Record-Late Match In U.S. Open. What You Need To Know - September 9

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Ben Shelton beat defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in the latest-ending match in U.S. Open history; one of the hardest math problems may have been solved with help from OpenAI; the U.S. and Iran continue trading strikes as gas prices climb; President Donald Trump has banned imports of some Canadian dairy products, motorcycles and most alcohol while expanding tariffs on other Canadian goods; Israel is responding after Britain banned trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank and accused members of the Israeli government of enabling ethnic cleansing of Palestinians; investigators have new clues about why an Amazon cargo jet overshot a Miami airport runway by 1,300 feet, killing five people; jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial are revealing how close they came to reaching a verdict; the NFL season kicks off tonight with the Patriots facing the Seahawks in Seattle; and Nintendo is bringing back "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time," rebuilt for the Switch 2. -- Watch more episodes of

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