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Trump’s Russia Sanctions Waiver Draws GOP AngerPolitics1:45

Republican lawmakers criticized President Donald Trump for waiving new tariffs and sanctions on Russia. Trump defended the move against criticism from some of his strongest allies on Capitol Hill.

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Academy’s Tchir Warns AI Debt Could Prompt a Sharp SelloffEconomy

Peter Tchir, Academy Securities’ head of macro strategy, says he is nervous that artificial intelligence-related debt could face a selloff, citing what he sees as “faux liquidity” in markets.

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Court records raise fresh questions in the O.J. Simpson caseSociety

Records from the courts renew scrutiny of what may have been the weapon and whether someone else was involved in the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Simpson was acquitted in the case more than three decades ago.

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Recent aviation scares and emergency landingsSociety

Over the weekend, an American Airlines flight made an emergency landing in St. Louis, while a small plane came down in the middle of a California highway. Both incidents were attributed to engine trouble.

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How Apple Helped Build China’s Tech PowerTech

Apple’s rise into one of the world’s most valuable companies was driven in large part by China, though the relationship carried major geopolitical consequences. Investigative journalist and former Financial Times reporter Patrick McGee discusses his bestseller, “Apple in China: The Capture of the World’s Greatest Company,” and how Apple’s investments, engineering expertise and supplier network helped turn China into a global electronics powerhouse.

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TGI Fridays CEO discusses company turnaround and expansion plansEconomy

TGI Fridays CEO Ray Blanchette says the restaurant aims to distinguish itself in casual dining with value, quality food and attentive service. He names food, service and atmosphere as key to attracting customers, alongside a renewed emphasis on scratch cooking and restoring energy to the business.

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David Rubenstein discusses new book, “Speaking of America”Culture

Carlyle Group co-founder and co-chairman David Rubenstein has recently released two books. “Inside the Owner’s Box” covers the experience of owning a sports franchise, while “Speaking of America” makes public 19 conversations he held with members of Congress at the Library of Congress ahead of the midterm elections. He says the private setting encouraged more candid remarks than a public forum would.

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Key takeaways from JD Vance’s town hallPolitics

Vice President JD Vance joined Tony Dokoupil for a town hall, discussing immigration, Iran, ICE and other topics.

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Rubio meets counterparts from five Central Asian nations in UzbekistanWorld8:36

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held talks in Uzbekistan with counterparts from five Central Asian nations. He said the region is becoming an important destination for investment and exports, and that Washington seeks closer economic ties while supporting their sovereignty and independence. His visit coincided with Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s trip to Tajikistan.

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Carney speaks in Parliament after training fire at CFB Wainwright kills 4 soldiersSociety33:51

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the tragedy at the CFB Wainwright base in Alberta. A fire-related training incident at about 4 p.m. ET Saturday killed four Canadian Armed Forces members and injured dozens. Carney thanked people helping emergency responders with blood donations, food and accommodation.

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AI Selloff Nears Turning Point as Mag 7 Earnings LoomEconomy

The AI trade is in focus as upcoming Big Tech earnings are set to test investor sentiment toward hyperscaler spending. Bloomberg's Sunny Bangia and Anthony Stephens, along with UBS financial adviser and managing director Xi Qiao, discuss the outlook.

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Paris streets show damage after weekend protestsWorld

Damage was visible in Paris after widespread protests over the weekend. Mayors of France’s largest cities demanded answers from the government over what they described as inadequate security-force preparation, as the country dealt with rioting and looting.

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Scientists blast weeds with corn, baking soda and walnut shellsScience

A scientist on Prince Edward Island has been testing corn grits, baking soda and walnut shells as ways to blast weeds in potato fields. Some attempts failed, but researchers hope the lessons will help them develop new weed-control methods.

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South Koreans protest possible navy expansion near Strait of HormuzWorld

South Korea is weighing an extension of its anti-piracy mission from the Gulf of Aden to the Gulf of Oman, bringing its navy closer to the Strait of Hormuz. Critics at home warn the move could pull the country into a war with Iran.

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Philippines summons Chinese ambassador over ‘easily win’ remarkWorld

The Philippines summoned China’s ambassador to protest his remark that Beijing could easily win a military confrontation between the countries. The Philippine foreign secretary called the comment provocative and unacceptable, while senators urged the envoy’s expulsion. China called on Philippine politicians to restrain their words and actions.

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HSBC’s Kettner Says Market Stress Is Mostly Driven by TechnicalsEconomy

Max Kettner, HSBC’s chief multi-asset strategist, describes the market as heavily driven by technical factors. He sees no fundamental catalyst beyond earnings that would ease nerves over concerns about artificial intelligence.

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