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Trump predicts Canada will say ‘I’m sorry’ within 3 to 4 weeksPolitics

As an import ban on some Canadian products takes effect and layoffs mount in Canada’s steel industry, U.S. President Donald Trump says he expects Canada to offer removing all tariffs in order to reach a deal. The Power Panel discusses his latest remarks.

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Deadly storm slams the East CoastWorld

Heavy rain and powerful winds battered the eastern seaboard over the weekend. About six million people remain under coastal flood alerts tonight, spanning areas from the Carolinas to Massachusetts.

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Massachusetts high school students help woman with broken-down carSociety

Robin Gay’s car stopped working as she drove home from her volunteer job. High school students walking home from a nearby game stepped in to direct traffic and push the vehicle to a safer location. One student said he hoped the act of community kindness would inspire others.

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Men cling to burning Kyiv building after Russian drone strikeWorld

A Russian drone strike set fire to the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv, leaving people trapped inside clinging to the exterior while they awaited rescue. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports.

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White House Releases Taxpayer-Funded Midterm AdsPolitics

The White House has released taxpayer-funded midterm election ads promoting Donald Trump and his policies. The program also examines new AI safety measures and Charlie Cook’s assessment that Republicans’ midterm outlook has deteriorated sharply over the past month.

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How are Canadian industries preparing for Trump's import ban?Economy

A U.S. ban on imports of some Canadian products, including beer, is due to begin Tuesday. Moosehead Breweries president and CEO Andrew Oland and international trade lawyer William Pellerin discuss how Canadian industries are preparing and the latest developments.

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NEW: 5 men arrested near UK airbase released on bailWorld

Five men arrested near a UK airbase have been released on bail. They are suspected of preparing an act of terrorism. The report also mentions US-China tariffs and other topics.

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DA Reopens Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation as Some Republicans Break with TrumpSociety

A New York district attorney is reopening an investigation into an alleged 2024 “gang rape” at Cornell University after a former student, identified as Jane Doe, filed a civil lawsuit against the school and others. New evidence, including social media messages written that night, could be examined alongside the differences between the original Title IX review and a criminal investigation.

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Carney reaches new polling high as trade war drags onPolitics

A new Abacus Data poll puts Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s approval rating at 56%, his highest level yet. David Coletto and Éric Grenier discuss what is driving his popularity despite the continuing trade war.

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Voice of America Chinese Broadcast (September 29, 2026)World

Top stories include President Donald Trump’s expectation that U.S. and Iranian negotiators will hold more talks this week; Ukrainian officials’ report that Russian drone attacks across Ukraine killed at least seven people and injured more than 50; Chinese military air and sea drills around the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, known in China as Huangyan Island; and the arrest of five British citizens after suspected explosives were found near an air base used by the U.S. Trump praised the law-enforcement action.

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Does Trump see Taiwan arms sales as a bargaining chip with China?Politics

US Ambassador says President Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping whether China wanted to buy American weapons. The broader question is what this means for Taiwan, as Trump has already characterized US arms sales to the island as a negotiating chip with Beijing.

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Marco Rubio meets Saudi and Lebanese leaders on regional securityPolitics

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud to discuss Gulf reconstruction funding, maritime stability in the Strait of Hormuz and escalating hostilities between Riyadh and Yemen’s Ansar Allah Houthis. Rubio also met Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam over security along Lebanon’s southern border. Rubio is pressing Hezbollah to disarm, while Beirut is seeking…

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Burden of Proof: September 28, 2026Society

A district attorney has reopened an alleged rape case involving a Cornell fraternity. Lindsay Clancy is due back in court Tuesday after her murder trial ended in a mistrial.

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Did Donald Trump Get What He Wanted in Greenland?Politics

After months of threats to impose tariffs and potentially use military force to acquire Greenland, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an Arctic security pact with Denmark’s and Greenland’s leaders. The agreement updates the 1951 defence deal but stops short of a U.S. takeover, prompting experts to question whether the diplomatic fallout was worth it.

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Meet the Press NOW — Sept. 28World

President Trump is sending conflicting messages about the war with Iran as the conflict reaches its eighth month. Five men were arrested and released on bail in the U.K. on suspicion of terrorism near a British air base used by the United States. OpenAI said it is pausing training its newest models after reporting that AI agents tried to hack several U.S. government websites.

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