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Highlights magazine celebrates 80 yearsCulture

For decades, children have mailed Highlights magazine their drawings, poems, questions and concerns. The beloved publication is now marking its 80th anniversary, with a look back at its history.

CCBS News
Leo XIV draws around 600,000 to giant outdoor Mass in central ParisWorld14:45

Hundreds of thousands filled Paris’ iconic Champs-Élysées avenue on Saturday for Pope Leo XIV’s large outdoor Mass, highlighting the Catholic Church’s enduring appeal in a country that was once staunchly Catholic but is officially secular today.

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U.S. and China agree to tariff cuts and AI talks after Trump-Xi summitEconomy

The United States and China have agreed to reduce reciprocal tariffs by $30 billion and begin talks on artificial intelligence after Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington. Economist Tony Fang examines what the agreements could mean for Canada as it seeks to diversify its trade relationships.

CCBC News
Pointed! Bloomberg’s Weekly News Quiz for Risk-TakersOther

Pointed adds a strategic twist to the news quiz format, testing both players’ knowledge of current events and their confidence in their answers. Bloomberg’s Alexis Christoforous, Christina Ruffini and David Gura take part and invite viewers to try the quiz.

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Bangkok declared disaster zone after heavy floodingWorld

Bangkok has been declared a disaster zone after more than 24 hours of rain caused flooding. Residents stocked up on supplies and moved vehicles to higher ground.

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US and China Seek Common Ground on AIPolitics

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping’s summit highlighted efforts to open dialogue on artificial intelligence and build trust between the two countries. The discussion also examined the significance of Xi’s state visit and China’s push to be treated as an equal to the US.

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Nightline Full Broadcast — Friday, September 25, 2026Culture

The broadcast features testimony from Caleb Flynn’s former mistress, Elizabeth Smart’s latest chapter, Sara Bareilles discussing her new album and tour, and U2 celebrating its 50th anniversary.

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FAA rolls out new AI flight softwareTech

The Federal Aviation Administration is introducing new air traffic control software that uses artificial intelligence for prediction. The rollout comes as a CBS News survey finds that more than half of Americans fear AI models could act autonomously and cause harm.

CCBS News
The Salem StranglerOther

A young college student is found strangled beside a road. The case goes cold, but an eerily similar attack revives the investigation and helps law enforcement catch a killer.

AABC News
Europe’s sea temperatures soar, threatening fisheriesScience

Scientists say record ocean warming is reshaping Europe’s seas, while marine heat waves in the English Channel have lasted around six months each year since 2022, posing a threat to fisheries.

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Has a cult come to town? Behind the investigationSociety

The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light moved into a former orphanage in Crewe, Cheshire, in 2021. Its American-born leader, Abdullah Hashem, says he is the Mahdi, a messianic figure seen in Islam as mankind’s saviour. About 500 officers raided the group’s headquarters this year while investigating allegations of forced marriage, modern slavery and sexual offences.

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Thousands protest in Madrid over Ceuta migrant crisisWorld

Thousands of people demonstrated in Madrid over the migrant crisis in Ceuta. Nearly two months after tens of thousands of migrants arrived en masse, the situation in the autonomous city remains unresolved.

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Federal intelligence agency contacted over alleged US interference in Quebec electionPolitics

With fewer than 10 days before Quebec’s provincial election, allegations of American interference have become a central campaign concern. Reports that a US think tank proposed weakening Canadian unity—including supporting and financing the sovereigntist Parti Québécois—prompted questions about foreign influence.

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Sick Yemeni children strain lone clinic in Djibouti's Obock campHealth

At the Obock camp in northern Djibouti, Saleh takes his feverish son to the only clinic serving Yemeni refugees, where scarce supplies limit treatment. Doctors say most children have severe acute malnutrition, gastritis or lung infections, while older patients are dealing with diabetes and high blood pressure.

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Inside the $100 Billion Bet to Bring Manufacturing Back to the Rust BeltEconomy

What would it take to revive a Rust Belt city? Micron is building one of the largest semiconductor factories in U.S. history in Syracuse, which suffered major job losses after companies including GE, Carrier and General Motors departed. Local and economic voices discuss what drew Micron there and what the investment could mean on the ground.

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