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This Morning’s Top Headlines – Sept. 21 | Morning News NOWWorld

President Trump faces mounting backlash after barring three media outlets from the White House. The Houthis launch missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia’s capital, while protests erupt in Austin after an ICE officer shot a man delivering food.

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Market Talk: US-Iran diplomacy still 'far away'World

Oil prices fell to an 11-day low as investors sought signs of diplomatic progress in the Iran war before this week’s UN meeting. Kpler’s Naveen Das told Reuters that a credible route to restoring oil flows remains elusive.

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NBC News NOW is live with real-time coverage of breaking and developing stories, reporting from the scene and offering deeper looks at the day’s major issues.

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NBC News NOW is live with real-time coverage of breaking and developing stories, including reporting from the scene and deeper dives into the day’s major issues.

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CNN, MS NOW and Politico to sue Trump over White House banPolitics

CNN, MS NOW and Politico, the three national news outlets barred by President Donald Trump from the White House, are bringing a First Amendment lawsuit seeking to regain access. Their emergency request will go before a federal judge in the District of Columbia, with hearings and administration arguments possible as soon as this week.

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Stocks Rise as US, China Hail Positive Talks Ahead of Trump-Xi SummitEconomy

Global stocks rally as markets anticipate Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington later this week. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China’s senior trade negotiators describe weekend discussions on AI, trade and investment as positive. Oil extends its four-day decline, while US retail diesel prices exceed $6.50 a gallon for the first time.

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US deported 25,000 people to third countries under secretive deals, report saysPolitics

The US has deported 25,000 people to third countries through secretive agreements, according to a report. Since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, Washington has made deals with developing countries to accept migrants who cannot legally be sent back home.

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As Guterres prepares to leave, what can the next UN chief actually do?World

World leaders are gathering in New York for the 2026 UN General Assembly as the search for Antonio Guterres’s successor gets under way. The secretary-general has major symbolic importance but limited executive authority, as shown by the UN task force’s failure to reopen the Strait of Hormuz months after it was created.

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Belleville synagogue member describes gunfire that wounded 2Society

A police officer and a man were wounded in an exchange of gunfire Sunday near a synagogue in Belleville, Ont. Sons of Jacob Synagogue president Norm Weddum was ushering members inside for Yom Kippur when he heard the shots and secured the building.

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Houthi official warns countries against joining Saudi Arabia in Yemen civil warWorld

A senior official from the Iran-backed Houthi rebels cautioned countries against joining Saudi Arabia in Yemen’s revived civil war. He told The Associated Press that the group had assured the Trump administration it would not attack U.S. vessels in the Red Sea.

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Ainsley Earhardt: This is HYSTERIAPolitics

The co-hosts of 'Fox & Friends' weigh in on what they describe as Democrats' 'hysteria' surrounding the debate over AI regulation.

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Is AI Developing Too Fast to Control?Tech

The race to build ever more powerful AI is speeding up, along with concerns about safety. Researchers warn of potentially catastrophic risks, increasing pressure on AI labs and governments to strengthen safeguards and oversight.

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Germany’s ruling CDU suffers severe losses in two state electionsPolitics

After another poor election result for Germany’s ruling Christian Democratic Union, Chancellor Friedrich Merz vowed to stay in office. Merz called the outcomes in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Berlin a “disaster”, while political analyst Klaus Jurgens offered his assessment.

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What will President Erdoğan seek at the UN General Assembly?Politics

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has arrived in New York for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. A large crowd welcomed him outside Turkish House, while Marmara University’s Zuhal Mert Uzuner offered an explanation.

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LIVE: UN General Assembly in New YorkWorld

Nearly 130 heads of state and government are attending the annual week-long event to deliver messages from their nations to the world.

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Nearly 147,000 Yemenis displaced in under three weeksWorld

As violence intensifies in Yemen, nearly 147,000 people have fled their homes in less than three weeks. Displaced families are seeking safety across eight southern and eastern provinces, placing severe strain on local aid capacity, according to Alison Bottomley of the Norwegian Refugee Council.

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Regional losses for Germany’s ruling CDUPolitics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz suffered another electoral setback as his centre-right CDU performed poorly in two state elections on Sunday. Projections indicated it would miss out on parliament in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, where the far-right AfD led, while the far-left Die Linke topped the vote in Berlin. The AfD also made major gains in both states.

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Europe’s AI firms challenge US calls for slowdownTech

Europe’s leading AI company Mistral and other firms accused US rivals of using safety concerns to entrench their dominance. They rejected Anthropic’s call for advanced developers to slow down as Europe struggles to catch up.

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Patrick Clancy speaks after mistrial in ex-wife’s murder caseSociety

Patrick Clancy spoke after the mistrial in the high-profile case accusing his ex-wife, Lindsay Clancy, of killing their three young children at the family’s home in Duxbury, Massachusetts, in January 2023. Her attorneys said she was experiencing postpartum psychosis, and she pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder.

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