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‘Star Trek,’ ‘X-Men’ actor Patrick Stewart dies at 86Culture

British stage actor Patrick Stewart, known for playing Captain Jean-Luc Picard in “Star Trek” and Professor Charles Xavier in “X-Men,” has died at 86. A statement on his social media page said he died Wednesday at his Los Angeles home after a “brief and poignant journey” with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia.

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Hottovy Says Starbucks Foot Traffic Outpaces RivalsEconomy

R.J. Hottovy, head of analytical research, says Starbucks is drawing more foot traffic than competitors and customers feel confident they can get a drink quickly. US comparable sales rose 7.7% in the fiscal quarter, while earnings of 80 cents per share topped estimates.

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Could a Democratic midterm win curb Trump’s tariffs on Canada?Politics

After the Supreme Court ruled against his sweeping global tariffs, U.S. President Donald Trump has turned to other laws to advance his tariff agenda. A Democratic midterm victory could enable legislation or spending limits targeting tariffs on Canada and other countries, but restoring Congress’s tariff authority would face major obstacles, including a potential presidential veto.

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Is Alaska’s ‘spoiler candidate’ strategy legal?Politics16:14

NBC News’ Monica Alba and Ryan Nobles discuss a report that operatives aligned with former Rep. Mary Peltola recruited Dan J. Sullivan to run for Alaska’s Senate seat, hoping to draw votes away from Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan. Former Maricopa County election official Stephen Richer says he is unsure whether recruiting him raises a legal issue.

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Iowa Farmers Union backs Democrats in key congressional racesPolitics

Aaron Lehman, a fifth-generation farmer and president of the Iowa Farmers Union, explains why the group is ending its support for Iowa Republicans and backing Democrats in pivotal congressional contests.

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Trump and Obama Launch Final Midterm Campaign PushPolitics14:46

With the midterm elections approaching, President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama are holding their final rounds of campaign events.

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‘Another Seinfeld summit?’ Poilievre questions what Carney will achieve at EU meetingPolitics

Question period on Thursday featured Seinfeld-themed jabs as opposition leader Pierre Poilievre questioned whether Carney would accomplish anything substantive at the ongoing Canada-EU summit in Montreal, calling it potentially “a meeting about nothing.” Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon responded in Carney’s place.

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Breaking Down Amazon’s Third-Quarter EarningsEconomy

Amazon spent more than $77 billion on property and equipment in the third quarter, well above analyst estimates, as it works to build data centers and meet demand for AI services.

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Why Is Christine Lagarde Leaving the ECB Early?Economy4:30

Bloomberg Television’s Alice Gledhill and Scarlet Fu discuss the French bond market and ECB President Christine Lagarde’s decision to resign on February 7, before her term ends next October.

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Consumer spending and AI investment power US economyEconomy

US economic growth in the third quarter surpassed economists’ expectations, but wages are lagging inflation and consumers are gradually drawing down their savings.

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The touchscreen MacBook Apple said it wouldn’t makeTech36:40

The Verge’s Antonio Di Benedetto discusses Apple’s new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR, how macOS is adapting to touch, why laptop users might want a touchscreen, and whether MacBook and iPad are headed toward becoming one.

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Thill says Amazon earnings fell short of what investors wantedEconomy

Jefferies software and internet research lead Brent Thill says Amazon’s earnings were not terrible and its stock is cheap, but the results were not what people had hoped for. Spending on property and equipment exceeded expectations, amid a week of bad news from tech earnings.

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Lula’s Win Jolts Investors and Bond Markets in BrazilEconomy

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s re-election caught investors off guard. After bullish bets on Brazilian assets unraveled sharply, investors are balking at buying into the country’s markets.

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83-year-old runner prepares for his 50th consecutive NYC MarathonSports

Dave Obelkevich, 83, is the only person to have finished every New York City Marathon across the five boroughs. He is set to attempt his 50th consecutive race this November, and NBC News’ Steven Romo met him in Central Park ahead of race day.

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US midterms 2026: Black and Latino voters could reshape electionsPolitics28:09

With the midterms only days away, both parties are vying for support from major US voting blocs. Donald Trump’s gains among Latino voters in 2024 challenged their traditional backing of Democrats and raised questions about changing loyalties. Al Jazeera examines the issues shaping decisions among Black voters in Louisiana and Latinos in Texas, and which party may win their support.

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Two charged after human remains found in Calgary home during welfare checkOther1:07

Police say human remains were found Tuesday during a welfare check at a home in Calgary’s Skyview Ranch. A 49-year-old man and a 50-year-old woman have each been charged with indignity to a dead body. An autopsy is scheduled for Thursday as investigators work to identify the person and establish the circumstances of their death.

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'No clear leader' in Kansas Senate race; Enten explains why that's a shockPolitics14:02

CNN's new polls show Democrat Adam Hamilton at 49% and Republican Sen. Roger Marshall at 45% in Kansas, with no clear leader despite likely voters' preference for Republican control of the Senate. Many voters view Marshall unfavorably and say their choice is more about him than Hamilton.

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World Judo Tour returns to Abu Dhabi with first-day winnersSports

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam opened with a historic gold for Azerbaijan’s Konul Aliyeva, another title for Balabay Aghayev, and victories for Tihea Topolovec and Sukhrob Boqiev. France’s Martha Fawaz also won gold on the opening day.

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World Judo Tour returns to Abu Dhabi with Day 1 victoriesSports

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam opened with a historic gold for Azerbaijan’s Konul Aliyeva and another title for Balabay Aghayev. Tihea Topolovec, Sukhrob Boqiev and France’s Martha Fawaz also scored wins on the action-packed opening day, with Fawaz taking gold.

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