Politics10:18Conservative MP Adam Chambers discusses with Power & Politics criticisms from his party leader and other members aimed at Prime Minister Mark Carney and the government over the investment summit taking place in Toronto.
Politics10:18Conservative MP Adam Chambers discusses with Power & Politics criticisms from his party leader and other members aimed at Prime Minister Mark Carney and the government over the investment summit taking place in Toronto.
World3:18Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Kyiv is prepared to stop attacking Russian energy targets, but only if Moscow does the same. His offer follows Donald Trump’s claim that Russia and Ukraine agreed not to strike each other’s critical infrastructure. Both sides have repeatedly hit energy sites during the war, often affecting civilians directly.
Health3:26New York City health officials ordered 10 cooling towers in the South Bronx, including one at Yankee Stadium, to be cleaned and disinfected after preliminary tests detected Legionella bacteria. Officials are investigating a cluster, while NBC News medical contributor Natalie Azar discusses the testing method and the possible risk to attendees.
PoliticsCanada and the European Union are discussing a deeper partnership, a question raised by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The EU is opening a new diplomatic office in Ottawa, with more details expected when Carney addresses the European Parliament on Thursday. Carney said Canada is not seeking EU membership.
Society2:38The man arrested in the death of 29-year-old Black woman Tasia Fortune pleaded not guilty to murder and was denied bond. Fortune was found hanging from a tree behind an abandoned home in Mississippi; NBC News reports on a possible association between her and Jarques Ratliff.
EconomyThe Close covers the latest news and analysis before and after Wall Street’s closing bell. Chip stocks fell amid concerns about artificial-intelligence safety and rising yields, while guests from finance, technology and business discuss market developments.
Tech1:52Concerns about artificial intelligence are mounting among lawmakers in Washington, but President Donald Trump is urging the United States to lead the global AI race. Trump wrote on social media Monday that claims AI could take over the world, destroy humanity and cause other harms are a “HOAX,” raising questions about how much risk people are prepared to accept.
CultureMacklemore says he was removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour after New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft allegedly organized a boycott among stadium owners over the rapper’s pro-Palestinian remarks. NBC News reports on Kraft’s response.
Tech7:55ABC News’ Mike Dobuski examines Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s warning about artificial intelligence, while mindfulness instructor Vy Le discusses people turning to technology for spiritual guidance.
PoliticsLandowners, ranchers and business owners in Texas are suing to stop the Trump administration’s plans for a border wall in the Big Bend region. The lawsuit by Conserve Big Bend and others challenges the administration’s $46 billion effort to build walls and barriers along the southern border.
Politics10:46President Donald Trump’s negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, appeared genuinely awestruck by their latest meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. They describe Russia as a potential partner and, like Trump, approach Putin as businessmen seeking “win-win” deals. CNN’s Fareed Zakaria says that strategy has one major flaw.
PoliticsThe United States hosts a G20 energy meeting focused on the Middle East crisis and global energy security. Ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting, China unusually signed an agreement to buy US liquefied natural gas. Trump stressed that the US must remain ahead in AI and said China is of concern for allegedly stealing US AI models.
WorldVote counting is under way in the Muslim-majority Bangsamoro region after violence marred its historic first parliamentary election. Millions voted in what is seen as a crucial step towards self-governance following decades of conflict.
Tech7:49Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark says companies developing AI may eventually need mandatory “kill switches” to shut down software if it becomes too dangerous. While most labs, including Anthropic, have ways to pull the plug, he says lawmakers may need to require them by law.
Politics52:01President Trump dismisses fresh warnings from AI leaders about inadequate regulation. Oil and fuel prices keep rising as concerns grow that the war with Iran could expand. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver joins the program after the Supreme Court blocked Missouri’s use of a new Republican-drawn map in its primary elections.
CultureThe 78th Emmy Awards red carpet in Los Angeles brings a display of fashion glamour. Winners will speak with the media backstage later.
TechThe co-hosts of “The Five” discuss warnings from technology leaders and politicians about artificial intelligence.
World2:11Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen are tightening their grip on an important Middle Eastern sea route, putting extra strain on global oil supplies and prices.
SportsNFL teams opened the season with a record-setting Week 1, combining for the highest total score in league history.
Culture1:43Hollywood designer Bob Mackie died on Monday at age 87, according to a post on his official Instagram account. His five-decade career included creating dazzling looks for stars such as Cher and Elton John, as well as a Barbie doll clothing collection.
WorldA ceremony marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11 at the Pentagon.
World5:14US Navy commander Kirk Lippold discusses a new report linking Chinese satellite images to an Iranian strike in July that killed three US service members.
CultureIn an AI-generated press junket, controversial AI “actor” Tilly Norwood says she wants recognition for AI performers and to be regarded as a serious actor rather than merely a demonstration of AI capabilities. SAG-AFTRA and many of its members have condemned the project since Norwood was unveiled publicly in September 2025.
OtherAt least 110 tornadoes have been confirmed across Canada so far this year, well above the average of 65. Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario recorded the highest counts among the provinces.