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Trump questions election integrity and lettuce supplier investigated over diarrhea bug: Morning Rundown

In today’s newsletter: Trump casts doubt on election integrity ahead of midterms. Wildfire smoke blankets the Midwest and northeast. And an iceberg lettuce supplier is investigated over the cyclosporiasis outbreak. Here’s what to know today. Trump sows doubt about election integrity four months out from the midterms President Donald Trump revived false claims about the

U.S. Representative Questions FIFA President About Contacts with Trump

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Jon Stewart Questions Why Media Won’t Call Trump on His ‘Constant Bullshit’

The host recounted how the president left an interview on Meet the Press because he didn't like the question...

Dan Burn questions whether Elliot Anderson would be England starter if he’d stayed at Newcastle United

Dan Burn has been talking about Elliot Anderson. The Newcastle United defender put up by England to speak to the media. Dan Burn asked about his fellow Geordie and England colleague. “He is very composed and nothing really seems to faze Elliot from what I have seen. From him coming through as a kid, training

5 questions about the drop in Affordable Care Act health insurance enrollment

1. How many people lost Affordable Care Act health insurance coverage, and when did this happen? About 3 million fewer people were enrolled in Affordable Care Act health insurance plans in February 2026 compared to February 2025, a 13% drop from 22.1 million to 19.2 million. The decline became visible after a nonpayment grace period

Canada’s questions for the Artemis II crew

The Artemis II crew (Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, Jeremy Hansen) meets up with CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault in Montreal to answer questions from Canadians about their historic million-kilometre mission around the moon...

Consent questions raised at data privacy bill hearing

Data privacy legislation put forward by House Republicans is friendly to businesses, Republicans and Democrats agree; whether or not that’s a good thing depends on which side of the aisle members sit on. Republicans say the legislation would provide clarity for businesses and uniform protections for consumers around the country. Democrats say the bill would

5 questions about Samsung discontinuing its Messages app

Don’t miss the full story, whose reporting from The Associated Press is the basis of this artificial intelligence-assisted article. 1. What is happening to Samsung Messages? Samsung is discontinuing its Samsung Messages texting app in July, according to an end-of-service announcement on its U.S. support website. Users of newer devices can no longer download the

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Al Gore has a surprisingly calm take on the AI data center backlash

Al Gore has spent more than two decades as one of the most recognizable voices in the climate movement, so when he talks about AI, it’s worth paying attention to what he considers truly scary. And it isn’t what has people protesting data centers in the streets. In an interview with TechCrunch this week alongside

Arcee AI built Trinity for about $20m, and investors now value it at $1bn+

“Organizations should not have to choose between the capabilities of a frontier model and the ability to control the technology at the center of their work,” said Mark McQuade, co-founder and chief executive of Arcee AI. The San Francisco company builds open-weight AI models. It has raised a Series B round that values it at

Tech companies under fire as Europe proposes social media ban for under-15s

Sergii Figurnyi - stock.adobe.co European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says technology platforms will have to prove they are safe before children can access them By Bill Goodwin, Investigations Editor Published: 16 Sep 2026 17:00 Children under 15 in Europe will be prohibited from having unsupervised social media accounts, along with new demands for

The problem with streaming — and the case for physical media | Tom Rizzuto

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