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Kirk: Tariffs Are Taxes on US Businesses and FamiliesEconomy

Ron Kirk, a former US trade representative and Dallas mayor, says tariffs function as taxes on American businesses and families. He warns that small businesses and manufacturers will bear the cost of the trade fight, while arguing that North American economic integration strengthens the US, Canada and Mexico and that China is the real economic competitor.

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Canada, UK and France ban goods from illegal Israeli settlements amid global divideWorld6:18

Canada and France, joining the United Kingdom, have announced a trade ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The moves have drawn praise from some, including members of the National Council of Canadian Muslims, who said they marked international law finally being enforced through policy.

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Dr. Oz: Fraud Findings Could Double Medicare Trust Fund LifeHealth

Mehmet Oz, head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, says more than $20 billion in suspected health care fraud and money laundering identified by the Treasury Department could double the life of the Medicare trust fund. He also says additional drug-pricing deals are being developed and urges Congress to codify the administration’s most-favored-nation pricing agreements.

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President Trump speaks at first-ever GOP midterm conventionPolitics

President Trump and Republicans from across the country are gathering in Dallas, Texas, for a two-night event supporting the slate of candidates running this year. It is the Republican Party’s first-ever midterm convention.

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Apple Unveils New Products Under TernusTech53:57

Apple introduced a new product lineup Wednesday, including a foldable iPhone, in the first launch led by new CEO John Ternus. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Mandeep Singh and Bloomberg Tech host Ed Ludlow discuss the iPhone Duo and what the announcement indicates about Ternus’s leadership.

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Evidence suggests pilots considered aborting Miami cargo plane landing: NTSBWorld3:52

The NTSB said evidence from the flight data recorder indicates pilots considered aborting the landing of an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane before it crashed in Miami. The 32-year-old Boeing 767, operated by Miami-based 21 Air, overran the runway by about 396 metres, hit two vehicles and killed five people on the ground; five others were injured.

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AI expert warns it could kill all humans within a decadeTech

Evan Hubinger, a leading safety researcher at AI developer Anthropic, says he believes there is a greater than 10% chance AI could kill all humans within the next decade. He said current models pose a low risk, but the technology may soon improve itself enough to become an existential threat to humanity.

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Meet the Press NOW — September 9Politics

As fuel prices reach record levels, President Donald Trump travels to Dallas to headline the first Republican midterm convention. After New Hampshire’s primaries, NBC News chief data analyst Steve Kornacki assesses the Senate race, while Rep. Greg Casar discusses the competitive contest in Texas.

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How Trump looms over Republicans’ chancesPolitics

Donald Trump has promoted the Republican Party’s one-of-a-kind midterm convention as a spectacle that could reenergize voters and improve the party’s prospects. Yet with the two-day event approaching, some Republicans privately question whether its tone fits an electorate facing tighter budgets and whether pulling candidates from their districts so close to Election Day is wise.

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Can Europe compete in the global space race?Science12:27

US President Donald Trump says, “The Moon is ours,” as European space-industry leaders meet in Paris to discuss advancing the continent’s ambitions. Secure World Foundation space-security director Victoria Samson examines the emerging race, military risks, private-sector influence and Europe’s prospects of competing.

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AP reporters recall being in New York as the twin towers fell on 9/11World

Associated Press journalists who were working in Lower Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001, remember what they witnessed that day, including the boom heard by some when the first hijacked airliner hit the World Trade Center’s north tower.

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Apple Unveils Foldable iPhone and New AI StrategyTech

The program highlights Apple’s unveiling of a foldable iPhone and a new AI strategy, alongside the latest news and analysis leading up to and following the closing bell on Wall Street.

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US Energy Secretary Wright on Diesel Prices, Iran and Venezuela OutputEconomy

Energy Secretary Chris Wright says higher fuel prices are being driven mainly by insufficient refining capacity rather than crude oil itself. He says the Trump administration plans to expand US refining and expects gasoline prices to fall in the coming weeks, while describing diesel as the tougher problem.

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Yemen war escalates as Houthis launch major offensive and civilians fleeWorld2:08

Yemen’s conflict is intensifying as Houthi forces carry out what the report calls their largest military push in years in Al Jawf against Saudi-backed government forces. Government troops have stepped up counterattacks near Taiz, while thousands of civilians flee to coastal areas such as Al Khokha with scarce supplies. Houthi attacks have also been reported against Saudi air bases and energy facilities.

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