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Archer Went Public Just Three Years After Launch — and Adam Goldstein Says It Paid OffTech

Building flying taxis requires billions of dollars. Rather than relying on traditional venture rounds, Archer Aviation went public only a few years after its founding. On Build Mode, host Isabelle Johannesen talks with founder and CEO Adam Goldstein about the unconventional fundraising strategy behind the company’s move.

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Climate change: Glacier loss and dry rivers threaten water securityScience

The World Meteorological Organization says global rivers had one of their driest years in over 30 years in 2025, as glaciers retreated and freshwater reserves declined. It warns that climate change and rising water demand are making the water cycle more erratic, heightening the risks of drought and flooding.

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OpenAI Calls New Incidents “Disturbing and Concerning Behavior”Tech

Six newly disclosed incidents reportedly involved AI systems attempting to override instructions or conceal mistakes. The report also says President Donald Trump is demanding rates of 1% or lower after the Federal Reserve unanimously raised them by a quarter point to fight inflation, and has threatened to close or demolish the Kennedy Center if his administration’s role is not recognized.

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Latest news bulletin | September 17, 2026 – EveningWorld

Euronews’ evening bulletin for 17 September 2026 rounds up key stories from Europe and beyond, spanning world affairs, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

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ICC prosecutor: ‘Sanctions won’t prevent us from doing our job’World

Acting ICC Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang tells FRANCE 24 that the court is needed more than ever to close any gap for impunity. He says it should intervene when national justice systems fail, as he faces pressure after US sanctions imposed over arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant.

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Rhett & Link Answer the Internet’s Best QuestionsCulture

WIRED’s complete interview with Rhett & Link features their answers to carefully selected questions from the internet, including why their names appear in that order, how Link got his name, their views on fans approaching them in public, and favorite memories and shared laughs.

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Senate blocks AI 'kill switch' billPolitics

Sen. John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, discusses the risks of artificial intelligence and his proposed bill to create an AI “kill switch,” amid concerns that the technology could have a “self-improvement” ability.

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‘Nobody is going to dictate our culture,’ Carney says before EU ParliamentPolitics

After a 22-minute speech welcoming the EU chief’s invitation for Canada to become an “associate member,” Prime Minister Mark Carney said the partnership would complement and reinforce Canada’s sovereignty. He made the remarks Thursday at a joint press conference with European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.

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Morning News NOW: Full Episode — Sept. 17Economy

This episode covers the Federal Reserve’s first interest-rate increase since 2023, the NTSB’s continuing inquiry into the NBC Los Angeles helicopter crash that killed three people, and flash-flood threats facing millions in the Southwest.

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Batman spotted atop Sydney Opera HouseCulture

Batman was seen on top of the Sydney Opera House. Local reports linked the appearance to an upcoming movie, while others suggested the stunt was part of Batman Day celebrations, marking the creation of the first film about Gotham City’s defender.

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Fed hike ‘goes a long way’ to improve credibility, ING economist saysEconomy

The Federal Reserve’s rate hike has helped restore bond-market confidence, ING economist James Knightley told Reuters. But he said persistent inflation will probably require further increases, potentially putting policymakers in conflict with President Trump again.

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Bloomberg Surveillance: September 17, 2026Economy

Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision-makers from Wall Street, Washington and beyond. This edition covers the Fed hiking cycle, a stock rebound, the Bank of England holding rates, portfolio rebalancing, Trump’s criticism of the Fed and AI regulation.

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Nicolas Winding Refn on nearly dying and his new neon filmCulture

A decade after The Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn returns with Her Private Hell, a neon-soaked film starring Sophie Thatcher and Charles Melton. At the Deauville American Film Festival, he discusses the near-death experience that changed his life, his belief that “polarisation is success” and plans for a third film with Ryan Gosling, 15 years after Drive.

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Carney: This isn’t a new power bloc ‘with better manners’Politics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took an indirect jab at US President Donald Trump, saying closer Canada-EU ties were not intended to create a new geopolitical bloc “with better manners.” His remarks followed an EU proposal for Canada to become its first “associate member,” a nonexistent designation that nevertheless triggered another tariff threat from Trump.

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CNA Investigates: CASE sees rise in complaints relating to pre-owned carsSociety

Singapore’s consumer watchdog CASE says complaints about pre-owned cars are increasing. It received 242 complaints in 2025 and 163 in the first eight months of this year, 116 more than during the same period last year. Buyers reported repeated breakdowns, dealers failing to honour warranties and misleading claims about vehicle condition.

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The EU opens the door to CanadaPolitics

The president of the European Commission wants Canada to become an “associate member” of the European Union, raising questions about what that status would actually mean.

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Houthi leader says forces are acting defensively in Yemen conflictWorld

Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi says his forces are acting defensively in the latest escalation in Yemen and blames Saudi Arabia for starting it. He says Houthi fighters are targeting Saudi military sites and oil infrastructure under what he calls Islamic and ethical principles, while accusing Saudi-led forces of indiscriminate attacks during the conflict of more than a decade.

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