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Meet the Press NOW — Oct. 6Politics

With four weeks remaining before Election Day, Republicans are encountering political headwinds. President Trump plans to bolster his economic agenda by signing an executive order easing restrictions on red-dye diesel. Rep. Suzan DelBene, chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, discusses the Democrats’ expanding target list as they seek to retake the House.

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Trump offers U.S. help to Russia in fatal plague case and other top storiesWorld

ABC News Live’s “Searched” highlights trending stories, including Trump offering U.S. help to Russia after a lab worker died at a plague research institute and authorities quarantined a hospital. The roundup also covers Brian Robinson Jr.’s performance in the Falcons’ win, the continuing Cornell rape investigation, a new Dr Pepper ice cream float flavor and National Taco Day deals.

AABC News
S&P 500 Hits Record High as Big Tech LeadsEconomy

The S&P 500 reaches a record high, led by big technology stocks. The Close provides news and analysis around the final moments before and after Wall Street’s closing bell.

BBloomberg Television
Afghanistan allocates land to Afghans returning after deportation from Pakistan and IranWorld

Afghanistan’s housing ministry says it is allocating land to Afghans returning after spending years abroad. Millions have been deported from Pakistan and Iran in recent years. Authorities in eastern Nangarhar province say more than 5,000 hectares have been assigned to thousands of returning families.

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Qatar warns ‘whole world is paying’ for Iran war as mediation continuesWorld

Qatar warned that the Iran war has disrupted global trade as regional powers prepare to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s defences. Doha said talks aimed at ending the conflict remained active and backed the Mecca defence alliance, while saying it was too early to discuss joining it.

Eeuronews
Bill Maher slams surveillance culture: ‘Generation TMZ’Society

An ‘Outnumbered’ panel examines growing concerns about surveillance, responding to Bill Maher’s remarks about ‘Generation TMZ’ and Norway’s proposed ban on glasses capable of recording video.

FFox News
Francis Halzen wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for neutrino researchScience

Belgian physicist Francis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, located two kilometres beneath the South Pole. The facility detects neutrinos, nearly massless particles that pass through matter, while their study helps scientists investigate cosmic events including black holes and massive stellar explosions.

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Greg Gutfeld: This is ‘DELIBERATE STUPIDITY’Politics

The co-hosts of “The Five” discuss how Democrats and the media reacted to a joke made by President Donald Trump. Greg Gutfeld describes the reaction as “deliberate stupidity.”

FFox News
Nassim Taleb Calls Stocks a ‘Trap,’ Sees ‘Naive’ AI InvestorsEconomy

Nassim Taleb, author of “The Black Swan” and a distinguished scientist at Universa Investments, called the stock market a “trap” and said a class of “naive” investors would put money into companies linked to AI. He made the remarks in an interview at the Greenwich Economic Forum.

BBloomberg Television
Kristin Smith: This Is the Moment for Crypto RulesEconomy

Kristin Smith, president of the Solana Policy Institute and incoming interim CEO of the Blockchain Association, says the crypto industry urgently needs to establish rules while Washington’s political environment is favorable.

BBloomberg Television
GOP, Democrats Pull Back Spending in North Carolina Senate RacePolitics

North Carolina Republican Representative Brad Knott said GOP Senate nominee Michael Whatley faces a “very tough” Democratic candidate but expects him to “close the gap.” Knott also discussed terror threats amid active conflicts in the Middle East, saying there are “absolutely terror cells” in the US while the government works to prevent them from operating.

BBloomberg Television
Tracking Stablecoin Supply and CirculationEconomy

On Bloomberg Crypto, Scarlet Fu and Dushyant Shahrawat discuss Bloomberg’s new RWAS <GO> function, which tracks stablecoin supply and circulation.

BBloomberg Television
Trump’s approval craters with immigrants and Latinos, Enten and experts unpackPolitics

Support from naturalized immigrant and Latino voters helped Donald Trump win the White House in 2024, but it has since collapsed. CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten says Trump’s net approval among immigrant voters has fallen 44 points in less than two years. A new NBC/Telemundo poll released Sunday also reflects the shift.

CCNN
What to know about AI in book publishingTech

Regina Brooks, president of the Association of American Literary Agents, discusses AI’s impact on the book publishing industry. Jon Gillham, founder and CEO of Originality.AI, explains how AI detectors work.

AABC News
Kenya reports first-ever Ebola deathHealth

Kenya has recorded its first Ebola death after a man travelled there from the Democratic Republic of the Congo via Uganda. The programme also reports that Comoros is tightening rules on who may do business, while fears grow in South Africa that xenophobia toward foreign nationals could deter African tourists.

FFrance 24 English
Bloomberg Crypto: The People and Technology Shaping DeFiEconomy

“Bloomberg Crypto” examines the people, transactions and technology shaping decentralized finance. Guests include Figure co-founder Mike Cagney, Solana Policy Institute President Kristin Smith and other figures from finance, crypto policy and investment.

BBloomberg Television
Back-to-school tips to help kids manage anxietyHealth

Returning to school can be difficult as children adjust to new routines and unfamiliar faces. Experts say parents can help make the transition smoother by preparing their children in advance.

GGlobal News
Matrescence: The Physical and Psychological Transformation of MotherhoodHealth

Matrescence describes the physical, psychological and identity changes a person experiences when becoming a mother. Coach and educator Kayley Benjamin says naming the transformation gives people language to understand it, as it affects nearly every part of life, including the body, hormones, brain and social relationships.

GGlobal News
$1,500 Heating Bills Take Center Stage in Maine Senate RacePolitics

Maine residents are being squeezed by surging heating-oil prices and rising housing costs, Bloomberg’s Boston bureau chief Brooke Sutherland said. Some are paying about $1,500 to refill their home heating-oil tanks, making costs a key issue in the midterm contest between Republican incumbent Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson.

BBloomberg Television
5,000 arrested in France protests as chaos surgesWorld

Violent student protests have erupted across France as left-wing groups seize on the unrest. Arrests have surpassed 5,000, with demonstrations and clashes involving police escalating amid the turmoil.

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