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Morocco’s youth at a crossroads: Vote for change or leavePolitics

Moroccans are due to vote for a new parliament on September 23, but many young people say they have been left behind despite years of economic growth. Some are seeking change from within the system, while others have lost faith and are looking toward Europe.

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Trump says US-Iran talks at UN were ‘very good’World

President Donald Trump says US officials held a “very good” meeting with an Iranian delegation while he met Gulf Cooperation Council leaders in New York. At the UN General Assembly, he said Iran must choose between a deal with Washington and further military action, adding that he expects an agreement after the US midterm elections.

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Mexico urges vigilance as Hurricane Polo intensifiesWorld

Mexico’s Sheinbaum urged residents along the Pacific coast to remain vigilant after Hurricane Polo strengthened to Category 5. The storm is expected to skirt Mexico’s western shoreline.

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Paul Mauro: Don’t underestimate AOC’s chances in 2028Politics5:52

The Five co-hosts discuss former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigning for Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Paul Mauro says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s chances in 2028 should not be underestimated.

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Hayden Panettiere’s cause of death revealedCulture

A South Carolina coroner said the star died from an accidental overdose involving a dangerous combination of drugs, including fentanyl. NBC News’ Liz Kreutz reports.

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GOP senator calls for investigation into Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden business dealingsPolitics

Republican Sen. John Curtis of Utah is urging an investigation into the business dealings of Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden after reports that a Russian oligarch paid for Trump Jr.’s post-wedding celebrations in the Caribbean earlier this year. Curtis asked Senate Judiciary Committee leaders to subpoena both men for testimony.

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Camp Mystic owners face criminal inquiry over deadly flood, warrants showWorld

Newly obtained search warrants show that the owners of Camp Mystic face a criminal inquiry after catastrophic flooding in 2025 killed 28 people. A warrant signed by the Kerr County District Court alleges manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.

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Kindergarten students celebrate 93-year-old classroom volunteerSociety

Kansas City kindergarten students and teachers surprised Eileen McKeon for her 93rd birthday. McKeon volunteers in their classroom several times a month to read to the children, and the celebration moved her to tears.

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US and Iranian delegations meet on a deal to end Iran warWorld

US and Iranian delegations are meeting over an agreement to end the war in Iran. Barbara Slavin of the Stimson Center says Trump’s rhetoric combines calls for peace with threats, while the immediate priority should be reopening the Strait of Hormuz to restore oil and fertilizer flows and reduce global price pressure.

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FBI was circling Sen. Collins’ team—until Trump got in the way: ProPublicaPolitics

ProPublica reports that federal anti-corruption agents were developing a bribery case involving Sen. Susan Collins and a major defense donor. Investigators were examining whether millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded naval contracts were exchanged for illegal campaign contributions. The probe was abruptly halted after a Trump administration shake-up gutted the FBI unit leading it. Collins’ campaign strongly denied the allegations, calling them completely false.

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US-Canada trade war: Trump repeats threat to source Belarusian potashEconomy

The U.S. president again threatened to buy more potash from Belarus, saying its farmers need lower prices. The United States currently depends on Saskatchewan for about 80 per cent of its agricultural potash, making Canada its biggest customer. Trump said the U.S. would continue working with Canada, while noting Belarus wants to sell at a much lower price.

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Bitcoin ‘Go to Moon,’ DATs Not Broken: Strive CEOEconomy

Strive CEO Matt Cole says Bitcoin is headed sharply higher and that digital-asset treasury companies are not broken. Digital assets have regained $3 trillion in total market value for the first time since January after Bitcoin’s powerful rally, while heavier leveraged bets in perpetual futures are raising the risk of rapid price swings.

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Is this the right time for a B.C. snap election?Politics

B.C. Premier David Eby has called a snap election for Oct. 24, saying it responds to the ongoing trade war with the United States. But recent infighting and deep divisions within the B.C. Conservative caucus have led some to question Eby’s motives.

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Ashton: Trade Truce Will Be Key Test of Trump-Xi TalksEconomy

Anna Ashton, co-founder of Ashton Intelligence, says extending the US-China trade truce will likely be a central issue when President Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping. She says the duration of any extension matters because China retains leverage through restrictions on rare-earth exports.

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Whole Foods CEO: Customers Are Making More TripsEconomy

Whole Foods CEO Jason Buechel discusses Amazon’s approach to affordability, changing shopping habits as costs rise and shifts in competition among healthy-grocery retailers with Bloomberg Television’s Romaine Bostick.

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Aldi US COO: Americans Are Feeling Inflation PressuresEconomy

Aldi US Chief Operating Officer Dave Rinaldo says Americans are feeling inflation pressures. He discusses shopping trends among US consumers, the grocer’s plan to open 180 stores by the end of the year and its new digital strategy.

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Erdogan calls for UN Security Council reform and end to veto powerPolitics

Turkish President Erdogan called in his UN General Assembly speech for reform of the UN Security Council and an end to veto power. Matthew Bryza, a former deputy assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasia, analysed the address.

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Six-year-old breaks women’s world Rubik’s Cube recordSports

Six-year-old Lian Yunzhi broke the women’s 3x3 average world record twice at World Cube Association-certified competitions in Wuhan and Guangzhou, state broadcaster CCTV reported Monday. Her five-solve averages were 4.52 and 4.27 seconds, making her the first female speedcuber to average under 4.5 seconds.

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Germany’s great divide: Is Friedrich Merz losing the center?Politics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called the latest state election results a “disaster.” The AfD surged in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, while the socialist Left Party won in Berlin, delivering another setback to Germany’s political center and raising questions about whether Merz is losing control of the political narrative.

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New data shows El Niño is strongest on record as global weather patterns shiftScience

Scientists monitoring Pacific Ocean temperatures say the developing El Niño is now the strongest on record. The powerful natural climate phenomenon raises global temperatures and the risk of extreme weather, while the Met Office warns that, combined with human-driven climate change, it is very likely to make 2027 the hottest year globally on record.

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