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Harry and Meghan change children’s school over security concernsSociety

Harry and Meghan moved their children to a different school just days after they began attending, amid security concerns about traffic during the school run. The schools have not been named, but their private security team reportedly found the original route too distant and congested to secure effectively.

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From roughing it to Arctic luxury: Two sisters and three countries in two weeksCulture

Two sisters travel through Greenland, Iceland and Norway in two weeks, experiencing everything from roughing it to Arctic luxury. Their journey highlights the three destinations’ sharply different relationships with tourism, alongside some of Earth’s most cinematic landscapes.

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LIVE: Farmers protest in RomaniaSociety

Romanian farmers are protesting outside the government headquarters in Bucharest over problems affecting the livestock and farming sectors.

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Carney to speak at Canada Investment SummitPolitics41:45

Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to address an investment summit in Toronto on Tuesday, where Canada will be pitched to business leaders and money managers from around the world.

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Man arrested in alleged ISIS-inspired firearm plotWorld

The Justice Department says the FBI arrested a Pennsylvania man who allegedly swore allegiance to ISIS and obtained a rifle along with more than 180 rounds of ammunition.

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Trump loses major voting case: Legal expert explains whyPolitics8:04

The Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump’s controversial plan to alter how mail ballots are sent to voters nationwide. A majority of justices blocked the procedure, which would have given the U.S. Postal Service unprecedented authority; election officials warned its implementation for this year’s midterms could have had catastrophic consequences.

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Press conference follows final UK inquiry report on Lucy LetbySociety

A press conference followed publication of the final report from a public inquiry into the murders of seven newborn babies by nurse Lucy Letby. The inquiry said hospital managers could have prevented further deaths had they acted sooner. Letby is serving life in prison after convictions for murdering seven newborns and attempting to murder eight others.

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Qatar warns closure of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab could be catastrophicWorld10:54

At its weekly briefing in Doha, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry said the emir discussed bilateral ties and investment with Guyana’s president. The foreign minister also spoke with counterparts from several countries, reaffirming support for diplomatic efforts toward a comprehensive agreement and regional peace, while warning that closing the Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab straits could be catastrophic.

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Ukraine's postal workers deliver a lifeline under Russian fireSociety

Each morning, Ukrposhta chief Igor Smelyansky uses live intelligence on Russian attacks to decide where to deploy postal teams. He weighs the chance of operational success against the risk to their lives as they continue working under fire.

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LIVE: Congress presses Bessent over the global financial systemEconomy

Lawmakers are pressing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at a House Financial Services Committee session for an assessment of global finance and the principal challenges confronting U.S. and worldwide economic activity.

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This Morning’s Top Headlines – Sept. 15 | Morning News NOWPolitics

The program’s featured items cover the president’s rebuttal to rising AI worries, a Supreme Court decision rejecting Trump’s mail-voting policy, and Mitch McConnell returning to the Senate after three months away.

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Carlyle CEO Discusses US Economy, Fed and MIT AI PartnershipEconomy

Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz says the U.S. economy is “doing quite well” despite uncertainty and inflation. He discusses the Federal Reserve’s continued data monitoring, Carlyle’s partnership with MIT and concerns about artificial intelligence weighing on growth.

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Could farmers grow potatoes with less fertilizer?Science

Researchers on Prince Edward Island say many farmers are rotating potatoes with legumes such as alfalfa, which boosts nitrogen in the soil. The approach allows them to use less fertilizer, lowering costs and greenhouse gas emissions.

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US 10-Year Yield Rises to Highest Since 2007 as Trump Calls AI Fears a ‘Hoax’Economy43:27

Global bonds sell off as the US 10-year Treasury yield reaches its highest level in 19 years. President Donald Trump dismisses concerns about AI dangers as a “hoax.” Priya Misra of JPMorgan Asset Management says the rate move may be nearing its end and discusses potential market catalysts.

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LIVE: Farmers protest in RomaniaSociety

Romanian farmers are protesting outside the government headquarters in Bucharest over problems affecting the livestock and farming sectors.

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Can stocks shrug off higher rates?Economy

Wall Street strategists are growing more bullish on equities despite an expected Federal Reserve rate hike this week, wagering that stronger economic growth can help markets absorb higher borrowing costs. Violeta Todorova of Leverage Shares says a pullback could offer a chance to buy.

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