of thousands entered the Spanish territory. The report examines competing narratives behind the mass crossing and its implications for Europe.

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Top Story with Tom Llamas — Sept. 3Other

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial were sent home for the day as the defense asked the judge to replace a juror who allegedly will not consider reasonable doubt. Severe storms struck the Midwest, leaving many Americans without power, while women’s rights activist Gloria Steinem died at 92.

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Why NYC and L.A. Are Banning AI in Schools, as Ukrainians Are Forced UndergroundWorld

New York City and Los Angeles school districts have imposed moratoriums on artificial intelligence in schools—through eighth grade in New York and including high school in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Ukrainians are enduring the most intense Russian bombardment since the war began, with a maternity hospital and school visited near the front.

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First-of-its-kind organ transplant technique tried in a humanHealth

The first patient to receive stem cells from her organ donor is hoping the approach will help her avoid toxic anti-rejection drugs. NBC News spoke with the woman, who received a liver transplant from her sister.

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WMO warns El Niño could reach exceptional levels, raising global weather risksWorld

The World Meteorological Organization warns that the current El Niño could reach exceptional strength and become one of the most powerful in decades. Secretary-General Celeste Saulo says it could affect economies and communities across sectors, while climate specialist Mark Howden explains its interaction with human-driven climate change and its role in higher temperatures and more intense weather extremes.

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JD Vance says US-Iran conflict is not a 'war' despite strikesWorld

US Vice President JD Vance says the escalating conflict with Iran does not amount to a “war”, despite recent US retaliatory strikes and reports of civilian deaths. He says Washington is investigating Iran’s claim that a US strike hit a wedding party, while expressing doubt about Iranian state-media reports. The White House says talks remain possible if Tehran stops attacks on commercial shipping in the region.

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US trade leader reveals what happened with US-Canada dealEconomy

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discusses the sparring between the United States and Canada after a last-minute deal fell apart, along with trade with China and other issues.

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Another Marineland beluga whale dies at Chicago aquariumSociety

Rain, a 20-year-old beluga rescued from Ontario’s shuttered Marineland, died Wednesday afternoon at Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium. The whale arrived in mid-August, and animal advocates are questioning whether the rescued belugas were healthy enough to be transported.

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Trailblazing feminist and activist Gloria Steinem dies at 92Society

Feminist icon, writer and activist Gloria Steinem has died at 92. After a difficult childhood in Ohio, she studied at Smith College and in India before gaining national attention in 1963 by posing as a waitress at a Playboy Club and exposing the exploitation of its female workers. She leaves a decades-long legacy of campaigning for gender equality and social change.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode — Sept. 3Other

Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney blames one juror after jurors again fail to reach a verdict. Former NFL player Mark Sanchez is pleading guilty in a case involving an alleged stabbing attack last fall. The program also covers powerful storms hitting the Midwest ahead of Labor Day weekend, among other stories.

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Iran warns Americans to stockpile gas as ‘dark months lie ahead’World

The conflict with Iran is escalating rapidly after strikes hit multiple US bases in the Middle East. Tehran has warned Americans to stockpile gas and prepare for “dark months ahead,” as energy markets brace for severe disruption. The report also examines rising gas prices, fallout from depleted US weapons stockpiles and conflicting messages from the Trump administration.

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Meet the Press NOW — September 3Politics

Vice President Vance briefs reporters and defends the administration’s handling of the war with Iran. Rep. Rob Wittman responds to President Trump’s plan to campaign for Republicans before the midterms. In the Lindsay Clancy trial, the lead defense attorney seeks removal of a juror as the judge orders deliberations to continue.

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I'm Not Ok: America's Postpartum CrisisHealth

ABC News’ Dr. Tara Narula and correspondents Ike Ejiochi and Elizabeth Schulze examine reproductive mental health concerns, talk with parents affected by them, and investigate cuts to research funding.

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Global National: Sept. 3, 2026 | Carney rejects Trump officials’ claims on failed trade talksPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney is rejecting claims from Donald Trump’s administration about why Canada-U.S. trade talks collapsed. The report examines how Carney is managing tensions with the White House as he announces a plan to build new Via Rail passenger cars in Canada. Severe thunderstorms also hit Toronto and parts of southern Ontario with heavy rain, hail and damaging winds.

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China’s ‘Salt Lake City’ powers EVs worldwide with ‘white petroleum’Tech

Geermu, known as China’s “Salt Lake City,” holds vast salt-lake mineral reserves, but its high magnesium-to-lithium ratio once made lithium extraction nearly impossible. Chinese engineers developed an “adsorption + membrane” process that cut production time from two years to two months and doubled recovery. Lithium from Qinghai’s salt lakes may now supply one in eight EVs sold worldwide.

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Trita Parsi: Iran may trigger conflict before midterms to hurt TrumpWorld

With the US midterm elections approaching and oil prices near $97 a barrel, Quincy Institute analyst Trita Parsi said Washington is overstating its success in stabilising shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, while acknowledging that US escorts are helping more vessels pass. He warned that Iran may try to provoke conflict before the midterms.

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