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Oil rises as concerns over Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia eclipse supply recovery, botched Tennessee execution draws scrutiny of lethal injection drugs, and are Americans done hosting.

Dr. Michael Crane from Mount Sinai Health System takes a look at the health impacts of 9/1, 25 years later.

Financial Advisor Ken Mahoney joined America's First News to help explain the new "Saver's Match" benefit.

Why aren't American's attitudes lining up with the reality of the economy? Medora Lee from USA Today has the story.

How does something like the botched Tennessee execution happen? Deborah Denno from Fordham University gives us a look.

President Trump says US bombers moved from UK due to threats, the American consumer is crashing through inflation and driving growth, and Long Island student ends teacher's 25-year challenge with perfect Regents score.

Why the FlyDubai suspect never should have been allowed to be in the cockpit, what to watch in the Supreme Court's new term and how to get the best deals on holiday travel and beyond.

More details emerge in the alleged Cornell rape case, the botched execution in Tennessee and the FlyDubai flight incident. Plus, how AI could affect the midterm elections and how diesel prices could hit your Thanksgiving dinner table.

AI safety's false choice, what are the risks associated with stopping a GLP-1, and for the love of god, please put on headphones.

Tennessee fails to execute inmate after 2 lethal injections, Pilot-on-pilot stabbing forces emergency landing of Israel-bound plane, and this shelter dog in a backpack at Starbucks was adopted almost on the spot.

Buffets have to go above and beyond if they want to survive in a post-pandemic world. Heather Haddon from the Wall Street Journal explains.

The rush to lead the world in AI is running up against a push for more oversight. Madison Mills from Axios has the story.

New polls have Democrats thinking big on Senate. Caroline Vakil from The Hill takes us behind the headline.

Trump, AI CEOs sign voluntary safety pact, back data center expansion, texts about alleged Cornell gang-rape released after investigation reopened, and drivers in these 10 states spend the most to own a car.

What will it take to end the war in Iran? Vali Nasr, Johns Hopkins University, takes us behind the headline.

Are you ready for the changes to Medicare? Medicare Planner Eli Feuer helps you with a plan of attack.

Are U.S. bases abroad vulnerable to attack? Rich Kolko, retired U.S. Navy Commander, joined America's First News with a look.

US, Iran separately talk with mediators in latest bid to end war, are U.S. bases abroad vulnerable to attack, and the MLB team upending everything you thought you knew about batting orders.

Medora Lee from USA Today breaks down why candidates won't be able to duck questions about Social Security. 

The House is heading into lame-duck headwinds as the end of the year approaches. Mike Lillis from The Hill has the story.

Inmates are scamming families across America. Joe Barrett from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind thew headline. 

5 men arrested near a U.K. air base used by U.S. forces on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act, Trump expects talks with Iran to resume this week after rejecting proposal, and buying a home in late September could save you $14,000.

How vulnerable is the nation's air traffic control infrastructure, Gen Z is ghosting people over dating debt, and eating dinner with your family in the buff.

What are the risks associated with stopping a GLP-1? Dr. Michael Weintraub, NYU Langone, gives us a look.

Gym bros are underestimating just how hard Pilates is. Jamie Waters from the Wall Street Journal breaks down his Pilates journey.