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What happened on the diverted Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv?World

Flydubai has suspended flights to and from Israel while investigating a stabbing incident aboard a plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv. The co-pilot reportedly attacked the pilot, sending the aircraft down 17,000 feet in two minutes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered tighter security for Israeli and foreign carriers.

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AI Debate Needs Evidence, Not Hopes and Fears: deSouzaTech7:06

Scale AI CEO Francis deSouza says comprehensive testing is needed to establish what AI models can do and the risks they create before mitigation steps are chosen. He calls for an evidence-based debate on speeding up or slowing AI development, with evaluations covering both frontier and open-weight models.

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Can the West Coast pipeline benefit local communities and national interests?Politics

The federal government is expected to designate the new West Coast pipeline as a project of national interest on Thursday. Mayors of Alberta communities along the proposed routes say the designation would support their local communities. Edson Mayor Kevin Zahara and Bruderheim Mayor Ron Ewasiuk discuss the issue on Power & Politics.

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Burden of Proof: September 30, 2026Society

ABC News obtained texts and a police statement from Jane Doe in an alleged “gang rape” case at Cornell University. Former deputy Eddie Duran testified in his own manslaughter trial.

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Rep. Dean: Government Must Play a Role in AI OversightPolitics

Rep. Madeleine Dean, a Pennsylvania Democrat, says the federal government must regulate artificial intelligence and establish guardrails. She argues that competition with China does not excuse Washington from oversight and criticizes President Trump’s handling of the war with Iran, calling for experienced diplomats to help end the conflict.

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NFL players weigh CTE risks against love of the gameSports

ESPN NFL reporter Kevin Seifert examines how players balance concerns about chronic traumatic encephalopathy, their careers and financial futures with their love of football.

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Israel flight attack: passengers tackle pilot 'trying to crash plane'World

Passengers stormed the cockpit of a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Israel after one pilot stabbed the other in an apparent mid-air hijack attempt. The aircraft lost control and plunged about 15,000 feet, triggering distress signals and a major security alert before Israel scrambled fighter jets to intercept it.

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Meet the Press NOW — September 30Politics

President Donald Trump says he and Republicans have done a “very bad job” of promoting their economic wins to voters. Hispanic voters appear to be moving back toward Democrats as James Talarico and Ken Paxton face off in a closely watched Texas Senate midterm race. Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson discusses air safety after a co-pilot allegedly stabbed his partner aboard a flight bound for Israel.

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Enten: What happens if Republicans beat the polls?Politics

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten examines what could happen if Republicans outperform September polling. Larry Sabato unveils a new midterm forecast that strongly favors Democratic nominees, while the program considers the Senate map and whether the GOP’s fundraising edge will matter.

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September Market Recap & Micron’s AI BoomEconomy

The program reviews the latest Wall Street news and analysis around the closing bell, including September market performance and Micron’s AI-driven boom. Guests include executives from BlackRock, Robinhood Markets, Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Janus Henderson, along with a University of Michigan professor.

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How passengers helped stop the Flydubai emergencyWorld

Flight data indicate that the Flydubai aircraft plunged abruptly from nearly 34,000 feet to below 17,000 feet during a cockpit emergency over the region. Israeli officials say one pilot allegedly stabbed another and tried to crash or sabotage the plane before passengers and other crew members intervened. Investigators are working to determine exactly what happened in the cockpit.

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How is the government balancing legislation and reconciliation? | Power & PoliticsPolitics

Rebecca Alty, who leads the Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs portfolio, addressed the government’s work on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action during a Power & Politics interview. Wednesday observances, including ceremonies held nationwide, marked Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

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Why are residential school testimonies being destroyed?Society

Thousands of testimonies from residential school survivors are scheduled to be destroyed next year, raising questions about what would be at stake if those stories were lost.

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Seaport's Joyce Says Kreiz Is a Good Choice for ParamountEconomy2:51

Seaport Research Partners Senior Analyst David Joyce says Ynon Kreiz is a good choice to join Paramount Skydance as co-CEO after the merged company completes its pending $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

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US Midterms 2026: Who will show up to vote?Politics

Nearly half of US voters now identify as independent, even though the electoral system remains built around two parties. Combined with low turnout, that makes the electorate for the 2026 midterms difficult to predict. The discussion features former congressional staffer and Republican strategist Cory Crowley and Democratic strategist James Butler.

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Passengers describe harrowing Flydubai flight as a 'rollercoaster'World

Passengers on Flydubai flight FZ 1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv said the plane suddenly plunged as it neared the Jordanian border on Wednesday. Almog Italie told AFP that losing thousands of feet in seconds felt like severe turbulence without any turbulence, comparing it to a rollercoaster ride.

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Does Trump have the power to maintain forced-labour tariffs?Economy

U.S. President Donald Trump is relying on a decades-old trade law to maintain tariffs on countries worldwide. The U.S. Court of International Trade heard a challenge Wednesday involving goods from 60 trading partners, including Canada, questioning whether Trump has the authority to impose the measures.

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