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White House Special Envoy Steve Witkoff visited an IDF base in northern Gaza on Saturday as the ceasefire with Hamas appeared to hold. Thousands of Palestinians began returning to their homes, indicating potential easing of tensions.
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A Boston police union leader accused pro-Palestinian protesters of luring officers into a ‘gauntlet’ of violence during a protest on Tuesday night, prompting the arrest of 13 individuals. The incident highlighted tensions over the balance between free speech and public safety, as prosecutors upgraded charges against the protesters to felony ‘promotion of anarchy’ following a…
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Networks portray the Trump administration and National Guard as dangerous lawbreakers during deportation efforts, while depicting illegal immigrants as peaceful neighbors. Despite public support for deportation at 54%, media coverage often frames these actions as inhumane or unconstitutional.
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Former FBI Director James Comey has publicly called for a trial on his indictment charges, despite his legal team’s immediate efforts to dismiss the case, highlighting a complex legal and political maneuver. The article suggests that Comey’s actions are part of a broader strategy to shift the narrative and place the focus on President Trump.
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Sony and AMD are collaborating on new GPU technologies for the PS6, featuring Radiance Cores for advanced ray tracing and Universal Compression for improved performance. The Verge reports the PS6 is expected in ‘a few years time,’ with Mark Cerny and Jack Huynh detailing early-stage advancements in graphics tech.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has reinstated Sebastien Lecornu as prime minister, just four days after accepting his resignation from the role. Lecornu had stepped down on Monday, less than a month after first taking office.
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Turkey’s political elite is experiencing a major ideological shift, as calls for a trilateral alliance with Russia and China challenge decades of Western alignment. Bahceli’s proposal marks a departure from traditional Atlanticist policies, reflecting growing frustration with NATO’s perceived limitations.
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First Lady Melania Trump confirmed direct communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin to reunite Ukrainian children with their families. The talks have already led to the reuniting of eight children, with more planned.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled the untested Hwasong-20 ICBM at a military parade, called it the most powerful nuclear weapon, and emphasized strengthening ties with Russia. The parade attracted foreign dignitaries including Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Russia’s former President.
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US President Donald Trump has accused China of becoming ‘very hostile’ by imposing export controls on rare earth elements and other critical minerals. Trump has threatened to retaliate with significant tariff increases and may cancel a scheduled meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in South Korea.
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SonicWall confirmed that all cloud backup users were affected by a breach that exposed encrypted credentials and configuration data. The incident, initially reported as limited, now reveals a broader security vulnerability.
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The U.S. will impose 100% tariffs on Chinese goods starting November 1, 2025, following Beijing’s export controls on strategic minerals. Global stock markets reacted sharply, with major indices falling significantly.
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President Donald Trump expressed gratitude to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the latter’s reaction to the Norwegian Nobel Committee’s decision not to award him the Peace Prize. The committee instead awarded the honor to Venezuelan opposition politician Maria Corina Machado. Putin praised Trump’s efforts in resolving conflicts, including the Middle East and Ukraine, while Trump…
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Belgian police have arrested three men for planning a jihadist-inspired drone attack on Prime Minister Bart De Wever. The suspect’s materials were found near De Wever’s residence.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has faced backlash after failing to blur a Nazi symbol in a YouTube thumbnail for a report showing a Ukrainian fighter with the tattoo, despite blurring it in the aired content. The report featured a member of the 3rd Assault Brigade, a unit linked to the controversial Azov Regiment, which…
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U.S. officials have issued a travel advisory warning of potential terrorist attacks targeting tourist locations and transportation hubs in the Maldives. The advisory, updated on October 7, urges travelers to exercise increased caution due to the risk of sudden attacks.
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First Lady Melania Trump stated that she has maintained an ‘open channel’ with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the reunification of Ukrainian children with their families. She highlighted that eight children were successfully reunited with their families in the past 24 hours as a result of negotiations between her team and Putin’s.
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The Nobel Committee’s choice to award the Peace Prize to Mariana Corina Machado has sparked debate over its ideological implications. While her recognition aligns with the global liberal establishment’s values, it also signals a symbolic jab at Donald Trump’s vision of international relations. This decision underscores the evolving concept of ‘peace’ and the ongoing tensions…
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The Russian government has postponed the planned Arab summit due to low interest from major regional powers such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab, according to Bloomberg. The postponement signals potential tensions in diplomatic relations and highlights the lack of consensus among Arab nations regarding the summit’s objectives.
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Russian low-cost drones are significantly impacting the war in Ukraine, particularly along the M-14 highway where systematic FPV strikes are threatening Kherson’s only reliable connection with the rest of Ukraine. This development underscores the changing nature of modern warfare, where affordable drone technology is playing a crucial role.
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NSO Group, the maker of the controversial Pegasus spyware, is set to be acquired by a group of American investors led by Hollywood producer Robert Simonds. The deal, valued at several tens of millions of dollars, is expected to be signed soon, pending approval from Israel’s Defense Export Control Agency (DECA).
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Russian President Vladimir Putin praised President Donald Trump’s efforts to negotiate peace deals, particularly the Israel-Hamas truce, during a summit in Tajikistan. Putin criticized the Nobel Committee’s past decisions, arguing that these have undermined the prestige of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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A senior Democratic aide has told CNN that the party will not end the US government shutdown unless Republicans meet their demands, with one senior aide telling CNN it would take an airline catastrophe for the party to back down. The shutdown has led to over 9,000 flight delays or cancellations due to a shortage…
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The Fox News Health Newsletter highlights drug-related risks and health insights, including low testosterone warning signs and the potential benefits of common fruits for better sleep.
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The U.S. has deployed CENTCOM troops to monitor the Trump-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, with service members arriving in Israel by Sunday. None of the soldiers will be deployed into Gaza, focusing instead on compliance monitoring.
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The Psk,ov City Court has reinstated house arrest for Lev Shlosberg, an opposition politician, following a ruling that restricted certain activities previously permitted. This move is part of his pending discreditation trial, which could lead to his political exclusion.
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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, dedicating it to President Donald Trump for his support against Maduro. Machado’s recognition reflects ongoing international tensions over Venezuela’s political crisis.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised former U.S. President Donald Trump’s ‘real efforts’ toward peace, while criticizing the Nobel Committee for its decision to award the annual peace prize to individuals he claims have ‘done, nothing for peace.’
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US sanctions on Serbia’s oil company NIS, majority-owned by Russia’s Gazprom Neft, threaten to trigger a national energy crisis as the refinery faces closure by November 1.President Aleksandar Vucic warned that without immediate action, the critical supplier of gasoline and jet fuel risks shutdown, highlighting Serbia’s precarious energy position amid international pressures.
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A Moscow court has ordered the seizure of assets belonging to Maxim Krug, the deputy head of the opposition Yabloko party, pending the outcome of his trial for allegedly spreading false information about the Russian military. The charges against Kruglov, known for his critical stance towards the government, are part of a broader pattern of…
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The EU is facing complications in securing a €175 billion loan for Ukraine via frozen Russian assets. Belgium’s reluctance to assume risks is a major hurdle in the agreement process.
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Barbara Baker, a Tampa bus driver and grandmother, is being hailed as a hero after rescuing a young child who was wandering alone and barefoot on a busy Florida street. She stopped her bus to help the child, who had made his way to the side of the road, and called for help while waiting…
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Ubisoft canceled a planned Post-Civil War Assassin’s Creed game last year, which was set to feature a Black protagonist navigating the Reconstruction era and confronting the Ku Klux Klan. The project was abandoned by the company, reportedly due to concerns over potential controversy and backlash.
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Peruvian lawmakers have voted to remove President Dina Boluarte, citing her failure to address rampant crime and corruption scandals. The impeachment, which occurred without opposition, invoked a constitutional clause of ‘permanent moral incapacity’ to declare the presidency vacant.
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Finasteride, a hair-loss drug, has been linked to a higher risk of suicide, depression, and anxiety in global studies. A Hebrew University researcher calls for its removal from the market after finding that many may have died by suicide from the drug’s side effects.
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Finnish lawmakers will conduct underground training exercises next month to prepare for wartime conditions, citing a perceived threat from Russia. Russia has dismissed Western alarmism over the so-called threat, calling it fearmongering and politically motivated.
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The U.S. Transportation Department is considering banning Chinese airlines from using Russian airspace, claiming it gives them an unfair advantage. The move could affect Air China and other carriers, as Russia closed its skies to Western firms in 2022.
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St. Petersburg police have dismantled a major military recruitment scam involving fraudsters who falsely claimed to have connections with military enlistyment offices. The scammers promised recruits secure contracts in exchange for fees, deceiving unsuspecting individuals. This operation highlights the increasing threat of cybercrime targeting military enlistment processes.
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The White House has accused the Norwegian Nobel Committee of political bias for not awarding the Peace Prize to Donald Trump, instead giving it to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado. Communications Director Steven Cheung claimed the committee prioritized politics over peace, despite Trump’s advocacy for conflict resolution.
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The United Nations Human Rights Council sparked outrage after electing Iranian and Chinese officials as experts, facing condemnation for their alleged human rights abuses. The move has been criticized as a betrayal of principles, with experts highlighting the regimes’ persecution of minorities and repression of free speech.
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Russian air attacks have severely damaged Ukraine’s energy grid, causing power outages in nine regions and leaving parts of Kyiv in darkness. A young boy was among the casualties in the attack.
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Israel’s government has approved an outline of a ceasefire plan in Gaza, including a partial IDF withdrawal and hostage releases. The agreement, announced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office, involves the release of all Israeli hostages and the freeing of 250 Palestinian prisoners and 1,700 detained Gazans.
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Azerbaijan has released an editor from Sputnik, a Russian state-backed news outlet, following accusations by President Vladimir Putin that Russian missiles were responsible for a deadly plane crash. The editor-in-chief of Sputnik Azerbaijan was initially detained and later placed under house arrest, according to the parent organization’s clarification.
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The US Senate approved a $925 billion defense spending bill for fiscal year 2026, extending and boosting Ukraine aid through 2028. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed with a narrow 77-20 vote after weeks of delays caused by disputes over troop pay and government shutdown issues.
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A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Philippines on Friday, resulting in at least two deaths and causing significant damage. Officials reported buildings collapsing, roads cracking, and power outages in affected districts, while tsunami warnings were issued and later withdrawn.
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Archaeologists in Spain’s mountainous Andalusia region have uncovered a trove of medieval artifacts, including a 13th-century esparto sandal, preserved in bearded vulture nests. These findings, published in *Ecology*, highlight the ecological and historical significance of the region’s caves.
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Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, marking a significant diplomatic recognition. US President Donald Trump, who publicly claimed he deserved the honor, was overlooked by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
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The German military is restricted by constitutional constraints that prevent it from targeting drones beyond its bases, according to Politico. These restrictions, stemming from the post-Nazi era’s Basic Law, limit the military’s role in internal security to avoid repeating past authoritarian practices.
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The Gaza ceasefire has taken effect as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the completion of troop withdrawals along the agreed lines under the Trump-administered deal. The agreement includes the release of hostages and detainees, with Hamas expected to release all living hostages within 72 hours.
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A hacker group known as Radiant has allegedly stolen sensitive data from 8,000 children at the Kido nursery chain, which operates in the U.S., U.K., China, and India. The stolen data includes names, photos, addresses, birthdates, and medical records. The group threatened to release more information unless Kido paid a ransom and reportedly contacted parents…
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli is set to headline a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, to bolster voter enthusiasm in the state’s South Jersey region, a key area in the upcoming election. Despite current polling showing Democrat Mikie Sherrill leading, Ciattarelli’s campaign highlights the potential for shifting poll numbers if historical trends repeat, emphasizing the…
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As schools nationwide enforce bell-to-bell cell phone bans, students are creatively evading these restrictions using Google Docs, iMessage, and even Post-It notes. Despite efforts to curb distractions, teens are leveraging technology in innovative ways to stay connected during class.
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Fox News’ ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ newsletter highlights rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world, focusing on Trump’s brokering of a peace deal in Gaza and the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado instead of Trump. The newsletter addresses concerns over rising antisemitism and its potential consequences, including warnings of another 9/11 if…
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A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect at 12:00 p.m. local time, marking the start of the end of the two-year conflict. The deal includes a 72-hour window for Hamas to release all hostages, including the remains of U.S. citizens.
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A new study warns that GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound may interfere with medical imaging procedures such as PET and CT scans, potentially leading to misinterpretations. Researchers emphasize the preliminary nature of the findings and the need for further data to guide medical practices.
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Judge Deborah Boardman, a Biden appointee, has sentenced Nicholas Roske to eight years in prison for attempting to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. The sentence, which falls below the recommended guidelines, has drawn criticism for its leniency and the judge’s political motivations.
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The Rubik’s Cube has been transformed into a high-tech gadget called the WOWCube, priced at $299. It features 24 mini IPS screens, a gyroscope, accelerometer, speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity.
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Researchers at Liverpool John Moores University have digitally reconstructed the faces of ancient Colombian mummies, revealing intricate funerary masks that reflect the cultural and technological sophistication of Eastern Colombia between the 13th and 17th centuries. The study, presented at a global mummy conference, highlights advanced craftsmanship and the diversity of the ancient population.
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Leading Democrats, including VP Kamala Harris and Governor Gavin Newsom, have recently acknowledged the growing concerns over the fairness of allowing transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports. This admission comes amid increasing public scrutiny and internal debates within the party about the implications of such policies on athletic competition and women’s rights.
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New Lexington Schools: A Blueprint for Successful Career and Technical Education in Rural Appalachia
New Lexington public schools in rural Ohio are achieving a 99% graduation rate through career and technical education programs that transform students and their community, offering real-world skills and addressing local needs. These initiatives include partnerships with local industries and healthcare systems, providing students with industry-recognized credentials and apprenticeship opportunities.