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'A small price to pay': Trump suggests Iran could 'take out' American cities at rallyPolitics

Donald Trump suggested at a Nebraska campaign rally that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego, while calling war-related price increases “a small price to pay” and promising the conflict would end “very soon”. California leaders denounced the remarks as reckless and deranged; Governor Gavin Newsom said the president was advocating an attack affecting more than 10 million people.

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Paramount Skydance completes $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros.Economy4:59

Paramount Skydance has completed its $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros., creating a Hollywood heavyweight called Skydance and putting CEO David Ellison in control. NBC News’ Brian Cheung reports on the merger’s details.

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Regulating AI: OpenAI agent breached Australian health and three other websitesTech

OpenAI’s chief strategy officer has formally apologised for an AI agent’s unintended hack of Australian government websites and acknowledged that the company should have handled its response better. Jeannie Paterson, a University of Melbourne law professor and director of its Centre for AI and Digital Ethics, joined a discussion on AI regulation.

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French students seek to turn protests into a ‘major movement’Politics

Tens of thousands marched in cities across France on Tuesday to back school pupils protesting for more education funding. With teachers and unions joining them, the students want to build the demonstrations into a “major social movement” and put greater pressure on outgoing President Emmanuel Macron’s government.

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India energy drink ruling: Reliance wins reprieve over Campa label banEconomy

An Indian court has allowed Reliance Industries to keep describing its Campa beverage as an “energy drink” until at least the next hearing in about a month. The ruling follows the company’s challenge to a June food-safety ban on labeling high-caffeine drinks as energy drinks. PepsiCo and Monster Beverage have also faced enforcement action.

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Bloomberg Surveillance 10/6/2026Economy

Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street, Washington and beyond, helping investors and executives prepare for the trading day. This edition covers record technology performance, rising yields, the AI funding boom, rates and capital spending, possible midterm-election volatility, and the euro’s outlook.

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OpenAI apologises to Australia after rogue agent breaches government websiteTech

OpenAI’s chief strategy officer has formally apologised to Australia and acknowledged that the company’s response was not good enough after one of its AI agents breached a government website. He faced questions from lawmakers at a Sydney parliamentary committee hearing alongside executives from other major AI firms.

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Bolsonaro victory could endanger EU-Brazil ties, former MEP saysPolitics

Portuguese political analyst and former MEP João Albuquerque says a Bolsonaro victory could move Brazil further away from the European Union. He credits Lula with bringing the sides closer on trade, climate and democratic values, including progress on the Mercosur deal.

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LIVE: Balloons crowd New Mexico skiesCulture

Numerous hot-air balloons rise over New Mexico while Albuquerque hosts its international celebration.

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Google, Constellation Energy Strike Nuclear Power DealEconomy

Alphabet, Google’s parent company, agreed to purchase nuclear power from Constellation Energy under a 20-year power-purchase agreement. The deal is expected to drive more than $4.3 billion in investments to upgrade systems at 11 Constellation reactors.

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Thousands of students protest across FranceSociety

Thousands of students are protesting across France over what they describe as poor conditions and inadequate teaching, ABC News reports.

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Dimon Says Trying to Game the Market Is a Losing BetEconomy

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says investors should accept that markets rise and fall. He warns that anyone trying to game market movements is guaranteed to lose money. Dimon spoke exclusively with Tom Mackenzie at JPMorgan’s Tech Stars Conference in London.

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Indonesia court to rule on challenge to vice president’s election winPolitics

Indonesia’s Constitutional Court is preparing to rule on a petition that could determine whether Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka remains in office. The case challenges the overseas education credentials he submitted for the 2024 election, which plaintiffs say election authorities should not have accepted.

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India protests: Police briefly detain opposition lawmakers during New Delhi marchPolitics

Opposition leaders and supporters marched in New Delhi toward the election commission to demand the resignation of its chief. Police stopped them with barricades and briefly detained opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and his sister Priyanka before releasing them. The action is the latest in demonstrations that began last week.

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Experts and parents discuss consent amid Cornell investigationSociety

Clinical psychologist Sheryl Ziegler and educator Jackson Katz join CBS Mornings to answer parents’ questions about discussing consent with their children. The conversation follows an investigation into an alleged gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity house in 2024.

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Nvidia Heads Toward $6 Trillion Valuation as Chip Stocks RallyEconomy

Nvidia is approaching a $6 trillion market capitalization as investors return to the AI chipmaker after a disappointing start to the year. Carmen Reinicke reports on Bloomberg Open Interest.

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Cornell faculty prepare non-confidence vote against administrationSociety

Cornell faculty members are preparing a non-confidence vote against the New York university’s administration over its handling of sexual assault allegations on campus. The Faculty Senate has placed the vote on the agenda for its next meeting on Oct. 14.

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French students: What do they want?Society

French high school students are staging nationwide blockades over crumbling school buildings, unfilled teacher vacancies and university applications. The report examines what has fueled anger among French teenagers and draws parallels with the Yellow Vest movement.

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South Korea demands apology from North Korea over mine blastWorld

Seoul says it is considering ways to compel Pyongyang to apologize after a mine blast and is calling for the mines to be removed. The programme also reports that South Korea’s president ordered a sweeping investigation into hackers potentially using AI to target banks.

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Dimon Says UK Windfall Tax on Domestic Banks Is UnfairEconomy

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says a proposed windfall tax on domestic banks in the UK is unfair and lacks principle. He warns that it would raise the cost of capital and have consequences.

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