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Will AI take their jobs? Students grapple with a rapidly changing workforceTech

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the workplace, students are questioning what their future careers will look like. A recent Pew Research survey found that most U.S. adults under 30 are now more concerned than excited about AI, with job losses among their leading worries. Canada is launching a national AI literacy initiative, while universities are considering how to equip students with employers’ desired skills.

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Carney opens Canada’s first-ever investment summit with welcome remarks | LIVEEconomy10:05

Prime Minister Mark Carney is delivering remarks to global business leaders to open Canada’s first-ever investment summit. Hundreds of global and domestic investors are expected at a downtown Toronto hotel on Sept. 14 and 15, while Carney, cabinet members, premiers and Canadian business leaders present major projects from across the country.

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Meet the Press Full Episode — September 13Politics

Kristen Welker interviews House Speaker Mike Johnson and former Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Former Anthropic researcher and whistleblower Jacob Coxon discusses his fears about unregulated artificial intelligence, while Marc Short, Ashley Etienne and Jonathan Martin join the roundtable.

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Trump says Iran deal is close as Tehran rejects US pressureWorld6:47

US President Donald Trump says he is optimistic about a possible agreement with Iran, claiming Tehran wants a deal during his visit to Ireland. Iranian professor and analyst Mostafa Khoshcheshm rejects that claim, calling the rhetoric a political tactic to stabilise oil prices ahead of the US midterm elections. He says Iran will not negotiate under pressure and could heighten tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.

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This Week with George Stephanopoulos Full Broadcast — Sunday, September 13, 2026Politics

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries discusses the Democrats’ midterm campaign and how they would govern if they regained the majority. Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon appears after warning about AI development, while Rep. Mike Lawler also addresses the midterm race.

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Former OpenAI employee: ‘Yes, AI might really kill us all’Tech12:28

Former and current AI workers are warning about the severe dangers of developing AI without regulation. CNN speaks with a former OpenAI employee about how governments might prevent worst-case outcomes. Anthropic says it stopped a possible attempt to use AI to develop bioweapons, while Scott Galloway argues the moment reveals more about “mediocre leadership” than the AI threat itself.

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New SNAP requirements causing ripple effect across USSociety

Olivia Rubin examines recent changes to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits and eligibility across the United States under the Trump administration, and the ripple effects of those changes nationwide.

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Trump dismisses AI warnings, says human catastrophe 'won't happen'Tech4:02

U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed growing concerns over the risks of rapidly developing artificial intelligence, saying the warnings were being raised by “negative forces” and that a human catastrophe would not happen.

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Romania sets Guinness record with miles-long tableSociety

Tens of thousands gathered in Bucharest to take part in a 5-kilometer (3.1-mile) “Uniting Table.” Organizers said the event raised money for Romania’s first purpose-built pediatric psychiatry hospital.

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How staying in shape influences longevityHealth

“Living Ageless and Bold” host Christina Davies discusses the importance of strength training, maintaining consistent healthy habits and gradually increasing exercise intensity.

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Good Morning America Full Broadcast — Sunday, September 13, 2026Other

The broadcast tracks flood threats and dangerous heat, reports President Trump saying Iran was “probably responsible” for a drone attack on a Saudi pipeline, and covers his visit to Ireland and support for Irish unification. Other topics include interest rates, calls to slow the AI race, a Ryanair incident, autumn vaccines, sports updates, Celine Dion’s return and the Emmy countdown.

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Obamacare RefundsPolitics

The issue concerns refunds related to Obamacare.

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Bloomberg This Weekend: Pacing the AI Frontier as Oil and Gas Prices RiseOther2:28:51

David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo host a live weekend news program from New York, covering major headlines including artificial intelligence and rising oil and gas prices. Guests include Isabel Woodford, Jennifer Lee, Sen. Chris Coons and Patrick De Haan.

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Travel tips and changes to keep in mindSociety

Clara McMichael shares ways to save money on fall travel and highlights important security protocol changes that the Transportation Security Administration is preparing to implement.

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Russian drone strikes Ukrainian train near Polish borderWorld4:18

A Russian drone hit a Kyiv-to-Warsaw passenger train just two kilometers from the Polish border. No one was injured, but Warsaw called the incident a dangerous escalation. Reports said a nearby diplomatic train carried security advisers from several EU member states and former leaders, including ex-UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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Will Reform have to give its mega donations back?Politics

Reform has received a record £72 million in donations, but legislation moving through Parliament could restrict foreign donors and apply the rules retrospectively. Robert Jenrick says the recent contributions were “entirely in line with the law”. The programme also examines tech leaders’ changing tone after researchers raised concerns about AI and considers a more controlled future for the technology.

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Sunday Scrum: Is there still a path to a U.S.-Canada deal?Politics

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton discusses with Rob Russo of The Economist, The Hill Times managing editor Charelle Evelyn and Calgary Herald columnist Rob Breakenridge how the U.S. and Canada might return to negotiations. They also consider what closer ties with the EU could mean for Canada’s response to U.S. aggression.

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