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CNN's Dana Bash lays out the stakes of Trump's White House media ban

Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were allowed back into the White House on Thursday roughly 10 hours after a federal judge temporarily reinstated their press credentials.But the legal fight over President Donald Trump’s attempt to ban the three outlets from the grounds may continue over the next few weeks at least.Judge Timothy Kelly’s 1 a.m. ET temporary restraining order blocking Trump’s ban on the three outlets only is scheduled to last 14 days.Kelly will entertain a request from the media organizations to issue a longer-term order. Questions remain about the ability to of CN

Dozens of delegates walk out of UN hall at start of Netanyahu speech

Argentina economic activity dips 1.4% in July

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Argentina’s poverty rate rises above 30% under President Milei, reversing recent decline

Argentina’s poverty rate jumped to 32.3% in the first half of 2026, official data showed Thursday, as incomes failed to keep pace with the rising cost of basic goods, a setback for libertarian President Javier Milei little more than a year before he seeks reelection. The national statistics agency, known as INDEC, reported that the share of Argentines living below the poverty line jumped four percentage points from 28.2% in the second half of 2025. Extreme poverty, or indigence, rose from 6.3% to 7.5%. The reversal comes after Milei repeatedly touted declining po

Anthropic signs $11.6 billion cloud deal with Akamai, gets warrant for up to 5% stake

Costco beats quarterly sales estimates on resilient demand for essentials

Mother of man wounded by ICE in Texas describes video call moments after shooting

By Keren Torres , Julia Harte and Kristina CookeBARQUISIMETO, Venezuela, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The last time Wilber Rafael Garces Perez's mother heard his voice was on Sunday afternoon, moments after he had been shot by a federal immigration agent in his car in Austin, Texas, she told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday. "They crashed into my car and shot me," Flor Perez recalled her son telling her over a video call as she tried to calm him down from her home in Venezuela. Then she saw an officer pulling her son out of the vehicle by his arm.Four days later, Garces Perez, 28, remains in dete

Trump and Xi agreed to support each other in hosting APEC, G20 summits, Xinhua reports

Four takeaways from Trump's summit with Xi in Washington

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Not everyone thinks AI will kill us all

When AI company Hugging Face was hacked by a swarm of rogue OpenAI agents who had escaped their testing environment, the company’s CEO had many things to say.He called it an unprecedented event – “day one for cybersecurity in the age of agents.”But here’s one thing he didn’t say: The hack is a sign AI is going to be able to eventually wipe out humanity.Clement Delangue doesn’t buy into the doomer hype that’s gone viral in recent weeks, even as the victim of likely the most sophisticated AI agent-powered attack (that we know of). He scoffed at former Anthropic researcher Jacob C

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What we know after officials say ICE detained a US citizen and left him injured in Chicago suburb

Days after local police said Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents detained a US citizen in Evanston, Illinois, and left him injured on the ground, questions are swirling about what happened during the targeted enforcement operation gone awry — and the circumstances under which federal immigration officers can detain people.The Evanston Police Department said the man, whom police have identified only as an Evanston resident, resembled someone federal agents were seeking. The Department of Homeland Security said in a statement the man “was given lawful commands but was not cooperative

Hurricane Polo fuels fears of landslides in Mexico's southwest as Nolo closes in on Hawaii

Republican former state lawmaker vows he’ll ‘never’ support Paxton in new ad as Texas Senate race heats up

What Trump’s Greenland deal could realistically change

The Greenland deal signed by President Donald Trump on Tuesday after months of threats appears to make small changes to a 1951 treaty that frames the US military’s footprint on the self-governing territory, according to experts, keeping non-NATO countries out and permitting a small uptick in US forces.Trump had threatened to forcibly take Greenland if he did not find a deal to his liking, with European nations sending troops to the territory as tensions simmered.The agreement between the US, Denmark, and Greenland serves as a supplement to the 70-year-old defense treaty that gave the US perm

Judge orders Texas to have air conditioning at all prisons by end of 2029

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Texas to install air conditioning in all of its prisons by the end of 2029, saying that inmates in lockups without it are being given punishments that violate their constitutional rights. The ruling was hailed as a major victory by advocates who have fought for years for air conditioning in prisons across Texas, where summer heat routinely soars above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman said in the 150-page order that the Texas Department of Criminal Justice must immediately begin develo

Missouri’s embattled, Trump-backed congressional map returns to Supreme Court for a third time

President Trump’s money managers made more than 1,100 trades in July

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Trump is giving China's Xi a warm welcome. But criticism is loud on Capitol Hill

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington is getting a much chillier reception on Capitol Hill than at the White House as lawmakers from both parties use the visit to denounce China's actions on the world stage. Lawmakers have long found little downside to taking a hawkish tone on China, but the U.S.'s war with Iran has inflamed tensions as U.S. officials accuse China of propping up Iran's economy and supplying its military with components and intelligence, endangering U.S. service members in the Middle East. In speeches, letters, press conferences and he

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Israel's Netanyahu, at UN, calls accusations of genocide in Gaza 'the biggest lie of the century'

Lashing out at his country's critics, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu angrily dismissed allegations of Israeli genocide in Gaza as “the biggest lie of the century” in a defiant speech to the U.N. General Assembly that asserted his nation’s right to wage war against Iran. Scores of delegates trooped out of the hall in protest. Netanyahu addressed the plenum after days of speeches by world leaders condemning Israel's war in Gaza and accusing him of orchestrating a genocide against the Palestinian people. At times, the Israeli leader, facing a tough ra

Judge blocks Trump's White House media ban, orders access to be restored

First baby born on remote Scottish island in more than 30 years

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10-year Treasury yield hits 5.1% for first time in 19 years

The 10-year US Treasury yield surged Wednesday to reclaim its highest level in nearly two decades after new data depicted strong business activity and intensifying inflation concerns.The 10-year yield surged 15 basis points to 5.11%, a fresh high for this year and the highest level since 2007.The key yield helps set borrowing costs across the economy. As the yield rises, that pushes up the cost of mortgages, auto loans and business loans.Yields rise when bond prices fall. Yields have surged this year as traders assess the path of inflation and the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate, a

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Trump's White House media ban faces long odds in court, legal experts say

US President Donald Trump’s move to ban several news outlets from the White House over his dislike of their coverage likely runs afoul of US legal prohibitions against viewpoint discrimination by the government, four legal experts told Reuters.Trump’s announcement on Friday that he would ban CNN, MSNOW and Politico for reporting what he deemed “FAKE NEWS” was the latest move by his administration to curtail press access, part of the Republican president’s wider pressure campaign against news coverage he dislikes. Trump said on Saturday that he might ban other outlets as well. The

Trump administration tells Congress it will admit 17,500 white South African refugees in 2027

Iran, US still far apart in peace talks, Iranian official says; Pezeshkian vows no surrender

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California Supreme Court orders Riverside County sheriff to return 650,000 seized ballots

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Mortgage rates top 7%, dealing a further blow to the frozen housing market

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Starbucks is closing hundreds of locations

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‘Extreme concern’ over first known AI hack of a government system

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3 US news outlets return to White House after judge orders Trump to lift ban

Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico returned to the White House hours after a federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s ban of the three news outlets

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At UN, Netanyahu defends Israel as delegates walk out

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mounted a forceful defense of Israel's actions in the region at the UN on Thursday, seeking to

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First known AI hack of a government system

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Judge lifts White House access ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico

A federal court ruled that the White House must reinstate journalists from CNN, MS Now, and Politico after finding the administration’s restrictions conflicted with longstanding legal precedent. The decision is being hailed as a major victory for press freedom, though appeals and further clashes over media access could still lie ahead. CNN’s media correspondent Brian Stelter has more.

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‘Makes very little economic sense’: Ex-Trump energy secretary warns Trump against diesel export ban

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Global bond sell-off deepens, sending borrowing costs higher around the world

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From LA to Scottsdale: The Founder Behind AdDynamix Is Building the Bridge Between AI and Business Tools

An LA digital advertising veteran of 28 years has moved to Scottsdale and is building what he calls the missing piece between business software and the AI assistants people now use every day. SCOTTSDALE, AZ. When Benoit Pecqueur talks about his latest company, he sounds less like a founder pitching a product and more like an operator who got tired of watching the same problem repeat itself. “Most small business owners are watching the AI revolution from the sidelines,” he says. “Not because they don’t want it. Because their tools don’t talk to ChatGPT or Claude. Their accountant still pulls