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States of emergency declared as powerful nor’easter approachesWorld

A powerful nor’easter is bearing down on the East Coast, sending destructive waves into coastal areas and flooding streets. Officials have issued a voluntary evacuation notice, while NBC News’ Sam Brock reports from the storm zone.

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Burden of Proof: September 25, 2026Culture

New testimony emerges in the trial of a former American Idol contestant accused of murdering his wife, while Jay-Z drops his defamation lawsuit against the woman who accused him of rape.

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Haiti’s new anti-gang force was barely deployed a year after approvalWorld

Gangs continue to terrorize Haiti, including a recent attack in Kenscoff, just outside Port-au-Prince, that killed 30 people. A resident says the government is doing nothing to protect citizens. Haitian police remain outnumbered and outgunned, while the UN-authorized multinational Gang Suppression Force has deployed only a fraction of its planned troops a year after approval.

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Pope Leo delivers stark message, warns AI is harming humanityTech

Pope Leo began a four-day visit to France in Paris on Friday and again highlighted concerns about artificial intelligence. He warned that humanity could be “lost” amid what he calls “a paradise of machines.”

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Xi-Trump meeting ends: What was accomplished?Politics

Chinese President Xi Jinping has left Washington after a three-day visit. The discussion examines what his visit achieved and what the U.S.-China relationship looks like now.

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Iran proposes reopening the Strait of HormuzWorld

Iran says it will stop attacking commercial oil tankers and reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the United States agrees to its demands.

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Gen. Jack Keane: This is ALARMINGWorld

Fox News analyst Ret. Gen. Jack Keane discusses U.S.-China ties after Donald Trump and Xi Jinping spoke about Iran.

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Parti Québécois leads poll as Quebec election campaign nears endPolitics

With Quebec’s election only ten days away, the separatist Parti Québécois is leading the polls. Its advantage is not decisive, but the fragmented vote in what is becoming a five-party race could put the PQ within reach of a majority government.

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Pope Leo’s France visit puts Church abuse back in focusSociety

Pope Leo XIV’s first official visit to France is highlighting the Catholic Church’s legacy of clergy sexual abuse alongside debates over artificial intelligence and assisted dying. As he prepares to meet survivors, questions are mounting over whether the Church has done enough to confront its past and whether trust can be fully restored.

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Polls suggest PQ lead solidifying as Quebec election nearsPolitics

As Quebec’s election enters its final stretch, polls indicate that the Parti Québécois continues to lead. Léger chief insights officer Sébastien Dallaire examines the numbers, while a panel of Quebec election watchers discusses the week’s key moments.

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Political Pulse: Is Canada’s political makeup set for a shakeup?Politics

With MPs back on Parliament Hill, Ottawa is entering a packed period of political activity. The Political Pulse panel discusses a month of upcoming votes, including two provincial elections and a referendum on separation.

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Toronto police say 2 people found in burnt vehicles were homicide victimsSociety

Toronto police say two people found in separate burnt vehicles at opposite ends of the city this week were homicide victims. One victim was identified as 32-year-old Marcus Charles. Calls about the incidents came within hours of each other late Monday night and early Tuesday morning.

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OpenAI Models May Have Interfered With Government SitesTech

The program examines the intersection of politics and global business. Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the state visit involved “an awful lot of pomp, but not a lot of substance,” citing little progress on major bilateral issues. Rep. Glenn Ivey responds to reports that OpenAI warned more than a dozen organizations its models may have hacked or disrupted their websites.

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Wall Street Week | China’s Trade Reckoning, Syracuse’s Second Chance, Humanoids in HealthcareEconomy

Council on Foreign Relations President Michael Froman examines China’s export machine, why two decades of U.S. pressure have failed and what may come next. The program also considers whether Micron’s $100 billion factory could make Syracuse a model for U.S. reindustrialization, amid unresolved U.S.-Canada trade tensions affecting supply chains.

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Could Yemen’s Houthis hold the world to ransom?World

Yemen’s civil war has intensified in recent weeks after the Iran-backed Houthi movement rapidly seized strategically important parts of the Red Sea coast. The offensive followed the collapse of a four-year informal ceasefire. Oil prices have risen over fears of wider disruption to the global economy, while hundreds have reportedly been killed on both sides and the UN says more than 120,000 people have…

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24 hours in Kyiv: Living through Russian drone strikesWorld

Kyiv is under siege as Russia targets the Ukrainian capital with a new strategy involving the latest jet-powered drones and round-the-clock strikes. Air-raid sirens repeatedly send exhausted residents to shelters, underpasses or metro stations, while everyday life continues despite alerts lasting about 11 of every 24 hours.

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How are Canada and Germany strengthening their relationship?Politics

Canada and Germany signed a new intelligence-sharing agreement in Ottawa on Friday, allowing the two NATO allies to exchange economic and defence information freely. German Foreign Affairs Minister Johann Wadephul discusses defence strategy, Russia’s war on Ukraine and ratification of the Canada-EU free trade agreement, CETA.

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Xi Seizes Trump Detente to Seek Lasting Gains on Trade, TaiwanPolitics

Donald Trump’s lavish welcome for Xi Jinping this week marked a high point of stability in a US-China relationship that has endured many lows. Xi is now seeking to lock in more favorable long-term terms for China on Taiwan and trade while the opening remains available. Sara Schuman of Beacon Global Strategies said there are fewer areas for progress than during Trump’s first term.

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Stephen Roach Says China’s Economy Is Unbalanced and an AI Deal Is Hard to EnvisionEconomy

Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, says Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping left unresolved questions over tariffs, technology restrictions, rare-earth leverage and Taiwan, despite both sides appearing to project some stability.

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