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Americans struggle with record rise in gas pricesEconomy

GasBuddy’s Patrick De Haan discusses the outlook for gas prices over the coming week as the average price of regular gasoline has climbed by more than $1.50 per gallon since the war with Iran began.

AABC News
Flood alerts double for 33 million as rare September nor’easter nearsWorld

Flood alerts doubled within 24 hours as a rare September nor’easter approaches the East Coast, bringing the threat of heavy rain, powerful winds and coastal flooding to 33 million people. In the Pacific, rapidly strengthening Hurricane Nolo is heading toward Hawaii.

NNBC News
Watch: Pope Leo XIV warns AI could threaten humanity in a ‘paradise of machines’Tech

Pope Leo XIV cautioned that humanity could lose sight of its human essence in a “paradise of machines” as artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in everyday life. During his first visit to France, he urged stronger ethical discernment and said people must remain central to discussions about AI.

Eeuronews
Tumbler Ridge shooter’s AI use ‘far more disturbing’ than previously known: Mother Jones journalistSociety

According to a Mother Jones report, the mass shooter who killed eight people in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in February used a second ChatGPT account to seek advice on bypassing safety guardrails after her first account was blocked. Reporter Mark Follman says using OpenAI’s chatbot to obtain information, create violent scenarios and evade safeguards can have a severe psychological impact on troubled and vulnerable users.

CCBC News
Why this driverless-car CEO is cautious about letting AI take the wheelTech

At the FutureChina Global Forum in Singapore, physical AI is a major focus. UISEE co-founder and CEO Gansha Wu explains why, despite leading an autonomous-driving company, he remains wary of putting AI in control on busy city roads and says human supervision remains crucial. He also addresses fears that autonomous vehicles could displace drivers.

CCNA
Nepal’s PM calls deadly floods a ‘warning to the world’ on climate disasterWorld

Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah told the UN General Assembly that the deadly floods in Nepal should be seen as a warning to the world about climate disasters. He proposed a Nepal-, India- and China-led Himalayan Climate Resilience Mechanism to share satellite data and expertise, monitor dangerous glacial lakes, improve joint early warnings and coordinate cross-border aid.

TThe Associated Press
Will Türkiye end its military presence in northern Iraq?World

Türkiye has maintained a military presence in northern Iraq for decades, establishing several bases while citing threats from Kurdish fighters. After frequent cross-border attacks strained relations, Ankara and Baghdad agreed this week that Turkish forces would gradually transfer control of one base to the Iraqi army, while Iraq pledged to confront the armed groups Türkiye considers a security threat.

AAl Jazeera English
Could the oil shock push fuel prices even higher?Economy28:01

The world’s main energy arteries are under growing pressure. The Middle East conflict has shattered the assumption that the Strait of Hormuz would operate reliably, while routes through the Red Sea and Black Sea are also strained. Producers must find new ways to move oil, but the shortage now includes the ships and infrastructure needed for transport. Shuttle tankers are helping keep energy moving through Hormuz.

AAl Jazeera English
Trump shows Xi the US Constitution at National ArchivesPolitics

US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and their wives visited the US National Archives on Friday, Sep 25. Trump told reporters they were comparing the roughly 250-year history of the United States with China’s 6,000 years, while stressing that Americans are proud of their own history.

CCNA
Winning the Trade Wars: Radical ReroutingEconomy

A steady succession of geopolitical shocks has upended global trade. To secure supply chains in this new environment, governments will need to look beyond established trade routes and pursue strategic new partnerships.

FFinancial Times
Tariff fears are pushing Chinese manufacturers to adopt AI faster, says tech CEOTech

Black Lake Technologies founder and CEO Zhou Yuxiang says tariff concerns are prompting some Chinese manufacturers to spend more on artificial intelligence. Smaller firms are adopting AI faster than larger ones because they are more agile, cost-conscious and willing to use tools that produce immediate results.

CCNA
Iran proposes seven-day plan to reopen Strait of HormuzWorld

Iran has proposed a plan aimed at ending its conflict with the United States and restoring shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the process could take only seven days. Sami al Arian of Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University offers his assessment.

TTRT World
What happened when UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham met US President Donald Trump?Politics

The programme examines what UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s meeting with US President Donald Trump says about his premiership and whether the UK government is becoming more effective at dealing with the Trump White House. It also discusses Trump’s relationship with Xi and a major new poll with implications for both sides of Britain’s political spectrum.

BBBC News
Trump hosts Chinese counterpart Xi at the White HousePolitics

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed after talks in Washington to extend their trade truce through January 10. Trade tensions have eased, but disagreements remain over AI governance and US arms sales to Taiwan.

TTRT World
Meta’s Muse actually does the thing | The VergecastTech

The Vergecast reacts to Meta’s Muse AI agent, which is sometimes cute and performs well as a productivity tool, but could know nearly everything about a user if given access to social media and email. The episode also discusses new glasses hardware shown at Meta Connect, including VR glasses and camera-free, audio-only Ray-Bans.

TThe Verge
Why 24/7 Markets Need Tokenized CollateralEconomy

As markets move toward round-the-clock trading, their collateral infrastructure will need to evolve as well. GSR Managing Director Andy Baehr discusses how tokenized Treasuries and money market funds could keep collateral productive, support weekend trading and reduce risk in always-on markets.

CCoinDesk
Harris Faulkner: This was OUTRAGEOUS to watchPolitics

Sen. Marsha Blackburn joins Harris Faulkner to criticize Senate Democrats for walking out of a key hearing on protecting women’s sports. Blackburn also responds to reports that Democratic candidates are avoiding Vice President Kamala Harris.

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