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NBC News NOW is broadcasting live with real-time coverage of breaking news and developing stories, including on-the-scene reporting and deeper looks at issues of interest to viewers.

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LIVE: DOJ announces charges in national tax fraud crackdownPolitics

Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald, who leads the Justice Department’s fraud enforcement division, and other officials are holding a press conference to announce significant charges in a nationwide tax fraud enforcement push.

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LIVE: Dodgers warm up before Game 3 against BrewersSports

The Los Angeles Dodgers warm up at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Shohei Ohtani is set to be in the lineup for Game 3 of the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers.

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BC Conservatives move from fractured to front-runners as election heats upPolitics

A new Ipsos poll finds the BC Conservatives, who appeared in disarray a month ago, now lead the BC NDP by five points. Among decided voters, the Conservatives have 43 per cent support, the NDP 38 per cent, the BC Green Party 11 per cent, OneBC four per cent and CentreBC two per cent.

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Humans or AI Agents? How Startups Are Rethinking Early-Team HiringTech

As AI agents assume engineering, support, and operations tasks, the makeup of an early startup team is shifting. Gusto’s Josh Reeves and a panel discuss which responsibilities should remain with people, what AI can take on, and how to preserve company culture.

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What can AI startups do when OpenAI ships a competing product?Tech

Michel Tricot of Airbyte, Rob Toews of Radical Ventures and Linda Tong of Webflow discuss where AI startups can build defensibility and how founders can respond when a fast-moving AI giant launches a rival product.

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How Startups Are Winning the AI Talent War: Pay, Equity, and RetentionTech

Employee expectations and incentives are shifting quickly. A founder, a talent leader, and a startup co-founder from Wylder.co, Redpoint Ventures, and Runware discuss how founders are rethinking the people infrastructure of their companies.

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Protests turn violent in Albania as police use tear gas and water cannonsWorld

Student protests in Albania became violent overnight from Tuesday into Wednesday, with demonstrators breaking shop windows and rioting as police deployed tear gas to disperse them. Students joined the anti-government Flamingo movement, which is demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama resign over allegations of widespread corruption.

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The future of money movement in the agentic economyTech

Circle’s Nikhil Chandhok, TabaPay’s Rodney Robinson and Emergence Capital’s Lotti Siniscalco discuss how stablecoins, instant payments and AI agents making purchases for people are changing money movement. They explore needed infrastructure, the relationship with traditional banking, trust and regulatory hurdles, and opportunities for founders and investors.

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Twilio Founder Jeff Lawson on Taking Inertia Into Fusion PowerTech

Inertia CEO Jeff Lawson discusses his path from founding Twilio to leading a well-funded fusion startup. He explains how Twilio’s growth shapes Inertia’s approach to talent, timelines, fundraising and engineering challenges, and what changes when a software founder takes on a capital-intensive deep-tech company.

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Robinhood’s Abhishek Fatehpuria on Winning the Modern Financial ConsumerEconomy

Robinhood Vice President of Product Management Abhishek Fatehpuria discusses the company’s expansion from a trading app into a platform covering investing, banking, credit, crypto and prediction markets, and how to build trusted financial products at scale.

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AI, Trust and Verification in Financial Services | Disrupt 2026Tech

As AI shifts from generating content to taking action, financial companies are reconsidering trust, oversight and security. Representatives from American Express, Plaid and QED Investors discuss AI agents’ effects on financial workflows and the continued importance of transparency, human judgment, privacy, fraud prevention and identity verification.

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100 years of Winnie the Pooh: its Canadian originsCulture

A century after Winnie the Pooh became a household name, its real-life Canadian origins are drawing fresh attention. Lindsay Mattick, author of Finding Winnie, discusses how her great-grandfather’s First World War experience inspired the tales of friendship and adventure loved by readers.

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Who stands to win the AI infrastructure boom?Tech

AI’s physical expansion is opening up new markets, though its benefits will not be shared by everyone. Leaders from Ambrosia Energy and Bloom Energy discuss which constraints could become lasting businesses and where founders might focus next.

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Golden Age of Science SummitScience

The White House presents a summit titled “Golden Age of Science.”

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‘Growing ambitions’: Kendall on Houthis’ push for recognition as Yemen’s ‘legitimate’ leadersWorld

Elizabeth Kendall, a Middle East specialist and president of Girton College, University of Cambridge, says the Houthis’ high-risk confrontation with Saudi Arabia is aimed at winning political legitimacy. She describes their increasingly bold military operations as tools of political coercion, not simply expressions of ideological hostility or Iranian influence.

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US midterms 2026 latest: Key debates turn personalPolitics

Campaign events and debates have been busy this week. President Donald Trump flew from Washington to Alaska to help Republicans defend a critical Senate seat that may be slipping away. Alaska is among states Trump easily won in 2024 where Democrats could capture key seats and potentially flip the Senate.

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