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Pennsylvania reports sixth measles-related deathHealth

Pennsylvania is at the center of the nation’s largest measles outbreak in three decades. Cases continue to surge, and officials have reported a sixth death related to measles.

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Inside ETFs: Is the bull market still in its prime?Economy

Wall Street’s bull market has reached its fourth anniversary, prompting questions about what comes next. Steve Neamtz of Yorkville America Equities says AI infrastructure investments will create long-term opportunities.

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Digital distrust and polarisation: ‘We need to get back to engaging with one another as a society’Society

François Picard speaks with Valdemar Osted, partner and head of technology at Danish digital consultancy Common Consultancy, about whether fear of disinformation can threaten democracy as much as disinformation itself. Osted disputes widely circulated claims that attacks on Russian data centres suddenly caused online engagement to collapse among Donald Trump supporters and Germany’s far-right AfD supporters.

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Saudi-led coalition strikes oil facilities west of SanaaWorld

The Saudi-led coalition retaliated against the Ansarullah Houthis, reportedly striking Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, and a port city. Ryan Bohl, a senior Middle East and North Africa analyst, shared his analysis.

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Friends and co-stars pay tribute to ‘sweetheart’ Breaking Bad actor RJ MitteCulture

US actor RJ Mitte, known for playing Walter White’s defiant son in Breaking Bad, has died aged 34. His representative described his death as tragic, and his publicist confirmed that he took his own life in Brownsville, Texas. Mitte lived with cerebral palsy and drew on his own experience.

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White House asks Kimberly Guilfoyle to resignPolitics

White House press secretary Katie Zacharia said at a Tuesday morning briefing that the administration had asked U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign.

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Trump says he ‘didn’t like what he read’ about Kimberly GuilfoylePolitics

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his administration asked its ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, to resign because the White House “didn’t like what we were reading” about her. Guilfoyle faced allegations of improper and possibly illegal conduct.

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Apple unveils new HomeView smart home hubTech

Apple announced HomeView, a new hub that connects and controls household devices and also supports FaceTime calls and music playback. NBC News’ Brian Cheung explains its features and Apple’s broader smart home strategy.

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Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns as U.S. ambassador to Greece amid misconduct allegationsPolitics

Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece and a former top Trump campaign surrogate, announced her resignation amid misconduct allegations that she said were false. Her announcement came shortly after new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia told reporters Guilfoyle had been asked to step down.

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Paris student protesters urge police to join demonstrationsSociety

As student-led protests in Paris wound down on Tuesday, demonstrators chanted for police to join them. Officers removed their helmets to cheers from the crowd. Wider protests over the cost of living are planned across France on Saturday, alongside further student demonstrations, and the two could combine into a substantial movement.

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Pope Leo to undergo lung surgery at Rome hospitalWorld

Pope Leo, 71, arrived at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital for removal of a small, early-stage growth on his lung. Major decisions needing his approval will be put on hold during his recovery, while routine administrative work continues.

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Why some Alberta MPs are ‘nervous’ about the referendum votePolitics

With days remaining before Albertans vote on whether they want a referendum on separating from Canada, concerns are mounting about the vote and possible U.S. interference. The program also examines whether Trump administration pressure figured in Canada’s withdrawal of sponsorship from a European disinformation conference.

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Kimberly Guilfoyle responds after Trump asks her to resignPolitics

US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle was asked to resign following a series of reports about alleged misconduct. Press secretary Katie Zacharia confirmed the request at her first briefing, while CNN’s Kylie Atwood shared Guilfoyle’s response.

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Mark Harmon and Austin Stowell discuss playing Gibbs in “NCIS”Culture

Mark Harmon, who portrayed Leroy Jethro Gibbs for 18 seasons on “NCIS,” talks with Austin Stowell, who plays a younger Gibbs in prequel “NCIS: Origins.” They discuss the character, the beginnings of their acting careers and what is ahead in the prequel’s third season.

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Why Andy Burnham wants to talk about Brexit againPolitics33:18

Andy Burnham has repeatedly said Brexit was a bad deal for the UK. He now wants to deepen the UK’s relationship with the EU at a Brussels summit next month. The programme considers his Brexit strategy and what it could mean for the next general election, alongside the IMF’s upgraded UK growth forecast for this year.

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Trump on Russia-Ukraine war: ‘We want the war ended’World

Trump said the U.S. is still sharing intelligence with Ukraine. He said Zelenskyy and Putin both want the war to end but do not know how to achieve that, adding that the U.S. would help get them there.

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Regulators intensify efforts to curb AI risks to banksEconomy

Banking regulators are stepping up efforts to contain rising AI risks. Some warn that cyberattacks on banks or rogue AI agents could threaten global financial stability.

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UK PM Burnham in Berlin: Russian threats and EU ties top agenda on first Germany visitPolitics1:41

UK Prime Minister Burnham meets German Chancellor Merz in Berlin to discuss Russian threats and ties with the EU. The meeting comes amid growing warnings about hybrid threats in Europe, after a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport in August that Berlin has accused Russia of orchestrating.

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Open Interest: What to watch ahead of the US trading dayEconomy

Bloomberg’s Open Interest previews the US trading day as Wall Street’s largest banks open earnings season with mixed results and the chip selloff deepens pressure on the AI trade. The program also covers Apple’s $299 smart-home push, UnitedHealth’s raised outlook and Johnson & Johnson weighing an orthopedics spinoff.

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