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ABC World News Tonight Full Broadcast — Sept. 21, 2026World

The broadcast reports on a major air-traffic-control outage caused by a blown circuit and severed fiber lines that paralyzed some of the Northeast’s largest airports. It also covers the ICE shooting of a Venezuelan DoorDash driver after a traffic stop in Austin, protests that followed, and three news outlets suing the Trump administration as the president travels to New York for the U.N. General Assembly.

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Trump faces ‘serious dilemma’ as Middle East conflict widens: AnalystWorld

Houthi fighters sought to capture strategic high ground in Yemen on Monday, aiming to sever the Red Sea coast from areas still held by Saudi-backed forces. The move followed a report that US President Donald Trump called off strikes on the group at the last minute. An analyst said the widening Middle East conflict presents Trump with a serious dilemma.

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Lisa & Rosco’s Kitchen Revealed!Culture

The judges are impressed by how House 3 has carried the living room’s chocolate tones through into the kitchen on The Block 2026.

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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode — Sept. 21World

Flights are beginning to resume after an air traffic control system failure and the accidental cutting of a fiber optic cable caused widespread delays across the East Coast. CNN, MS Now and Politico have sued after President Trump revoked their White House access over what he called one-sided coverage. Trump is also set for high-stakes meetings at the United Nations, potentially including a meeting with a president.

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Colombia eases decade-old gun restrictions amid fears of more violencePolitics

Colombia’s president has lifted a decade-old restriction on carrying firearms, saying licensed gun owners should be able to defend themselves from criminals. Critics warn that putting more guns on the streets could instead fuel further violence, as reported from Suesca in central Colombia.

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Chantel & Wyatt’s Kitchen Revealed!Culture

On The Block 2026, the judges sharply criticize one crucial mistake in House 2’s kitchen layout.

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Adam and Jolene’s Kitchen Revealed!Culture

The judges are amazed by House 1’s kitchen, with Marty calling it the best he has ever seen on The Block 2026.

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Why won't the US stop the Houthis?World

Houthi rebels are advancing in Yemen while the US appears reluctant to intervene. Reports say Donald Trump canceled planned strikes at the last minute, prompting questions about why Washington is holding back. DW asked Megan Sutcliffe of geopolitical risk advisory firm Sibylline to assess the issue.

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Trump-Xi summit: Experts assess how Taiwan may feature in talksPolitics

Taiwan is expected to be a major topic as Donald Trump and Xi Jinping prepare to meet. Experts discuss what Beijing may raise, including U.S. arms sales to Taiwan. Randall Schriver argues that the problem is not Taiwan but China’s aggression, coercion and refusal to accept Taiwan’s de facto existence.

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Ayatollah is LOSING CONTROL as IRGC flexes POWERWorld

Kirk Lippold, who previously commanded the USS Cole, considers worsening Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, Iran’s influence across the region and the possibility that the United States could become more deeply involved in the conflict.

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Trump says U.S. is working on deal to buy potash from BelarusEconomy2:12

U.S. President Donald Trump says his administration is working on a deal to purchase potash from Belarus, potentially replacing Canada as a supplier. He claims the price would be far lower than what the U.S. currently pays Canada, the world’s largest potash producer and supplier.

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Trump in New York for UN amid White House press banPolitics

Trump is in New York for the United Nations as three news outlets sue his administration. The president barred them from the White House because he objects to their coverage.

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On This Day in History: September 21Culture

On September 21, 1998, major television networks aired President Bill Clinton’s testimony before a federal grand jury concerning his relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. On the same date in 1981, the Senate unanimously confirmed Sandra Day O’Connor as the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Media ban backfires, leaving Trump silencedPolitics

The Trump administration unveiled a new White House helipad on Monday, but the president’s ban on specific news outlets backfired at the ceremony. Organizations in the official press pool boycotted the event, and although non-pool cameras recorded the ribbon-cutting, the absence of pool audio technicians meant almost none of Trump’s remarks could be heard.

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Scott Bessent meets Chinese official to discuss AI safetyTech

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the United States is proposing an AI safety notification mechanism for President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to consider at their upcoming summit in Washington. U.S.-China discussions on AI safety are continuing.

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Family still hopes for missing Alberta boy Darius MacDougall one year laterSociety

Darius MacDougall disappeared on Sept. 21, 2025, while playing with other children at a public campground in Alberta’s Crowsnest Pass near the B.C. border. A major search found no trace of him. Alberta RCMP said there was no evidence of an abduction and no Amber Alert was issued. His family continues to hope for his return.

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Top Story with Tom Llamas — Sept. 21World

An air traffic equipment failure disrupted travel along the East Coast. President Trump is set to hold high-level United Nations meetings, while three media outlets have sued his administration after being barred from covering the White House.

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Potentially toxic mushrooms sold at B.C. marketHealth

Interior Health is warning people not to eat mushrooms sold at the Harrop community hall near Nelson, B.C., amid concerns that they may have been misidentified.

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Washington on China: What comes to mind first when you hear ‘China’?World

As Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares for a state visit to the United States, VOA asks people on the streets of Washington what they think of first when China is mentioned. Their answers range from superpower status and technology competition to Chinese history and culture, offering varied perspectives that do not represent all Americans.

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