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Trump expected to name Jay Clayton as AI czarPolitics

President Trump is expected to appoint Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as the White House’s artificial intelligence czar, according to a source familiar with the matter. The appointment would add AI responsibilities to Clayton’s duties, including his work with the NSA, whose impact on his success in the role is under scrutiny.

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Paramount and Warner Bros. to operate under Skydance name after mergerEconomy1:11

Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison says Paramount and Warner Bros. will operate under the “Skydance” name once their merger is completed. Entertainment journalist Brian Balthazar discusses the acquisition and the company’s planned rebrand.

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Brazil election: Security a major focus ahead of Sunday’s votePolitics

Crime has emerged as a central concern for Brazilians preparing to vote in Sunday’s general election. Senator Flavio Bolsonaro says he would loosen organised crime’s hold on Rio de Janeiro if he defeats incumbent Lula da Silva, while Lula is seeking a larger federal role in combating criminal gangs. Many Brazilians say gangs wield too much influence in their communities.

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LIVE: Barcelona protest after Spain’s parliament rejects housing billsSociety

Protesters gather in Barcelona after Spain’s parliament rejected a package of government housing and social measures aimed at addressing the worsening housing crisis. The bills included a ban on evicting vulnerable tenants until 2030. Demonstrators said they would keep protesting across Spain and continue their camp in central Madrid over the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal.

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Fuel costs jump for Canadian drivers as global conflicts push up oil pricesEconomy

Gas prices are rising across Canada, with drivers warned of another increase at the pumps this weekend as global conflicts put pressure on oil prices. Toronto prices rose six cents a litre overnight to above $1.80, while Saskatchewan was around $1.70 and parts of Montreal exceeded $2, lifting the national average by 2.2 cents a litre.

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Singapore sailors claim two silver medals at Asian GamesSports

Singapore’s sailors won two silver medals off Aichi, Japan. Debutant Jania Ang finished second in the women’s ILCA6, while teenagers Sean Kum and Nigel Tan came from behind to take silver in the boys’ 29er skiff. Defending champion Ryan Lo finished fifth in the ILCA7. Singapore has one final day to add to its medal tally.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Oct. 2Other

President Trump starts campaigning early to encourage Republican turnout ahead of the midterm elections. The Indian Flydubai captain attacked on a flight to Israel speaks publicly for the first time, while New York Attorney General Letitia James is named special prosecutor in the Cornell sexual assault case.

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Latest news bulletin | October 2, 2026 – EveningOther

An evening bulletin rounding up important stories from Europe and beyond on October 2, 2026, covering world affairs, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

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Why UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s U-turn on Manchester City mattersPolitics

After a strong Labour Party conference, Prime Minister Andy Burnham faced criticism over comments about Manchester City’s breaches of Premier League financial rules. Downing Street said the club is not “above the rules”, while the programme examined the backlash and Burnham’s conference speech.

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What are the implications of the US withdrawal from Iraq?World

The US military has withdrawn from Iraq, 23 years after invading the country. Former UK ambassador to the UN Sir Jeremy Greenstock offers his analysis of the departure and its implications.

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From umpiring to volunteering: Singaporeans contribute at Asian GamesSports

Singaporean hockey umpire Lim Hong Zhen will officiate the Asian Games men’s final between India and Malaysia, adding to a career of more than 150 international matches. Long-time Japan resident Vicente Tai is volunteering with Team Singapore, using nearly three decades of experience there to help with language, cultural and logistical matters.

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Hassett Says Powell Can Decide His Own FutureEconomy

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett says it is unusual that Jerome Powell remains a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors after being replaced as chair. Asked whether Powell should leave, Hassett says the decision belongs to Powell.

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Writer Paul Theroux says Canada is 'so different from the United States'Culture

Acclaimed writer Paul Theroux discusses his new book, True North: On the Road in Canada, which traces his roots through Quebec. He explores the cultural and historical differences between Canada and the United States, along with how Canada compares with Europe.

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System 'failed' Jane Doe in Cornell rape case, Hochul saysSociety

Kathy Hochul said Jane Doe was let down by the system amid allegations that a Cornell University student was gang-raped in 2024. She selected Letitia James, the state attorney general, to serve as special prosecutor in the matter.

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Biomedical Scientist Debunks the Biggest Peptide Myths on RedditHealth

Biomedical scientist Dr. Andrea Love examines Reddit discussions about peptides, separating fact from fiction. She covers the celebrated “Wolverine” stack, anti-aging peptides, sex-maxxing, and peptide safety, including possible negative side effects.

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‘We have to close defence gaps urgently’: EU Parliament foreign affairs chief McAllisterPolitics

David McAllister, chair of the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, discusses the security threats facing Europe and the defence gaps the EU urgently needs to close. He says the EU is ‘not at war with the Russian Federation, but we are no longer at peace with Russia’, and remains too dependent on US capabilities to make sovereign decisions in some defence areas.

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Hundreds of French schools close amid student protestsSociety

Hundreds of schools in France have closed amid student protests. The prime minister says 40 head teachers were injured after the demonstrations turned violent over education.

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CrunchLabs’ Mark Rober on Creator-Led MediaTech

CrunchLabs founder and content creator Mark Rober discusses with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang in Los Angeles how he is building a creator-led business spanning STEM education videos, digital media and physical products.

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Bloomberg Surveillance — October 2, 2026Economy

Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision-makers from Wall Street, Washington and beyond. The program lists appearances by Seema Shah, Ed Mills, Michael Haigh and Michael Gapen, with chapter timings for the broadcast.

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CNA Explains: Could Singapore ever become a car-free city?Society

A section of Joo Chiat will be closed to cars for six hours from 3.30pm on Oct 3 as part of a weekend food, fitness and culture festival marking World Car-Free Day. The initiative raises the question of whether Singapore could return more of its streets to people on a larger scale.

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