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Could renewed US-Iran diplomacy lead to a deal? An analyst weighs inWorld

Diplomatic efforts to end the US-Iran conflict are continuing as mediators try to narrow differences between the two sides. President Donald Trump had rejected Tehran’s proposal for a seven-day truce followed by reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Analyst Kamran Bokhari discusses Iran’s economic pressures and the prospects for a deal.

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Questions raised in UK terrorism investigation after suspects released on bailWorld

Five men arrested on suspicion of terrorism near the airbase in Fairford, England, have been released on bail, raising questions about the unusual case. Dozens of homes were evacuated after a farmer reported three suspicious vans near the base, which is used by the U.S. military for bombing raids on Iran.

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ABC News Live Prime: Sept. 28, 2026World

Prosecutors have reopened a 2024 sexual assault case at Cornell University. A nor’easter is leaving damage across New England, while pandas have arrived in Atlanta as part of China’s “panda diplomacy.”

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ABC World News Tonight: Nor’easter batters East Coast as Cornell investigation reopensWorld

A powerful nor’easter battered the East Coast for days, flooding neighborhoods and delaying or canceling hundreds of flights. The broadcast also reports that prosecutors reopened an investigation into an alleged sexual assault at Cornell University amid outrage over its initial handling, and covers five British nationals arrested near a U.K. base used by the U.S.

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Apparent white nationalists stage protest near B.C. First NationSociety

The RCMP is investigating after masked men with apparent ties to a white nationalist group protested near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia. The Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc chief says the appearance may be linked to the approaching National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, fueling calls for consequences for residential-school denialists.

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Common Ground: The ever-expanding NFL communitySports

NBC Sports announcer Mike Tirico leads a discussion about the NFL’s expanding community with former Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees, Diana Flores, quarterback of Mexico’s national flag football team, and NFL chief media officer Hans Schroeder.

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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode - Sept. 28World

Heavy rain and powerful winds battered the U.S. East Coast over the weekend, leaving six million people under coastal flood alerts from the Carolinas to Massachusetts. The program also reports that the Tompkins County district attorney has reopened a criminal investigation into an alleged sexual assault and rape at Cornell University.

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Common Ground: Using music to build communityCulture

Common Good correspondent Harry Smith tells how a doctor used his cello to help heal a patient. He then speaks with acclaimed violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins about music’s power to build communities before performing “Nocturne.”

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Alleged gang-rape case at Cornell University reopenedSociety

New York prosecutors will reopen a criminal investigation into an alleged 2024 rape at Cornell University. The woman involved filed a civil lawsuit on 16 September, alleging that she was drugged and raped by multiple people at a fraternity house. Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten said any charges would be pursued through a grand jury in an objective and impartial manner.

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Is Germany’s economy finally recovering?Economy

After years of recession and stagnation, Germany’s economy is showing signs of life, though a full recovery is still some way off. Economist Clemens Fuest assesses the current situation and discusses what job-seekers may expect in the years ahead.

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Sec. Rubio: This is the KEY…Politics

Secretary of State Marco Rubio discusses what Fox describes as the disgruntled state of Cuba’s government, the Trump administration’s historic Greenland deal and other foreign-policy issues on Hannity.

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B.C.’s toxic drug crisis reaches crows as rescuers use naloxoneHealth

A crow rescue group in Prince George, B.C., says suspected drug overdoses among crows are increasing. Volunteers have used naloxone to revive some birds, while Good Caws Crow Rescue Society’s Mandy Calvert describes how the toxic drug crisis is affecting animals living alongside people.

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Guelph resident calls massive homecoming party the worst yetSociety

Thousands crowded streets and properties near the University of Guelph for an unsanctioned homecoming party that the mayor called possibly the city’s “worst” yet. Resident Rob Brown said the disruptions have worsened each year and that the city and university should have been better prepared.

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