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How 16 undecided voters are weighing their 2026 election options Original

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By Bridget Bowman Verified, Sarah Sternhagen, Hallie Jackson Verified
| NBC News Verified
Oct. 1, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT James Morton isn’t sure which party he’s going to support in November’s elections, and he doesn’t like his options.
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Why Burger King is embracing the ‘beef wars,’ despite soaring costs

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By Allie Canal Verified, Hallie Jackson Verified
| NBC News Verified
Why Burger King is embracing the ‘beef wars,’ despite soaring costs Record beef prices are squeezing restaurant margins. But Burger King is still betting on burgers, even as competitors turn to chicken.
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How Burger King is preparing for the GLP-1 revolution Original

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By Grace Thomas, Hallie Jackson Verified
| NBC News Verified
July 19, 2026, 7:01 PM EDT As weight loss drugs reshape how Americans eat, Burger King is gearing up for a future where customers still want fast food — just less of it. “My impulse has always been that this GLP-1 movement is going to have a profound impact on the industry,” Burger King’s president of U.S. and Canada, Tom Curtis, said in an interview in Miami for NBC’s “Business in America” franchise.
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