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Türkiye strongly rejects Greek claims of war crimes in AnatoliaWorld

Türkiye has firmly rejected Greece’s claims about events in 1922, saying Athens has distorted historical facts by placing the casualties and population exchange during the Turkish War of Independence. International security expert Huseyin Alptekin comments on the dispute.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Sept. 14Other

Concerns are growing over AI’s expanding power as executives call for a slowdown. President Donald Trump expresses support for a united Ireland, while a global diesel shortage drives prices higher.

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CDC report reveals fatigue is taking a toll on most U.S. adultsHealth

A new CDC report finds fatigue is widespread among U.S. adults, with nearly three-quarters saying they felt very tired or exhausted on multiple days during the past three months. Board-certified sleep specialist Dr. Carol Ash discusses possible causes and offers simple ways to improve sleep and energy.

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Tech leaders urge governments to enforce strict AI safety regulationsTech3:47

Fears of an AI doomsday are intensifying. Anthropic’s CEO warns that development must slow because super-intelligent systems could eventually escape human control, while Ben Wagner of Transformation University Austria weighs in.

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Americans ‘despise’ Trump’s handling of AI. Trump: ‘Whoever wins AI wins’Tech

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten examines polling on Trump’s net approval for handling AI, voter preferences for congressional candidates linked to data-center issues, and possible effects of AI and data centers on jobs and the midterm elections. The discussion also considers backlash to AI in Georgia and the role of AI lobbying money.

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12 European nations urge EU to expand Arctic presence amid growing threatsWorld1:41

Twelve European countries are calling on the EU to strengthen its presence in the Arctic. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the bloc must remain vigilant as Russian military activity in the region increases and China’s interest continues to grow.

Eeuronews
Bloomberg Surveillance: AI Slowdown, Oil Shock and Fed Rate HikeEconomy

Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern examine an AI slowdown, an oil shock and a possible Federal Reserve rate hike. The program also covers how AI froth may add to earnings risks, Iran’s use of the Houthi “wildcard,” and the narrow US lead over China in AI.

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Why separatists still think they can win Alberta's referendum | The HousePolitics

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne discusses Canada’s response to Donald Trump’s trade actions and expectations for Mark Carney’s upcoming investment summit. The program also follows federalists and separatists campaigning ahead of Alberta’s vote, examining why turnout could be decisive.

CCBC News
Prince Harry and Meghan surprised by royal letter affirming non-working statusSociety

Prince Harry and Meghan were surprised by how Buckingham Palace released a letter confirming they remain non-working members of the royal family. It said they would not use formal royal titles, conduct charity work privately and leave operational security decisions to relevant police agencies.

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How COVID-19 coverage broke trust in America | The Listening PostSociety

Six years after COVID-19 upended the world, it remains in the headlines through Senate hearings, Anthony Fauci’s subpoenaed diaries and a resurgent measles outbreak. The programme revisits U.S. newsroom coverage, including the rush to label dissent misinformation and the reluctance to challenge untested official policies and messaging.

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Oil Jumps 3%; Trump Says $5K Dividends Will 'Happen, 100%'Economy

Brent crude rose more than 3% to above $108 a barrel as oil prices surged again. Russia restricted diesel exports after months of Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries. President Donald Trump said the $5,000 payment he offered to all American adults will happen, while Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sought an all-Senate briefing on AI risks and national security implications.

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Berlin's biggest-ever hack: How one employee let criminals steal 6 terabytes of dataTech11:15

Berlin is dealing with the biggest cyberattack in its history after hackers used a ClickFix scam to steal nearly 6 terabytes of government data and demand a €2 million ransom. The report examines how one employee was fooled, why the breach went undetected and whether refusing to pay was brave, reckless or the only option.

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Barclays CEO on Bonds, AI and UK Bank TaxesEconomy

Barclays CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan discusses the pressure facing bond markets, how the bank is using artificial intelligence and his call for the UK government not to raise taxes on banks in its next budget.

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Canada’s Carney on Capital Investment, AI and US TradePolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses efforts to attract more foreign investment, coordinate on artificial intelligence safety and assess the state of trade with the United States. He speaks with Bloomberg News Ottawa Bureau Chief Brian Platt ahead of Canada’s first national investment summit in Toronto.

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AI safety: Trump rejects slowdown and stresses US industry leadershipTech8:28

US President Donald Trump has rejected calls to slow AI development, saying he does not want the United States to lose its industry lead. The response followed an essay by Anthropic’s chief executive urging companies to reduce the pace of work on increasingly powerful models and strengthen monitoring and safeguards. China’s state media called the move a “Cold War” tactic aimed at restraining Beijing’s technological rise, while AI-linked stocks fell.

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35,959 flights a day: Europe saw record summer air traffic despite Middle East warWorld

Europe recorded its busiest summer air traffic ever, averaging 35,959 flights a day despite the war in the Middle East. Flights to Albania, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia rose sharply as Europeans opted for holiday destinations closer to home.

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