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Democratic Governor Janet Mills of Maine announced her Senate bid against Republican Senator Susan Collins, backed by Democratic leader Chuck Schumer. Mills, a two-term governor, called herself ‘battle tested’ in an interview.
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President Donald Trump suggested he could legally invoke the Insurrection Act to combat violent crime in Chicago, accusing Illinois Governor JB Pritzker of failing to address the crisis. He claimed that the Insurrection Act has been used by approximately half of all U.S. presidents and is not subject to legal challenge, despite recent court decisions…
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General Motors has announced it will lower its earnings by $1.6 billion due to declining EV sales, primarily affecting its asset values. The company’s financial health is under strain as the EV market slowdown impacts its strategies.
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Ukraine’s President Zelensky plans to visit the U.S. to secure missile purchases, despite Russia’s resistance to Trump’s mediation. The delegation will discuss deals for American weapons targeting Russia and defending Ukraine against air strikes.
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The World Steel Association forecasts stable global steel demand in 2025, maintaining the 2024 level of 1.7 billion tonnes, following a 1.6% decline in 2023. The organization projects a 1.3% increase in steel demand for 2026.
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The EU is considering using profits from frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s reconstruction, but has not proposed a similar mechanism for Gaza, which faces severe devastation. The ongoing ceasefire agreement does not address potential responsibilities of the Israeli government for reconstruction.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron engaged in an unusually lengthy handshake lasting 26 seconds during a meeting in Egypt, marking the peace deal between Israel and Hamas that Trump brokered. The handshake began with a traditional grip but devolved into an arm-wrestling-like hold, with Trump briefly holding both Macron and his…
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Dorothee Elmiger, a celebrated young Swiss writer, has been awarded the 2025 German Book Prize for her novel ‘The Dutch Women,’ a work that has been praised for its nightmarish exploration of the jungle. Already recognized as one of the most promising young writers in Switzerland, Elmiger’s win marks a significant literary milestone.
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Brice Turang of the Milwaukee Brewers drew intense backlash on social media after moving out of the way of a breaking ball in the ninth inning of Game 1 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. While critics called the move a lack of common sense, manager Pat Murphy defended Turang, highlighting the instinctive nature of reacting…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for international support in providing air defense systems to Ukraine, emphasizing that partner countries must enable Ukraine to counter Russian strikes. He highlighted the need for the global community to pressure Moscow into meaningful negotiations.
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Russia’s domestic intelligence agency alleges that exiled tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky has ties to an anti-war group, suggesting a plot to seize power. The investigation also includes 20 other prominent dissidents, highlighting the growing pressure on political opponents in the country….
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Russian airstrikes hit a Ukrainian hospital in Kharkiv, injuring six patients. Trump threatens to engage with Putin over supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles, highlighting the potential for military escalation.
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Google has announced a $15 billion investment in India to build a major AI data center, which is set to become the largest AI hub for the company outside the US. This strategic move underscores Google’s commitment to expanding its technological infrastructure and AI capabilities in the South Asian market.
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Google has announced a $15 billion investment in India to establish its largest artificial intelligence research and development center outside of the United States. This move underscores Google’s growing interest in the Indian market, which has become a key player in the global technology landscape.
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Cody Balmer pleaded guilty to charges including attempted murder and terrorism after setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s mansion while the governor and his family were asleep. Authorities confirmed that Balmer admitted to harboring hatred toward Shapiro, citing his policies on Palestinians as the motive.
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The Philippines has been named the guest of honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair, marking a significant milestone in the country’s literary journey. This recognition underscores the growing international acclaim for Filipino literature, which has been gaining traction in recent years.
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In northern Gaza, Israeli troops opened fire on several suspects who crossed a boundary established under the ceasefire agreement. The IDF claims the suspects violated the ceasefire by approaching troops, prompting the use of force to neutralize the threat.
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Russian forces conducted over 500 airstrikes on 14 settlements in the Zaporizhia region within a 24-hour period, according to Ivan Fedorov, head of the regional military administration. The attacks have raised concerns about the intensity of the conflict and its potential impact on civilian populations and infrastructure.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has called on U.S. President Donald Trump to increase pressure on Putin to end the war in Ukraine, citing Trump’s recent mediation success in the Gaza Strip as a potential model.
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The Trump administration has agreed to provide Argentina with a $20 billion financial aid package as part of a broader effort to stabilize the country’s economy. This decision follows a series of difficult negotiations between the two nations, with Argentina seeking to secure the funds to address its current account deficit and stabilize its currency.
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Pastor Corey Brooks, on his $25 million fundraising walk across America, found unity and diversity at Lancaster Central Market. The oldest continuously operating farmers’ market in the U.S., this place symbolizes the American Dream and showcases people from all backgrounds working together, emphasizing pride and community over politics.
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The House GOP accuses Democrats of undermining U.S. healthcare during the government shutdown, criticizing their counter-proposal for reversing Medicaid reforms. The shutdown has stalled for over a week, with Republicans pushing for a short-term funding extension and Democrats demanding healthcare reforms.
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Hackers have claimed to have stolen 989 million customer records from 39 major companies, including Qantas Airways Limited and Vietnam Airlines. The hackers, who call themselves ‘Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters,’ are demanding a negotiation with Salesforce and the affected companies before October 10, 2025, and have already released data from six of the targeted firms.
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Following the release of hostages and an agreement to a cease-fire, Hamas faces the challenge of fully disarming. A Hamas gunman was captured during the handover of Israeli hostages in Deir al Balah, southern Gaza, underscoring the fragile state of the ceasefire and the deep-rooted tensions in the region.
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In response to TIME magazine’s cover celebrating his role in the Gaza ceasefire deal, Trump called the image ‘the Worst of All Time,’ criticizing the portrayal of his hair and a floating crown-like object. The ceasefire agreement, endorsed in Egypt, aims to halt hostilities following the October 7, 2023 Hamas incursion.
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The article profiles Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, highlighting his efforts to solidify support and maintain momentum amid his unexpected rise in the Democratic primary. The piece focuses on his work in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, a key area in his campaign.
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The Supreme Court is considering a Louisiana case that could significantly weaken the Voting Rights Act. This landmark legislation, enacted in 1965, has been crucial in protecting the voting rights of Black Americans.
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The U.S. military’s intensified presence in the Caribbean, including bombing operations against drug-smuggling boats, has prompted traffickers to switch to air transport. This shift is creating new challenges for regional governments and requiring updated counter-narcotics strategies.
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With federal subsidies ending or becoming hard to claim, companies are racing ahead with solar, wind and battery projects. The Little Elk solar project in Elk, Md., is among those owned by CleanCapital, a company that develops and operates solar and battery storage projects around the country.
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Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, is gaining momentum despite skepticism. His campaign highlights progressive policies while facing challenges from within the party.
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San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan downplayed a heated sideline confrontation with receiver Jauan Jennings, calling it an ‘intense’ conversation rather than a significant issue. The incident occurred during the first half of their loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with Jennings suffering from multiple injuries that limited his impact on the field.
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President Donald Trump will award Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously on what would have been his 32nd birthday. Kirk, who was assassinated in September, is celebrated for his dedication to faith, family, and patriotism, with friends and colleagues praising his legacy.
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The EU has postponed a proposed law on online communication to protect children from predators, citing privacy concerns. This decision reflects the ongoing debate over balancing digital safety with individual rights.
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The EU has delayed its plans to implement new child protection laws due to intense debate over how to balance online safety for children with the protection of privacy rights. The proposed legislation aims to combat the growing threat of online sexual predators by giving authorities greater access to digital communications, but this has sparked…
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A blast during an eviction near Verona, Italy, has resulted in three fatalities and 5 injuries. Authorities report that residents in financial distress had threatened to cause an explosion.
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Seoul has cited military threats from North Korea and global instability as major reasons for the move. South Korean authorities are planning to build the country’s first civilian nuclear bunker beneath a public gym, as reported by The Korea Herald.
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An explosion at a farmhouse in Castel d’Azzano, Italy, resulted in the deaths of three military police officers and injured over a dozen others. Officials attributed the incident to a blast that caused the structure to collapse during a police operation.
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The U.S. Navy’s 250th anniversary celebrations were marred by a series of online errors where officials and organizations posted images of foreign warships, including Russian vessels, mistaking them for American military assets. The incident, dubbed the "Hunt for Reds in October" by journalist Dave Brown, highlights growing concerns about professional oversight in public communications, particularly…
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The DSA issued a statement rejecting the ceasefire agreement, accusing Israel of apartheid and occupation and calling for further resistance. Mamdani’s comments, which emphasize the occupation theme, drew swift criticism from his opponents and New York officials.
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The U.S. government shutdown is creating significant concerns over the impact on telehealth services and rural healthcare access. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer warns that the stalemate is jeopardizing healthcare access, particularly for veterans and rural hospitals.
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An adjunct professor at Harvard University has highlighted the growing effects of political tensions between the school and the Trump administration, noting that the university’s research potential is being compromised. Litvak, a mathematician known for his work on reducing healthcare costs, pointed out that the ongoing political conflict has created a distraction that is affecting…
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The U.S. and China have imposed reciprocal port fees as part of their trade war, with the U.S. citing China’s unfair practices in maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors. These actions aim to counter China’s economic dominance and level the playing field in international trade.
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U.S. President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken are attempting to take credit for the groundwork behind President Donald Trump’s historic Gaza peace deal. The piece also covers civil unrest in a Blue City neighborhood, a contentious shutdown battle in Washington, D.C., and a range of other national and international events.
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Inversion Space has unveiled Arc, a reusable reentry vehicle capable of delivering up to 500 pounds of cargo from orbit to any location on Earth in under an hour. This advanced technology has significant potential in emergency response and military operations.
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A federal judge in Alabama has reprimanded and fined Loxley-based attorney James Johnson for using artificial intelligence to draft court filings that contained inaccurate case citations. The judge, U.S. District Judge Terry Moorer, cited numerous instances of similar misconduct across the country and emphasized that basic reprimands and small fines are not sufficient to deter…
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Four men have been arrested in a mass shooting during a homecoming football game in Mississippi, leaving six dead and 20 injured. The FBI and local authorities continue to investigate, with officials urging more arrests.
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Prominent Democrats, including Chuck Schumer and Bill and Hillary Clinton, praised President Trump for his role in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal and the release of the remaining hostages. The agreement, which led to the freedom of all 20 living hostages in the Gaza Strip, was hailed as a significant achievement.
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Maine Governor Janet Mills has entered the Democratic Senate primary against Senator Susan Collins, a race deemed vital for the Democrats’ bid to reclaim Senate majority. The governor’s campaign, backed by Chuck Schumer, faces competition from a young progressive candidate endorsed by Bernie Sanders.
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Israel has identified two deceased hostages returned by Hamas, detailing their causes of death. The IDF confirmed the deaths of Guy Iluz and Bipin Joshi, attributing their deaths to Hamas-related injuries and murder in captivity.
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Scott Brown, a former Trump ambassador, is building a campaign war chest to contest the New Hampshire Senate seat. His fundraising efforts signal the GOP’s focus on flipping a Democratic-held seat.
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Doug Whitney, 76, carries a rare PSEN2 gene mutation that causes early-onset Alzheimer’s but has shown no cognitive decline despite a family history of the disease. Researchers have analyzed his genetic data and brain scans to uncover why he has resisted the genetic fate, finding no buildup of tau protein in his brain, which is…
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President Trump has ordered the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, to combat Antifa, a far-left militant group that has been associated with multiple violent incidents. This decision has sparked controversy, with Democrats and liberal media figures increasingly denying the existence of Antifa.
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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is set to lay off approximately 550 employees, representing about 11% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring initiative. Director Dave Gallagher emphasized that the job cuts are essential for the Lab’s long-term success and adapting to the changing space industry landscape.
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The United States has implemented tariffs of up to 2,5% on imports of softwood lumber, furniture, and kitchen cabinets. These duties are expected to increase construction costs in the country.
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A group of naked cyclists staged a provocative anti-ICE protest in Portland, Oregon, where they rode bicycles without clothing to the city’s immigrant detention center on a rainy Sunday. The protesters, some with slogans written on their bare skin, including ‘No Kings’ and ‘No human being is illegal,’ faced a mix of reactions online, ranging…
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SpaceX has successfully completed its 11th test flight of the Starship vehicle, marking a significant milestone in the company’s efforts to develop a reusable rocket system capable of supporting deep-space missions. This flight is the final step before SpaceX proceeds with test-launching an enhanced version of the rocket designed for extended space travel.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris praised the President for helping to secure the release of Israeli hostages and a ceasefire, but omitted Trump’s name, sparking speculation about her intent. This comes amid ongoing political dynamics as Harris campaigns for the 2024 Democratic nomination.
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Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen praised President Donald Trump’s political resurgence as pivotal in achieving peace and the release of Israeli hostages in the Middle East, drawing parallels to his 2024 campaign appearance at McDonald’s. Thiessen framed Trump’s leadership as a catalyst for peace through victory in the region.
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The Powerball jackpot has reached $273 million, following unclaimed wins that triggered rollovers, including a record-breaking $1.787 billion split in September. A Virginia grandmother donated her $150,000 prize to charity, highlighting the lottery’s role in fostering generosity.
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Republicans are mobilizing a campaign to challenge the Democratic majority on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court, aiming to flip the court’s composition as the state prepares for the November election. The contest for three judicial seats involves retention races where voters will decide the fate of three Democratic justices. The election has drawn substantial attention and funding,…