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The United States designated Palestine Action a specially designated global terrorist organization and imposed sanctions on it along with Masar Badil and Autistici/Inventati. The designations follow the United Kingdom's July ban on Palestine Action. Official statements described the groups as violent far-left entities, while a co-founder of Palestine Action called the sanctions a signal for the UK to lift its ban.

A 50% tariff on approximately $20 billion of Canadian imports took effect on Saturday following the collapse of US-Canada trade talks last week. Canada plans to announce retaliatory tariffs on Tuesday, with Prime Minister Mark Carney indicating a preference for targeted measures. President Trump stated on Truth Social that Canadian leaders should comply or face worse consequences.

President Trump announced 50% tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks, automotive parts, and steel beginning January 1, 2027, after bilateral trade talks collapsed. Ontario Premier Doug Ford responded with threats to restrict electricity and critical minerals exports, while Prime Minister Mark Carney announced matching Canadian retaliatory tariffs. Multiple outlets report the sequence of events with variations on tariff scope and trade deficit figures.

Multiple US states have announced a proposed settlement with Meta over claims related to social media addiction among minors. The agreement includes payments spread over ten years and requires judicial approval. Disputed elements include the exact total amount and the number of participating states or attorneys general.

A tornado hit the village of Pomas in southern France, injuring dozens of residents with two in critical condition and leaving over 1,400 homes without electricity. Supported reports confirm the event and basic impacts while multiple details remain unverified. Broader claims about scale, response, and context vary by source.

Canada will impose tariffs on more than 700 US products beginning September 8, including 50 percent duties on steel and aluminum. The measures follow the collapse of US-Canada trade talks and US tariffs of 50 percent on $20 billion of Canadian imports. Ottawa also announced a $7.5 billion business support package while stating the response matches US actions dollar for dollar.