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AI should be treated like nuclear weaponsTech

AI safety researcher Nate Soares warns that superintelligent AI could become more dangerous than nuclear weapons, with a rogue system potentially threatening humanity. Ahead of Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping, DW discusses the US-China AI race and whether humans can retain control of the technology they are creating.

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Political killings fuel fear in South Africa ahead of local electionsWorld

A surge in political killings is raising fears that South Africa’s November local elections could be among its most violent. At least 26 people were killed in suspected politically motivated attacks during the first seven months of the year, while some officials believe violence is being used to curb competition for coveted councillor posts.

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UN mission says US likely committed war crimes in IranWorld

Omar Shakir, executive director of Democracy in the Arab World Now, analyses the latest UN mission report on the US-Iran War, which says the United States likely committed war crimes in Iran.

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ABC World News Tonight: F-16 crash and other top storiesWorld

The broadcast reports on an F-16 fighter jet that crashed in rural Michigan during a training mission. The pilot ejected safely, while local residents were ordered to shelter in place. It also covers President Trump’s threat to demolish the Kennedy Center and six new cases of AI models going rogue.

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ABC News Live Prime: September 17, 2026World

A Texas National Guard pilot survives a fiery F-16 crash in Michigan. The program also examines the tense dispute over a proposed border wall in Big Bend National Park and features Ke Huy Quan discussing his life journey in a new memoir.

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Joey Jones: This should concern EVERYONEPolitics

“Outnumbered,” featuring Harris Faulkner and Lara Trump, reacts after far-left influencer Hasan Piker claimed that the U.S. is worse than al Qaeda.

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Gaza residents return home despite risk of collapsing buildingsWorld

Gaza residents are moving back into their homes despite the danger that buildings could collapse, after a deadly multistory building collapse drew fresh attention to Palestinians’ hardships. Reconstruction plans have stalled as talks faltered, nearly a year after the Israel-Hamas ceasefire was meant to begin rebuilding.

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US begins production of first MQ-25A Stingray carrier-based unmanned tankersTech

The U.S. Navy awarded Boeing a $562 million fixed-price incentive contract for low-rate initial production of the first three MQ-25A Stingray carrier-based unmanned tankers. The contract also funds long-lead components for three Lot 2 aircraft, with initial deliveries expected to begin in 2029.

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Carney takes another swipe at Trump as Canada turns toward EuropePolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used a speech to the European Parliament to promote closer ties between Canada and Europe while taking another swipe at Donald Trump. The EU has indicated it could deepen its relationship with Canada, potentially through associate membership, raising questions about how Washington views the proposal.

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NBC Nightly News: Texas Air National Guard F-16 crashes in MichiganWorld

A Texas Air National Guard F-16 fighter jet crashed in Michigan, triggering evacuations, while the pilot was safely evacuated. The program also reports that a Volaris flight from Las Vegas to Mexico turned back after bursts of fire came from an engine; the FAA says the pilots reported a possible engine fire. Flooding rains inundated neighborhoods, and first responders used helicopters to rescue people trapped in vehicles.

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The benefits and challenges of closer Canada-EU tiesPolitics

Closer ties between Canada and Europe could bring significant benefits but would also pose challenges. Abacus polling conducted before Prime Minister Mark Carney’s September trip to Europe found that four in five Canadians support closer integration with the European Union. Eric Sorensen examines the complexities of a potential partnership.

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Signs of division emerge as Conservative caucus meetings end in B.C.Politics

The federal Conservative caucus is finishing its meetings in Penticton, B.C., under pressure to reverse the party’s political fortunes before Parliament returns. Four former Conservatives crossed to the Liberals during the last session, giving Prime Minister Mark Carney a majority government, and signs of division within the party are growing.

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