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Iran’s FM offers seven-day plan to reopen Strait of HormuzWorld

Iran’s foreign minister accuses the US and Israel of aggression, assassination and economic warfare, saying more than 5,000 people, including women and children, have been killed and civilian sites have been hit. He says insecurity in the Strait of Hormuz results from US and Israeli aggression, not Iran, and that Tehran remains committed to safe navigation. A new seven-day plan has been sent to Washington through Qatar.

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‘2 different versions of reality’: Unpacking Israel and Palestine’s UN speechesWorld

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly on Thursday. Abbas spoke by video after the Trump administration again denied him an entry visa, urging world leaders to hold Israel accountable and implement the stalled 20-point Gaza ceasefire plan. Netanyahu lambasted Tehran and dramatically claimed that if he had not attacked Iran…

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BREAKING: Supreme Court issues major voting rulingsPolitics

Fox News anchor Shannon Bream reports on the Supreme Court’s decisions involving Missouri’s congressional map and the federal voter database on “Special Report.”

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US-China Summit Ends With Trump and Xi Calling Visit a Success and Confirming More MeetingsPolitics

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping both described the US-China summit visit as highly successful. Xi confirmed two more meetings with Trump before the end of the year and invited Trump and his wife to visit China again. The White House called the summit a display of “friendship, strength and success,” while analysts said major disagreements remained unresolved but the meeting could benefit bilateral ties.

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Markets cap winning week as mortgage rates stay highEconomy

The Dow Jones finished about 1% higher, with every major industry ending the week in positive territory. Mortgage rates, however, climbed to their highest level in more than two years.

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Nova Scotia teacher faces multiple sexual offence and assault chargesSociety

A Nova Scotia teacher faces charges of assault, sexual assault and administering a noxious substance over an alleged incident at a Pictou County school serving pre-primary through Grade 8. RCMP say they have identified other victims of similar assaults this school year and believe more may exist.

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Should we follow President Trump and dump AI for SI?Tech

US President Donald Trump has suggested renaming “Artificial Intelligence” as “Super Intelligence” because the existing term sounds too fake. As debate over the label continues, the larger issue is who should control the technology, amid a week in which Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping with AI high on the agenda.

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US-China Trade Needs More Stability, Manufacturers’ CEO SaysEconomy

National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons says US manufacturers want clearer progress on trade as President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping prepare for more meetings this year. He remains optimistic as orders pick up, despite headwinds from tariffs, energy costs and trade uncertainty.

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Ivey Calls for More Congressional Action on AI RisksTech

Maryland Democratic Representative Glenn Ivey says Congress and the White House should take emerging AI risks more seriously after OpenAI alerted more than a dozen organizations that its models may have hacked or disrupted their websites. He also discusses data-center power costs and the Democratic outlook for the midterms.

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Panetta Calls Trump-Xi Summit a ‘Missed Opportunity’Politics

Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the state visit involved “an awful lot of pomp, but not a lot of substance,” citing the lack of progress on major US-China issues. He also remains “very skeptical” that the US and Iran can reach an enforceable peace agreement before the midterms.

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Netanyahu goes scorched earth on protesters and UN delegatesWorld

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a blistering speech at the United Nations, labeling delegates who walked out “moral cowards.” The report also covers anti-Israel protests and high-profile arrests in New York City.

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Opening of Volkswagen’s first non-European EV battery plant delayedEconomy

The opening of a large electric-vehicle battery plant south of London, Ontario, has been delayed by two years. Planned as Volkswagen’s first battery facility outside Europe, it was expected to create thousands of jobs and add billions of dollars to Canada’s economy, but those benefits are now on hold.

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Iran offers new proposal to restart US talks and reopen HormuzWorld

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran sent Washington a proposal through mediators this week. It would require the US to meet certain conditions within seven days to restart negotiations toward a “final deal” and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, according to Araghchi.

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What Channing Tatum tells us about the psychology of burner accounts | Top Comment PodcastCulture

The episode examines Hunter Biden’s path from ridicule to a stronger online reputation after his surprise YouTube appearance with Andrew Callaghan. Matt and Marianna also ask whether a dubious move squandered his new following, while considering what Channing Tatum reveals about the psychology of burner accounts.

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Russo brothers talk “Avengers: Doomsday”Culture

Directors Joe Russo and Anthony Russo discuss their return to the Marvel universe for the highly anticipated film “Avengers: Doomsday,” which is set to hit theaters on Dec. 18.

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Markets Rise as AI, Oil and Treasury Yields Drive the WeekEconomy

Markets move higher as artificial intelligence, oil and Treasury yields shape the week. The Close delivers news and analysis around Wall Street’s closing bell, with guests from Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, BMO, Jefferies and Yale University, among others.

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Meet the Press NOW — September 25Politics

Some Republican candidates are distancing themselves from President Trump as they face headwinds ahead of November’s midterm elections. Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb discusses the president’s effort to ban certain media outlets, while physicist and professor Max Tegmark gives his view on AI regulation as Congress considers new guardrails.

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