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Trump announces $3.7B investment to build nuclear submarine componentsPolitics1:28

President Donald Trump promoted Anduril’s $3.7 billion investment to manufacture nuclear submarine components at a Baltimore-area shipyard, describing it as the start of a new “golden age” for shipbuilding. The event comes as inflation and high gas prices weigh on his economic approval.

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Ottawa gives Stelco owners five days to reverse Hamilton plant layoffsEconomy

The federal government is threatening legal action against the owners of Hamilton’s Stelco steel plant over plans to lay off as many as 500 workers. Industry Minister Melanie Joly wrote to Stelco’s president, calling the planned cuts a source of “extreme disappointment” and saying binding commitments remain in force despite changes in business strategy or market conditions.

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Russia plague fears after lab worker dies at research centreHealth2:51

The death of a worker at a plague research centre in Siberia has raised fears that the deadly disease could spread. The World Health Organization and the United States have asked Russia for more information, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Moscow to share further details.

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How will Carney and Quebec's new premier get along? | Power & PoliticsPolitics18:39

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon outlines his hopes for working with other parties after his party won a minority government with 28 per cent of the vote. The program also covers Prime Minister Mark Carney’s reaction to the separatist party’s victory and features Quebec political watchers analyzing the results.

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Trump on Suspected Russia Plague: In Very Deep DiscussionsPolitics

The program examines the intersection of politics and global business. Lauren French, a senior adviser to Senate Majority PAC, says the group is making spending decisions week by week after pulling out of North Carolina and is watching races in Kansas, South Carolina and Mississippi. Retired Gen. Charles Wald says threats to US military bases are not unusual and that the B-1 departure from RAF Fairford is being depicted “a little bit out of context.”

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Cooking gas shortage brings daily life in Yemen’s Aden to a standstillWorld

A shortage of household cooking gas in Aden, the southern port city where Yemen’s internationally recognised government is based, is disrupting daily life and basic services. Residents search for refills with empty cylinders, while depleted official stations leave some waiting for hours or giving up work. Black-market prices can reach three times the official rate.

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French student loses hand to grenade amid unprecedented protestsWorld

France is struggling to contain its biggest student protests in decades. What began as a demonstration supporting striking teachers at a suburban high school north of Paris has grown into a national crisis. Hundreds of schools have closed and more than 6,000 people, mostly minors with no prior criminal records, have been detained in recent weeks. Students, teachers and police have been injured, including a student in the northeast who lost a hand to a grenade.

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VOA Chinese Radio: Saudi Oil Exports Rise as Trump Predicts Prices Will ‘Plummet’World

Top stories include Saudi Arabia’s energy minister saying 5.8 million barrels of oil have been exported from Red Sea terminals through the East-West pipeline, sending prices lower. Trump approved a military firing-squad execution for an Army psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 people and injuring more than 30 in 2009. A Chinese national admitted to conspiracy to launder money and could face up to 20 years in prison. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics to American scientist Francis Halzen.

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Three arrested after raid on gang accused of helping migrants fake being gay for asylumSociety

UK immigration enforcement officers have arrested three people linked to a suspected criminal network believed to have supported dozens of fake asylum claims by migrants pretending to be gay. The suspects allegedly charged up to £4,500 for fabricated evidence, including staged photographs, following a BBC investigation into the practice.

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Russia denies epidemic risk after pneumonic plague researcher dies in SiberiaHealth8:38

Russia says it has not imposed quarantine measures after a laboratory worker at a Siberian plague research institute reportedly died from pneumonic plague. Moscow told the World Health Organization that no cases of the contagious and potentially fatal illness had been recorded. The death has fueled public health fears online, while authorities say the situation is under control.

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Wald Says RAF Fairford B-1 Move Is Depicted Out of ContextWorld7:00

Retired Gen. Charles Wald says threats against U.S. military bases are not unusual and that the departure of B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford is being portrayed “a little bit out of context.” He calls the move a smart precaution, says the U.S. military is paying significant attention to the growing drone threat, and says it can learn from Ukraine’s creative use of drones in the war.

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WHO says Russia reported no plague cases in Irkutsk but has not identified fatal pathogenHealth2:10

The World Health Organization says Russian authorities reported Tuesday that no plague cases had been recorded in Siberia’s Irkutsk Oblast. The statement follows reports that a laboratory worker died of suspected pneumonic plague, while Russia has not identified the pathogen that caused the death to the WHO.

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Death row inmate Christa Pike is ‘conscious and talking’ after failed executionSociety1:37

Death row inmate Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after a failed lethal-injection attempt in Tennessee, her lawyers say. The 50-year-old remains handcuffed in hospital receiving critical care. She was sentenced to death for murdering Colleen Slemmer in 1995 and has survived two lethal injections.

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French: We’re Going to Win Michigan, New Hampshire and MainePolitics4:01

Lauren French, a senior adviser to Senate Majority PAC, says the group is making spending decisions week by week after leaving North Carolina and is closely watching contests in Kansas, South Carolina and Mississippi. She says Democrats may not match Republican spending but that their candidates are raising more money, and predicts Democratic wins in Michigan, New Hampshire and Maine.

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SEE IT: Police try to break up riots in FranceWorld

French student protests have escalated nationwide, with demonstrators clashing with police in Paris and elsewhere. The Outnumbered panel discusses the continuing civil unrest and the political pressure facing the government.

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Nobel physics winner says he 'just had to live long enough' to winScience

Belgian-born physicist Francis Halzen has won the Nobel Prize in physics for work clarifying a rare class of neutrinos. Researchers believe the tiny cosmic particles can reveal clues about how the universe evolved. Halzen is a physicist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after failed executionSociety3:44

Christa Pike, a Tennessee inmate who was unconscious and on a ventilator after a failed execution, is now awake and speaking, her lawyers say. They also said she remains handcuffed and shackled.

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