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Water limits could cap moon's population, scientists sayScience

ABC News' Matthew Glasser and Casey Dreier, chief of space policy at The Planetary Society, discuss what scientific research says about companies' ambitions to build human settlements on the moon. Scientists say limited water resources could constrain the size of any lunar population.

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Andy Burnham says RAF Fairford incident was linked to IranPolitics11:27

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the government believes last weekend’s incident at RAF Fairford, a base used by US heavy bombers, was linked to Iran. He told the BBC there were “strong indications” of Iranian involvement, but described the situation as ongoing, complex and serious.

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Trump calls US military exit from Iraq a ‘victory’ for both countriesPolitics

President Donald Trump described the U.S. military’s withdrawal from Iraq as a “victory” for both countries on Wednesday. The departure ends a 12-year mission against the Islamic State group and what Trump called “a very expensive excursion into Hell.”

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Peter Doocy: The Trump administration warned about thisPolitics

Reporting from the White House, senior correspondent Peter Doocy highlights a warning previously issued by the Trump administration before President Donald Trump’s remarks on “America Reports.”

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US Consumer Spending Jumps by Most in a YearEconomy

US consumer spending rose at its fastest pace in more than a year in August, helping sustain the economy despite persistent inflation. Inflation-adjusted personal spending increased 0.6% from July, the largest monthly gain since March 2025. Bloomberg’s Mike McKee and Stifel Chief Economist Lindsey Piegza discussed the data.

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Driver hits pedestrians outside B.C. mall, killing 2 and injuring 2Society

A driver struck pedestrians outside Tsawwassen Mills mall in Metro Vancouver, killing two people and injuring two others. The crash happened near a Tsawwassen First Nation community walk marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, but police said the events were unrelated.

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Key Takeaways From Micron’s Better-Than-Expected ForecastEconomy4:59

Gabelli research analyst and portfolio manager Hendi Susanto discusses Micron Technology’s current-quarter sales forecast, which far exceeded estimates as the AI building frenzy drove unprecedented demand. He spoke on Bloomberg Television’s “The Close.”

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Hegseth announces 20% cut to US generals and admirals as retired officers reactPolitics10:53

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced in his “State of the Force” address that the U.S. military will cut 20% of its general and admiral positions—about 170 slots—by January 1. He described the personnel shift with phrases including “ideological clowns” and “patriotic cowboys.”

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UK PM Burnham reopens divisive debate on rejoining EUPolitics

Andy Burnham put the prospect of Britain rejoining the European Union on the agenda Wednesday, breaking a taboo for a UK prime minister and reviving the divisive Brexit debate. Cambridge European law professor Catherine Barnard said he was signalling that being outside the EU had been difficult and that alternatives were now being considered.

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Ethiopian AI expert Timnit Gebru wins ‘alternative Nobel’Science

Ethiopian-born computer scientist and pioneering AI ethicist Timnit Gebru has received Sweden’s Right Livelihood Award for her work examining how artificial intelligence is shaped by bias.

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VOA Focus: Final U.S. troops to leave Iraq as Rubio congratulates Chinese peopleWorld

The program highlights President Trump’s announcement that the last U.S. troops will leave Iraq and that Washington and Baghdad will establish a new “bilateral defense relationship.” It also reports that F-35 parts allegedly fell into Chinese hands, Rubio’s National Day congratulations to China, World War II references at a U.S.-China summit, a U.N. dispute between China and Japan over the “enemy state clauses,” Boeing’s sixth-generation fighter contract with the U.S. Navy, and an attack on a Dubai-Israel flight described by an Israeli official as a foiled “terrorist attack.”

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Two killed after vehicle strikes crowd at B.C. mallSociety

Two pedestrians died after a vehicle hit four people in the parking lot of Tsawwassen Mills mall in Delta, B.C., on Wednesday morning. Police said the driver may have suffered a medical emergency. The crash was unrelated to a Truth and Reconciliation walk on Tsawwassen First Nation lands, but led organizers to cancel it.

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Five long-unseen paintings unveiled in ‘almost mythical’ private collection saleCulture

Sotheby’s has unveiled five paintings by Cézanne, Renoir, Monet and De Vlaminck from the Blaquier-Arrieta Collection, expected to raise about $450m at a New York sale in November. The rest will be shown digitally, including Van Gogh’s Châtaigniers en fleurs. Much of the collection was acquired in London in the 1970s by Carlos Pedro Blaquier and Nelly Blaquier de Arrieta.

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Nigerian man charged over alleged fake government agencySociety

A Nigerian man has appeared in court on forgery and impersonation charges. He is accused of setting up a fake government agency linked to the president’s office since 2024 and posing as director-general of the Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council, which received almost $1m in this year’s national budget.

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Could the UK really rejoin the EU? | BBC NewscastPolitics33:47

Andy Burnham says rejoining the EU could be among the options the government examines for the UK’s long-term relationship with Europe. The Prime Minister also says there are “strong indications” Iran played a part in what happened at RAF Fairford, while discussing Manchester City and plans to amend the pensions triple lock.

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Last US troops leave Iraq after 12-year missionWorld

Iraq’s prime minister marked the withdrawal of U.S. troops on Wednesday, bringing the U.S.-led coalition’s 12-year mission to fight the Islamic State group to an end.

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Ackman on AI and IPOs, Climate Costs and Paramount’s Debt RaiseEconomy

Bloomberg Television’s weekly program examines major corporate transactions shaping global markets. Guests include Pershing Square CEO and founder Bill Ackman, with discussion covering AI, IPOs, climate costs and Paramount’s debt raise.

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Burnham says Britain should weigh rejoining EU as Londoners reflect on BrexitPolitics2:23

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the UK should reconsider its relationship with the European Union, ranging from the status quo to a customs union, single-market membership or full rejoining. He said Brexit had done more harm than good. Some Londoners backed closer ties and regretted voting Leave, while others questioned the cost of returning.

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