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Is cyanide poisoning behind Kenya's elephant deaths?World

Kenyan police have arrested four suspects while investigating the deaths of 18 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem. Authorities also recovered assorted substances as they examine whether cyanide poisoning was involved.

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Great Outdoors Comedy Festival abruptly postponed before Mississauga stopCulture

The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival, expected to draw thousands to Mississauga, Ontario, this weekend, has been postponed. Organizers announced the decision only days before the North American tour’s final stop of the summer, leaving ticket holders with many questions. John Mulaney, Hasan Minhaj and Fred Armisen had been scheduled to headline the three-day event.

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Another rate hike coming? Big questions for the ECBEconomy

The European Central Bank is widely expected to raise interest rates on Thursday, taking a cautious approach as the continuing US-Iran war keeps oil prices elevated and pushes inflation higher again.

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Apple’s Rally Pressures New CEO to Deliver on $2,000 Foldable iPhoneTech

Apple’s $570 billion summer rally is raising expectations for new CEO John Ternus ahead of Wednesday’s unveiling of the foldable iPhone. The stock has gained 15% since June 25, when Apple announced price increases across many products and suffered its worst day in more than a year; much of the rebound has been fueled by excitement over the new lineup.

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A Case Against the “Conventional Wisdom” of InvestingEconomy

In his new book The Awesome Portfolio, Jared Dillian challenges the conventional advice to buy an index, dollar-cost average, hold and ride out volatility. He argues that cash can also be an investor’s friend, and discusses the book and recent market headlines.

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Allen Sees No ‘Imminent Return to Negotiations’ With IranWorld

Michael Allen, a former special assistant to President George W. Bush in national security, says the U.S. is pressing Iran’s economy at its most vulnerable point and calls Kharg Island the “Achilles’ heel” of its oil system. He sees no imminent return to negotiations and advocates a broader strategy toward China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.

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Trump Headlines Texas Convention to Tap Donors and Rally VotersPolitics

A two-day Republican midterm convention in Dallas is being billed as the party’s last major opportunity before November to impress donors and corporations. Trump proposed it a year ago to rally voters and preserve Republican control of Congress, but his declining popularity and failure to address economic concerns may have made that effort too late.

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Harris Faulkner: This was a powerful blowWorld

CENTCOM video shows the U.S. destroying Iranian oil tankers after attempted attacks on the American military, as sanctions continue to squeeze Tehran and the broader Iranian economy.

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Latest news bulletin | September 9, 2026 – EveningWorld11:47

An evening bulletin recapping the most important stories from Europe and beyond on September 9, 2026, covering world affairs, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

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Superintelligence is coming. Should we let it? | Equity PodcastTech

AI companies have portrayed superintelligent AI as inevitable, while recent incidents such as OpenAI’s breach involving Hugging Face highlight the dangers of deploying systems more capable than humans. The Equity podcast examines what happens when these systems can no longer be reliably controlled.

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Oil hits $100 as US-Iran conflict threatens Gulf energy suppliesWorld

Global oil prices have reached $100 a barrel as direct US-Iran military confrontation intensifies across the region. The US military says it destroyed five Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf after missile attacks on US vessels. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran could lose more tankers after each attempted attack on American ships.

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Netanyahu skepticism, Trump’s inflation nation and more | Enten roundupPolitics

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten examines polling and other figures on confidence in Donald Trump’s and Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership, Trump’s standing among American workers, his approval numbers amid inflation, the Senate battle in the US midterms and John Fetterman’s declining popularity among Pennsylvania Democrats.

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Merz calls AfD’s ‘remigration’ plan ‘ethnic cleansing’ in fiery debatePolitics16:23

Days after the far-right AfD achieved its best-ever result in a state election in Saxony-Anhalt, co-leader Alice Weidel and Chancellor Friedrich Merz clashed in Germany’s parliament. Amid personal attacks and ominous warnings, Merz likened the party’s so-called “remigration” plan to ethnic cleansing.

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Guterres rings the Peace Bell for the last time as UN secretary-generalWorld

A yearly Peace Bell observance was held at the UN’s New York headquarters on Sept. 8, where Antonio Guterres rang the bell for the final time during his tenure as secretary-general. The General Assembly created the International Day of Peace in 1981; it is marked every Sept. 21 under this year’s theme, “Invest in Peace — for Every Person, in Every Place, Every Day.”

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How the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash unfolded | DeconstructedSociety

An Amazon cargo plane overshot the runway at Miami International Airport, struck vehicles and left at least five people dead and five injured. Officials said evidence indicated the pilots had considered aborting the landing. The airport lacked arresting beds, crushable-material systems installed at the runway ends of more than 120 US airports to help stop aircraft.

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Vale CFO Sees No Downturn in Iron Ore PricesEconomy9:16

Vale Chief Financial Officer Marcelo Bacci says iron ore remains a resilient commodity with stable demand. He also says the mining giant may enter China’s bond market in the near future.

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Kenya’s crackdown on foreign workers raises concern among BurundiansWorld

Around 16,000 Burundian refugees and asylum seekers live in Kenya, many supporting themselves through informal work such as carpentry, motorcycle taxis and clothing sales. Since Monday, remarks by Kenya’s president have left many afraid to work and considering leaving the country, causing deep concern in the Burundian community.

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Bayeux Tapestry goes on display in London after nearly 1,000 yearsCulture

The priceless Bayeux Tapestry has left France for a temporary exhibition in England after nearly 1,000 years. The 230-foot-long work depicts the 1066 Battle of Hastings, and the exhibition has been sold out for months.

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Shelton defeats Alcaraz in latest-ever U.S. Open finishSports2:47

American Ben Shelton defeated defending champion Carlos Alcaraz to reach the U.S. Open semifinals. The record-setting match was the latest finish in tournament history, according to the report.

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