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EU Commissioner Jozef Sikela, who oversees International Partnerships, argued that strengthening Africa represents a strategic investment in Europe's future, rejecting the notion that multilateralism is in retreat despite rising great-power politics. In an interview with France 24, Sikela characterized the EU's approach to Africa and...

In archival coverage of 9/11's long-term impact on families, a 60 Minutes segment documents interviews with children who lost parents in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The piece features survivors reflecting on decades of absence, with one child recounting dreams of a parent walking...

Adam Mockler, a 23-year-old political media figure, discussed why Republicans dominated the online attention economy during the 2024 election cycle while Democrats struggled to compete, according to an interview with VICE News. The analysis argues Democrats' risk-averse media strategy, particularly Kamala Harris's campaign approach, contributed...

The Trump administration and wider MAGA movement have identified declining U.S. birthrates as a policy concern, attributing the trend to women's higher education, career advancement, and the decline of the nuclear family structure. The average American woman now gives birth to 1.6 children, down from...

PBS NewsHour reported on September 2, 2026, that Iran launched additional strikes in retaliation for U.S. attacks, with the U.S. and Iran exchanging strikes amid Iranian targeting of Gulf allies. The broadcast also featured an attorney representing a whistleblower who alleges the U.S. Postal Service...

Allie Miller, CEO of Open Machine, told Yahoo Finance that employees who become proficient with AI tools will outpace those who don't in the workplace. Miller recommended that companies incentivize, inspire, and motivate their workforces to adopt AI capabilities, framing AI competency as a competitive...

According to DW News, an Indonesian man who previously hunted birds for income has shifted to protecting bird nests as a conservationist after a single pivotal personal realization prompted him to reconsider his livelihood.

Iran said a U.S. bombardment killed 18 people and injured more than 100, according to BBC News reporting on statements from Iranian authorities. Iran accused the U.S. of committing a war crime by striking a wedding in the city of Kuhestak, killing four people including...

According to CNN correspondent Isobel Yeung's reporting, the Trump administration is deporting immigrants to third countries with which they have no ties, including the Central African Republic. Yeung traveled to the CAR and documented cases of immigrants who had previously been granted deportation protections because...

Two Australian families — the Iyer and Sharma families — are waiting for updates on relatives who went missing in the Himalayas during flooding in Nepal. The families have tracked their loved ones' last known locations and hold hope that the missing persons escaped the...

A comedy segment examining the case of an NFL impostor who allegedly scammed 26 women. The performance explores the details and absurdities of the deception scheme.

Ray Hadley, a prominent Sydney broadcaster, testified at the criminal trial of Alan Jones on September 2, 2026, recounting a 30-minute conversation with one of Jones's accusers who alleges Jones sexually touched and kissed him without consent. Jones faces 22 criminal charges and has pleaded...

U.S. Senator Ed Markey, 80, secured the Democratic nomination in Massachusetts' Senate primary, defeating U.S. Representative Seth Moulton, 47, who campaigned on generational change. Markey's victory allows him to pursue a third term as the incumbent progressive senator.

A fire broke out in a Kyiv building following a Russian military strike on September 1, 2026, part of the sixth consecutive night of aerial bombardment on Ukraine's capital, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service, which reported crews working to extinguish the blaze. At least...

Sudan's military forces have retaken a strategically important road, according to Al Jazeera reporting, as the ongoing civil war continues to displace large civilian populations and leave settlements abandoned. The retaking of this road marks a tactical shift in the conflict between the Sudanese Armed...

Tens of thousands of Palestinian students in occupied East Jerusalem did not return to school on the first day of the academic year due to a dispute over curriculum content and disagreements over teacher permits between Palestinian authorities and Israeli officials. Palestinian parents have accused...

France's constitutional council on September 1, 2026, struck down the centerpiece of a new law banning social media for children under 15, but upheld an extension of an existing phone ban to high schoolers as the school year began, France 24 reports. According to France...

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial reported they cannot reach a unanimous verdict, prompting the judge to order them to continue deliberating. Clancy is accused in the deaths of her three children in Cohasset, Massachusetts.

According to NPR, Meta has reached a settlement with state attorneys general over allegations that its products, including Instagram, are addictive and harmful to children. The deal is among the largest ever struck by a U.S. company against a tech platform, NPR reports, and follows...

A devastating flash flood struck Nepal on Wednesday, killing more than 600 people with at least 2,426 others missing, according to Nepal's disaster management authority. Rescue operations entered their fourth day with emergency teams searching for survivors, including at least 517 foreign nationals whose families...