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The Daily Brief

Everything you need to know today

A cargo plane crash in Miami, a restricted zone near the Strait of Hormuz, an election jolt in Germany, and a jittery start to the trading week: here is your Tuesday briefing.

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America

Amazon cargo jet overshoots runway in Miami, killing five An Amazon-operated Boeing 767 cargo plane ran off the end of a runway at Miami International Airport, killing at least five people and injuring five more, and federal investigators are now trying to piece together why. Full story → · 4 sources

World

Iran announces restricted zone near the Strait of Hormuz as oil prices climb A senior Iranian security official said Iran will declare a restricted zone in waters beyond the Strait of Hormuz, and separately signaled progress on an Oman-brokered arrangement to keep shipping traffic moving, as oil prices rise on Middle East tensions. Full story → · 4 sources

Germany's AfD scores a historic result in Saxony-Anhalt state election The nationalist Alternative for Germany party won a landslide result in the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, a historic showing that falls short of an outright majority but adds new pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz's coalition. Full story → · 4 sources

EU unveils roughly $232 million partnership package for Greenland The European Union announced a new investment and partnership package worth more than 200 million dollars for Greenland, part of a broader effort to deepen ties with the Arctic territory as international attention on the region has grown this year. Full story → · 3 sources

Politics

Government funding secured through December as midterm primary season heats up A temporary funding bill signed by President Trump earlier this month keeps federal agencies open through December 11, and New Hampshire voters head to the polls today in one of the year's marquee midterm primaries. Full story → · 4 sources

Markets

Wall Street opens the week on edge as oil prices climb and inflation data looms US stock futures fell as trading resumed after the Labor Day holiday, with rising oil prices and anticipation of fresh inflation data and Oracle's earnings keeping investors cautious. Full story → · 4 sources

Business

Federal Reserve faces a harder call on rates after strong jobs report The Federal Reserve's decision at its meeting later this month has become less clear-cut, as a surprisingly strong August jobs report collides with fresh inflation worries from rising oil prices. Full story → · 3 sources

Technology

AI-driven rally lifts Asian chip and tech stocks Chip and technology stocks across South Korea, Japan, and Australia posted broad gains this week, led by Samsung, SK Hynix, SoftBank, and Advantest, as demand tied to artificial intelligence continues to lift the sector. Full story → · 2 sources