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Brouillette Says Diesel Export Ban Would Be a Bad IdeaEconomy

Dan Brouillette, a former energy secretary and Torridon Group co-chair, says banning US diesel exports would be a “bad idea” because it could eventually force refiners to reduce output and push gasoline prices higher. He says reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ensuring market confidence that it will stay open are the key near-term steps to lower fuel prices.

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BC community calls for cleanup of homeless encampment in place for nearly 20 yearsSociety

Concern is mounting in a Vancouver Island community about an encampment neighbours say has existed for nearly two decades. Drone footage shows campers, vehicles and apparent debris piles on the site, which neighbours describe as a fire hazard with no clear party taking responsibility.

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WATCH LIVE: Trump speaks in OklahomaPolitics

A live appearance is underway as U.S. President Donald Trump addresses an audience in Durant, Oklahoma.

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Live From Bloomberg Screentime 2026Culture

Bloomberg Screentime brings together moguls, celebrities and entrepreneurs shaping the next phase of pop culture. Experts debate the future of entertainment studios, live sports, podcasting and music, as well as AI’s effect on creative industries. Hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec speak with leaders navigating Hollywood’s transformation.

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How AI is being used in job interviewsTech

Google Tech Policy fellow Mike Muse and LinkedIn Vice President of Communications and career expert Catherine Fisher discuss the growing use of AI in the hiring process.

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Christa Pike’s lawyer says botched execution was cruelSociety

Christa Pike was critically ill and receiving “life-saving medical care” at a Nashville hospital hours after surviving two Tennessee attempts to execute her by lethal injection, her lawyers said. Their account has renewed scrutiny of capital punishment in the United States.

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Captain and passengers’ bravery prevents tragedy on FlyDubai flightWorld

An investigation is underway after the co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain of a Flydubai jet flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv with more than 170 people aboard. Israeli officials say they believe the suspect may have been radicalized and intended to carry out a suicide attack. Passengers and crew intervened, preventing what some officials called a near catastrophe.

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Rats, broken windows and overcrowding fuel school protests across FranceSociety

Students blockaded a high school in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis as protests over poor learning conditions spread across France. One student said his school had rats, cockroaches, broken windows, no water and no toilet paper, while a teacher described conditions at a nearby school as appalling.

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Nike Earnings Disappoint as China Sales LagEconomy

Nike’s earnings disappointed as sales in China lagged. The development was featured in market news and analysis surrounding the closing bell on Wall Street.

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Meet the Press NOW — October 1Politics

President Trump begins his midterm travel plans in Texas as polling shows his approval rating at record lows ahead of November’s elections. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for Texas governor, discusses her campaign to unseat Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.

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‘I don’t really believe it’: Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk heads to the ISSScience

Four astronauts, including Canadian Joshua Kutryk, are in orbit after their Dragon capsule docked with the International Space Station following a launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Kutryk said being in space felt strange and hard to believe. He will spend six months at the station studying spaceflight’s effects on the human body.

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Jesse Watters: Newsom still hasn’t found his footingPolitics

On “The Five,” Jesse Watters weighs Gavin Newsom’s prospects for a 2028 presidential campaign, his policy approach and Vanity Fair’s glowing portrayal of his political ambitions.

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Palestinian Israeli politician withdraws from Knesset bid after disqualificationPolitics

Palestinian Israeli politician Sami Abu Shehadeh has decided to withdraw from the race for Israel’s Knesset after the country’s central elections committee disqualified him. He will submit his decision to the Israeli Supreme Court on Friday, following a hearing in which the court gave him the choice.

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Breaking Down Nike’s ‘Disappointing’ EarningsEconomy

CFRA Equity Analyst Zachary Warring discusses Nike’s latest quarterly results and strategic shift. Although he maintains a buy rating, Warring calls the quarter and full-year guidance disappointing, citing double-digit revenue declines and earnings per share below his expectations.

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Less than 1% of bills introduced in this Congress have become lawPolitics

NBC News senior national political reporter Sahil Kapur examines how effective Congress has been since President Trump returned to the White House. Fewer than 1% of the bills introduced during this Congress have been enacted into law.

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Joshua Kutryk’s ISS mission has ‘no chance’ of disappointment, Jeremy Hansen saysScience

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is travelling with three other astronauts to the International Space Station for a six-month mission. Friend and colleague Jeremy Hansen says Kutryk has “no chance at all” of being disappointed in space, and describes his assignment and the experiments he will work on.

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CCTV video shows Russian drone striking a school in KyivWorld

CCTV footage captured a Russian drone striking a school in Kyiv on Thursday, city officials said. The attack tore a large hole through the building’s brick facade, exposing a staircase, while windows were smashed and burn marks appeared nearby.

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Trump’s key demographic falters as a blue wave builds, Enten saysPolitics

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten examines national polling showing a key demographic that helped Trump win shifting noticeably toward Democrats. Democrats hold their largest lead since 2008, while Enten considers whether the midterm polling trends could be wrong.

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