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DETAILS: US monitoring suspected plague deathHealth4:24

Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel discusses reports of a suspected pneumonic plague death in Russia on 'Fox & Friends.' He also shares inspiring stories from his new book, 'The Angels Among Us.'

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Watch elected officials debate | Question Period | Oct. 6, 2026Politics

Canada’s House of Commons holds its daily Question Period, with elected officials debating pressing issues. All questions are directed through the Speaker, and the Leader of the Opposition asks the first questions.

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Can Cooler Inflation Keep Stocks in a Goldilocks Zone?Economy

August PCE inflation was lower than expected, easing near-term concerns about the Fed’s rate path without sparking worries about a growth slowdown. With GDP still expanding solidly, the discussion is whether cooler inflation can continue supporting stocks while reducing pressure on interest rates.

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Big pharma races to hedge against patent expiriesEconomy

Pharma firms completed more than $100 billion in biopharma buyouts during the first half of the year, seeking to replace about $400 billion in sales from top-selling medicines before their patents expire. Leah Bennett of Concurrent explains the trend.

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Can Stocks Absorb a Fed Hike Cycle?Economy

The Federal Reserve has started a new tightening cycle, with markets pricing in several additional rate hikes through 2027. Strong earnings, AI investment and productivity gains could cushion stocks from higher borrowing costs compared with the 2022 cycle, but the outlook depends on whether growth can keep outpacing the rising cost of money.

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US bombers withdraw from Fairford airbaseWorld

The United States has withdrawn all of its bombers from RAF Fairford in the UK, which was targeted in a suspected terror plot. The aircraft had used the base for missions against Iran and have now been redeployed to the US.

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Enten explains how Kansas could elect its first Democratic senator in 94 yearsPolitics

With nearly four weeks remaining before Election Day, the Senate battleground map is expanding as Democrats show signs of improvement in several Republican-leaning states. CNN now lists 10, rather than nine, seats most likely to flip, adding Kansas for the first time. Republican Sen. Roger Marshall is currently tied in polls with Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton.

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Can Yemen retake territory seized by the Ansar Allah Houthis?World

Yemen’s government has launched an operation to retake territory held by the Ansar Allah Houthi rebel force and restore full control of the country. The Iran-backed group seized large areas along the Red Sea coast over the past month. Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan have met to discuss the conflict, testing their joint defence pact signed in August.

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Jack Keane: This is TROUBLINGWorld5:40

Retired Gen. Jack Keane joins 'America's Newsroom' to assess Yemen's government targeting the Iran-backed Houthis and the Pentagon's withdrawal of B-1 bombers from a UK base amid a suspected terror investigation.

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US withdraws all bombers from UK’s Fairford base amid security concernsWorld

The United States has removed all bombers from RAF Fairford after several men were arrested near the UK base on suspicion of planning “terrorist acts”. They were later released on bail. The base hosted B-52 and B-1 aircraft used by the US to strike Iran during the war; the planes have now been moved back to the US.

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Is Carney ready for another separatist showdown in Quebec?Politics

Quebecers vote Monday in a pivotal election that could bring a sovereigntist party to power. The program examines what that could mean for Mark Carney amid separatist pressure in Alberta, while Energy Minister Tim Hodgson discusses Alberta’s proposed Pacific Link pipeline and its potential cost to taxpayers. Conservative MP Ned Kuruc also comments on Carney’s threatened legal action over up to 500 layoffs at a Hamilton steel plant.

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Israel holds nationwide ceremonies for victims of Hamas attacksWorld

Israel is holding ceremonies on October 5 to mark the anniversary of the October 7 attacks because its official national memorial day follows the Hebrew calendar. Public buildings lowered their flags at 6:29 a.m., when the attack began. Hamas militants killed about 1,200 people and took more than 250 hostages. Israel then launched a war in Gaza that killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and displaced much of the territory’s population.

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Protesters rally in Tokyo after US Marine accused of murdering Japanese womanWorld2:44

Protesters gathered in Tokyo on Sunday after police arrested a 20-year-old U.S. Marine stationed at Futenma Air Station. He is accused of murdering 39-year-old Anna Yagi, who was found dead in her Okinawa hotel room with her wallet and backpack missing. Japanese officials called the incident unacceptable and said they lodged a strong protest with the U.S. side.

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Windows smashed at Cornell amid sexual assault investigationSociety

Windows at Cornell University's main administrative building were smashed overnight, and messages were spray-painted on its walls. The damage followed an outcry over the New York university's handling of sexual assault allegations.

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NBC News NOW is broadcasting live, covering breaking and developing stories in real time, reporting from the scene and taking deeper looks at issues of interest to viewers.

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NBC News NOW is broadcasting live with real-time coverage of breaking and developing stories, including reports from the scene and deeper looks at the day’s major issues.

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How Spain’s housing crisis forced a snap electionPolitics

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a snap election after suffering a major defeat over housing reforms. Protests had erupted following the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal after a sharp rise in her rent, putting housing at the centre of Spain’s political debate and public divisions.

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