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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Full HORROR’: Dem on THOUSANDS to lose healthcare with new Trump admin cuts

Rep. Brendan Boyle, ranking member of the House Budget Committee, joins The Weekend to discuss the Trump administration’s new plans to slash healthcare benefits to hundreds of thousands of Americans, citing fraud, and much more. #Healthcare #ACA #Corruption

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - This administration is ‘grasping at straws': SCOTUS clears path for Trump voter database

The Supreme Court ruled that states can use a controversial federal database called Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements to check the citizenship of millions of Americans on the voter rolls. President and CEO of Democracy Forward, Skye Perryman, and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori join “The Weekend” to discuss.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘How far will this president go': Trump continues his hostile dispute with the free press

CNN announced last night that the White House is barring the network from flying on Air Force One as part of the White House TV press pool when Trump travels to Tennessee to attend a college football game. This comes after a federal judge ordered the administration to restore White House press access, at least temporarily, to MS NOW, CNN, and Politico. MS NOW White House reporter Akayla Gardner and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori join “The Weekend” to discuss.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Senate showdowns, blue waves, Trump corruption & more | Enten roundup

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten runs the numbers, from voters' perception on Trump's approach to corruption to trust in Democrats on handling inflation. 0:00 The Senate Showdown 3:04 Voter perception of Trump on corruption 5:29 Democrats are trusted more on inflation 7:49 Trump has his highest 'strongly disapprove' number on record Watch Harry’s show, 'The Enten Scale', on CNN: https://cnn.it/4rXUcHz #Midterms #Election #News

AXIOS (Marc Caputo) - GOP election outlook goes from bad to "craptastic"

President Trump told voters to pretend he's on the ballot. Apparently they're listening: Republicans coast to coast are getting pulled under by a violent undertow fueled by Trump's unpopularity. Why it matters: It's looked bad for Republicans all year, but this week felt different — like the political environment was disintegrating in real time, one ominous data point after another. - Most worrisome for the GOP, there's virtually no chance the war ends, inflation cools, interest rates fall, consumer confidence rises, and economic optimism surges before the Nov. 3 election. - That's why Republicans fear the undertow imperils so many candidates once deemed safe. The big picture: Predicting election outcomes is a risky business, but it…

What specific actions have Republican incumbents in Iowa taken regarding foreign policy?
Two House Republicans in Iowa have switched their positions to support a war powers resolution on Iran, and Sen. Chuck Grassley and Rep. Ashley Hinson are demanding restrictions on diesel exports.
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Which historical election does a consultant compare the current political environment to?
A consultant compared the current environment to the second midterm election of President George W. Bush's tenure in 2006, during the Iraq war and the response to Hurricane Katrina, when Republicans lost control of both chambers.
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How did Charlie Cook describe President Trump's political standing over the last 90 days?
Charlie Cook stated that over the last 90 days, President Trump's political standing transitioned from very unpopular to toxic and now to radioactive.
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What is House Majority Leader Steve Scalise's outlook on the Republican House seat count?
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) expressed low expectations, stating Republicans might be able to get 225 House seats, whereas 218 is required for a majority.
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AXIOS (Ben Berkowitz) - U.S. and China agree to "super intelligence" dialogue amid AI tensions

The U.S. and China have agreed to set up a dialogue on artificial intelligence , with a communications channel to help defuse serious incidents, the White House said overnight. Why it matters: President Trump has said the main thing that matters in the AI race is beating China — but the pact acknowledges that they're serious competition, too. Driving the news: The White House released a fact sheet late Friday night with outcomes from Trump's summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. - The two sides agreed to refer to AI as "super intelligence" or "SI," the White House said — Trump's new and preferred term for the technology. - They will create a "U.S.-China Super Intelligence (SI) Dialogue" to meet on "risks and benefits related to SI,"…

How does the new bilateral communication channel for SI incidents compare to historical diplomatic tools?
Some have likened the communication channel to a Cold War-era "red telephone" between the two nations.
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Which U.S. official focused on creating the bilateral communication channel during pre-summit meetings with Chinese officials?
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent focused on creating the communication channel during pre-summit meetings held last weekend.
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When is the next meeting of the U.S.-China Super Intelligence (SI) Dialogue scheduled to occur?
The next meeting for the dialogue is expected to take place by November.
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What is the new terminology the U.S. and China will use to refer to artificial intelligence according to the White House?
The two sides have agreed to refer to AI as "super intelligence" or "SI," which is President Trump's new and preferred term for the technology.
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AXIOS (Ben Berkowitz) - U.S., China reach $30 billion tariff deal after Trump-Xi summit

The U.S. and China have reached a deal to lower tariffs on $30 billion of "non-sensitive goods" as part of a trade package agreed at this week's summit between President Trump and Xi Jinping, the White House said. Why it matters: Such a deal would mark a thaw in the trade war that engulfed the two countries last year. - As laid out by the White House, it would also potentially lower prices on a variety of consumer goods where American shoppers have felt the pinch of inflation. How it works: The Trump administration said China would lower its tariffs on some agricultural goods and seafood, wood products, cosmetics, and medical devices. - The U.S. will cut tariffs on small appliances, toys, holiday decorations, and kids' car seats.…

What remains an area of uncertainty regarding the trade dispute according to the White House fact sheet?
The fact sheet was vague on the fate of crucial rare earth minerals; the White House noted that the U.S. and China are continuing to work on concerns regarding supply chain shortages related to rare earths and other critical minerals to ensure shipment levels return to appropriate levels.
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What are the specific coal import commitments made by China for the years 2027 and 2028?
The White House stated that China would import 10 million metric tons of U.S. coal in 2027 and again in 2028.
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Which consumer goods will see tariff cuts from the United States as part of the trade deal?
The United States will cut tariffs on small appliances, toys, holiday decorations, and kids' car seats.
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According to the White House, which specific products will China lower its tariffs on under this new agreement?
China will lower its tariffs on certain agricultural goods and seafood, wood products, cosmetics, and medical devices.
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YOUTUBE (CNN) - Russian drone hits Kyiv office

Footage from September 25th shows a Russian drone hitting an office building in Kyiv whilst several bystanders witness the strike. On Friday, President Volodymyr Zelensky offered his condolences to those affected by a series of daytime Russian drone attacks on the Ukrainian capital, where seven civilians including a teenager were killed and 57 more injured, according to the mayor.

ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - WATCH: Dolly Parton Day celebrated by millions across America

Sept. 25, 9/25, is a nod to Dolly's iconic hit, "9 to 5." David Muir shares how Americans across the country are celebrating the music icon.

Which music icon is the subject of the celebration mentioned in the headline?
The music icon being celebrated is Dolly Parton.
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What event was being celebrated on September 25 according to the report?
Dolly Parton Day was celebrated by millions across America on September 25. This date serves as a nod to Dolly Parton's iconic hit song, "9 to 5".
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