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Ukrainian drone attack overshadows Russia’s parliamentary election as Putin’s party leadsWorld

Ukraine launched its largest-ever attack on Russia, sending nearly 2,000 drones and killing at least three people in the Moscow region. The assault threatened to overshadow Russia’s parliamentary election, but voting continued through its third day. After polls closed, early results showed Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party leading by a landslide. It was the first vote since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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Global National: Carney, Macron reassert sovereignty with historic visitPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney met French President Emmanuel Macron in the French territory of Saint Pierre and Miquelon. The bilateral meeting was intended to send a message to U.S. President Donald Trump, as Canada and France reassert sovereignty amid his talk of American dominance in the Western Hemisphere.

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SKY-HIGH: Gas prices SOAR amid global supply challengesEconomy

U.S. Oil & Gas Association President Tim Stewart examines rising gasoline and diesel prices, pointing to global supply challenges that include overnight attacks in the Russia-Ukraine war.

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Exit polls: Far left wins in Berlin, far right leads in northeast GermanyPolitics

Exit polls in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania indicate that the far-right Alternative for Germany won the most votes, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union failed to secure enough support for parliamentary seats. Merz called the result a “disaster”. In Berlin, the CDU performed better, finishing second behind the Left Party.

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India’s Quick-Commerce Architect Takes a Long Bet on the FutureEconomy

Deepinder Goyal turned a college startup project into one of India’s largest instant-delivery companies, reshaping how urban Indians dine, shop and entertain themselves. At its peak, he stepped back from daily operations to pursue very different challenges with a much longer horizon. The program later corrected the currency shown in stock-price charts.

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An extraordinary kick from an ordinary kid!Sports

University of Texas freshman Connor Kacena-Merrell won a chance at a life-changing $1.1 million cash prize in ESPN’s “College GameDay: Kicking is Easy” contest.

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Scene after ICE agent shoots and wounds man in Austin, TexasWorld

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a man Sunday afternoon in Austin, Texas, authorities said. The man, who was shot once in the torso, was in serious but stable condition, while anti-ICE protesters quickly gathered at the scene.

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Iranian-backed Houthis strike Saudi capital for the first timeWorld2:44

Iranian-backed Houthi militants have struck Saudi Arabia’s capital for the first time. President Trump says he is in a “deciding mode” over Iran and whether to “blow the entire nation up,” while Iran warns neighboring countries against aligning with the United States.

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Huge explosion rocks Syrian army weapons depot near AleppoWorld

A massive blast struck a Syrian army weapons depot in Al-Eis, near Aleppo, shaking the surrounding countryside. Hospitals and emergency teams are standing by in case of casualties.

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US-backed AI hub raises indigenous displacement fears in the PhilippinesTech

Members of an indigenous community in the Philippines say their ancestral land is threatened by a major US-backed technology hub. The planned project is part of a broader effort to develop the supplies and infrastructure needed for the global artificial intelligence boom.

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Bessent and He Lifeng meet in New York ahead of Trump-Xi summitPolitics

On the final weekend before Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Greer met Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng at JPMorgan’s headquarters in New York. It was the latest face-to-face consultation between the U.S. and Chinese economic teams before the Trump-Xi summit.

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How to make the right choice for your first job | Work ItSociety

Fresh graduates can choose full-time employment, traineeships, freelance work or delaying graduation in today’s job market. Nat Fetalvero and Gerald Tan speak with Singapore University of Social Sciences economics lecturer Eugene Or and Singapore Management University graduate Daniel Soh about comparing starting salaries and weighing the trade-offs of different paths.

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Iran-backed Houthis launch attack on Saudi ArabiaWorld

Fox News correspondent Stephanie Bennett reports on a U.S. State Department travel warning for Americans in the Middle East and threats to Saudi Arabia from Iran-backed Houthis.

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Ukraine launches 'biggest' drone attack on final day of Russian electionsWorld

Ukrainian drone strikes on Moscow overshadowed the final day of Russia’s elections. More than 110 million people were eligible to vote in a poll widely criticized for lacking political opposition to Vladimir Putin’s policies. Russian media reported that the Kremlin-backed United Russia Party had easily won the parliamentary election.

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Ukraine fires over 1,000 drones at Russia amid wartime parliamentary electionWorld1:38

Ukrainian forces launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia overnight, officials said Sunday, with hundreds directed toward Moscow. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin called it the capital’s “largest ever” drone attack, saying 450 drones were downed on approach, while the Moscow Oil Refinery and a residential building were damaged. Russia was also completing the third and final day of its first wartime parliamentary election.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode — Sept. 20World

Iran issues a new retaliation threat against American military bases; Trump announces a new plan for a D.C. arch; and police say a child was killed in a potential road-rage shooting.

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France protests police use-of-force law as videos spark outragePolitics

Thousands have protested in France against a bill that would presume police acted in legitimate self-defense when using their weapons. Supporters say it would better protect officers, while critics call it a license to kill. The debate comes as police brutality is again under scrutiny.

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Anand, not Carney, to address UN General Assembly for second year in a rowPolitics2:14

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will deliver Canada’s address to the United Nations General Assembly. It is the second consecutive year that Prime Minister Mark Carney will not address the Assembly, with a scheduling conflict preventing him from doing so.

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Inside the alarming rise in high-risk vehicle stopsSociety

As automatic license plate readers have proliferated across the country, so have erroneous stops, detentions and even arrests of innocent people. Those caught by the errors can quickly face precarious encounters with law enforcement, sometimes with potentially life-altering consequences.

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Princess Diana’s brother blasts King CharlesWorld

Princess Diana’s brother has spoken out against King Charles, accusing him of gaslighting him and voicing concern about how the media has treated Prince Harry and Meghan.

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