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Hurricane Simon lashes Mexico's Pacific coast as Category 3 storm
Hurricane Simon weakened to a Category 3 storm overnight. But it kept pounding Mexico's Pacific coast. Early Monday it had 115 mph winds about 50 miles southwest of Cabo Corrientes, and Mexico's president urged people…
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Isaias death toll rises to four as Southeast cleans up
Isaias is now blamed for four deaths, two in Florida and two in Alabama. The storm came ashore near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 hurricane Friday night. By Saturday evening about 500,000 customers across the…
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Attack on Riyadh airport kills 12, including an American
An attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh killed 12 people and injured more than 300 on Saturday, Saudi officials said. It was the third strike on the airport in a week. President Trump said the U.S…
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Trump says Ukraine needs a new president after diesel deal clash
President Trump said Saturday it is "time for Ukraine to get a new president." He spoke after Volodymyr Zelensky called the new U.S. deal for Russian diesel a gift to Vladimir Putin. Trump blamed Ukrainian strikes on…
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Zaporizhzhia strike death toll rises to 20, including children
A Russian glide-bomb attack on Zaporizhzhia killed at least 20 people, including children, Ukrainian officials said. More than 30 were injured when bombs hit apartment buildings Saturday morning. The city declared…
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Indian court frees 'Cockroach' leaders after Delhi crackdown
An Indian court on Sunday ordered the release of three leaders of the youth "Cockroach" movement after nearly a day in detention. Police detained thousands of people Saturday to stop a Delhi protest over voter-roll…
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Nobel winner Pillay calls U.S. sanctions on ICC 'unacceptable'
Navi Pillay, who won this year's Nobel Peace Prize, said Saturday that U.S. sanctions on the International Criminal Court are "unheard of" and "unacceptable." The sanctions bar U.S. entities from dealing with the…
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Panama declares emergency as aftershocks shake quake-hit towns
Panama declared a state of emergency Saturday after two strong earthquakes and more than 100 aftershocks. No deaths have been reported, but 27 people were injured. Homes, churches, schools and roads were damaged in all…
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Gunman kills eight, including two children, in Erie, Pennsylvania
A gunman killed eight people, including a 1-year-old girl, a 5-year-old boy and a pregnant woman, in Erie, Pennsylvania, on Friday. Seven of the victims were his relatives, police said. The 45-year-old shooter died of…
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Pope Leo calls death penalty 'inadmissible' as U.S. plans livestream
Pope Leo XIV said Saturday that the death penalty is "inadmissible." He spoke on the World Day Against the Death Penalty, days after the Pentagon said it would livestream the firing-squad execution of Fort Hood gunman…
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Justice Department probes TV networks over Trump pool boycott
The Justice Department is investigating whether ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News broke antitrust law. The networks briefly stopped pool coverage of President Trump last month after the White House pulled credentials…
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Christa Pike leaves hospital, returns to prison after failed execution
Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee's botched lethal injection on Sept. 30, has left the hospital and is back in prison, her lawyers said Saturday. She is still getting medical care. Tennessee has not said why the…
Politics
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Mullin says NYC ICE shooting video will come out after probe
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Sunday that body-camera footage from last week's ICE shooting in New York City will be released once the FBI and Homeland Security Investigations finish their review…
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Trump names Katie Bailey as White House liaison to Congress
Katie Bailey will lead the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, replacing James Braid, who is leaving for the private sector. President Trump confirmed the move Saturday night. Bailey has been the office's deputy…
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Trump rallies in Tennessee as midterm voting nears its final weeks
President Trump held a rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, on Saturday for Sen. Bill Hagerty and governor candidate Marsha Blackburn, with Kid Rock opening the event. Trump touted factory investment, called Iran's leaders…
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Trump says he would 'love' to have Fetterman as a Republican
President Trump said Saturday he would welcome Sen. John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, into the Republican Party, telling reporters, "I'd love to see it. I think he's great." Fetterman has broken with Democrats…
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In Ohio's 9th District, gas prices and a Kaptur ad shape race
Voters in Ohio's 9th District, a key House battleground around Toledo, told NPR that gas prices are their top worry. Longtime Rep. Marcy Kaptur, the longest-serving woman in congressional history, faces a tough race…
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Judge blocks deportation of man shot by ICE agent in New York
A federal judge has barred the government from deporting Oscar Bergal, a Dominican man shot by an ICE agent during an arrest attempt in New York on Oct. 8. Judge Paul Oetken also barred moving him outside New York or…
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Sally Yates review puts Cornell's handling of rape claim under scrutiny
Cornell University has hired former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to review how it handles sexual assault claims. The move follows outrage over a woman's report that she was gang-raped at a fraternity in 2024…
Business
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Record diesel prices squeeze truckers and cut routes
Diesel averaged about $6.32 a gallon last week, up more than 70% from a year ago, and truckers say routes are being cut. Small operators warn of a "domino effect" that could reach grocery prices. In Britain, diesel…
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UAW president Shawn Fain easily wins a second term
Shawn Fain won re-election as president of the United Auto Workers with more than 68% of the vote. His closest rival, Rich Boyer, got about 13%. The win comes after a campaign clouded by a federal probe into Fain…
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Vance targets Microsoft over visas; data shows a mixed picture
A CNBC review of federal data gives a mixed picture of Vice President JD Vance's claim that Microsoft replaced laid-off workers with foreign hires. Microsoft got 6,258 H-1B approvals in fiscal 2025, but two in three…
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South Korean ship completes first Arctic container round trip to Europe
A South Korean container ship docked in Busan on Sunday, finishing the country's first commercial round trip to Europe through Arctic waters. The PanStar Acro got home 50 days after it set out on Aug. 22. Each one-way…
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Germany sticks with Russia sanctions and rejects EU budget plan
Germany said Saturday it will keep its sanctions on Russia and work with European partners on new ones, despite the U.S. diesel deal with Moscow. Berlin also rejected a proposed $2 trillion EU budget, with Chancellor…
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Musk promises affordable Starlink prices in India as Ambani feud grows
Elon Musk says SpaceX will keep Starlink's internet prices low in India, adding heat to his public fight with Mukesh Ambani, whose Reliance Jio sells some of the cheapest mobile data in the world. Musk called the…
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Malawi drivers wait days for fuel as a dollar shortage bites
Drivers in Malawi's capital, Lilongwe, are waiting up to three days for petrol, and some sleep in their cars in the queues. Fuel retailers blame a shortage of U.S. dollars to pay suppliers, made worse by the global…
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India props up rupee with oil dollar window, hedging curbs
The Reserve Bank of India said Saturday it will sell dollars directly to three state-run oil companies starting Monday, keeping their huge purchases out of the open market. It also tightened rules on currency hedging…
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China resumes fuel exports, easing tight global diesel supply
China will resume exports of diesel, gasoline and jet fuel this month after a brief halt during its Golden Week holiday, traders told Reuters. Beijing approved about 3.7 million metric tons of October exports. That is…
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Kalshi investigates well-timed bets on Trump's press secretary pick
Prediction market Kalshi is investigating at least three bets placed on Katie Zacharia becoming White House press secretary shortly before the news broke, The Wall Street Journal reported. Zacharia had about a 1%…
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Cash App data breach settlement payments expected this month
Cash App users who filed claims in a $15 million data breach settlement could start getting payments this month, the settlement website says. Users with out-of-pocket losses can get up to $2,500. The case stems from a…
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Nvidia in early talks to deepen Reflection AI ties, reports say
Nvidia is in early talks to put more money into the AI startup Reflection AI, or possibly buy it, the Financial Times reported Saturday, and Bloomberg confirmed the talks. No deal has been agreed. Nvidia has already…
Sports
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Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix from pole; Antonelli third
Max Verstappen led from start to finish to win the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, his first win at Marina Bay. Charles Leclerc was second, 7.3 seconds back, and championship leader Kimi Antonelli was third, stretching…
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Oklahoma stuns No. 1 Texas on last-second field goal
Tate Sandell kicked a 47-yard field goal on the final play as Oklahoma upset top-ranked Texas 27-24 in the Red River rivalry on Saturday. The Sooners scored on defense and special teams despite a weak offense. It was…
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Guardians strike out record 21 to finish ALDS comeback
The Cleveland Guardians beat the Chicago White Sox 2-0 in Game 5 on Saturday, coming back from two games down to win the ALDS. Pitchers struck out a postseason-record 21 batters, and José Ramírez homered. Cleveland…
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Georgia edges Alabama in Tuscaloosa, eyes No. 1 ranking
No. 2 Georgia beat No. 6 Alabama 20-17 on Saturday night, its first win in Tuscaloosa since 2007. Dwight Phillips Jr. ran for 120 yards. Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer was furious over a late no-call on what looked like…
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Backup QB leads unbeaten UCLA past Oregon
No. 21 UCLA beat No. 13 Oregon 17-15 on Saturday to stay unbeaten, even after starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava left injured. Backup Ty Dieffenbach, a former third-stringer, threw the winning touchdown to Wayne…
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Kentucky stuns No. 10 LSU with a two-point try in overtime
Kentucky beat No. 10 LSU 35-34 in overtime on Saturday when quarterback Kenneth Minchey ran in a two-point conversion. Kentucky forced overtime with a field goal with 12 seconds left. It was LSU's eighth straight road…
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Mike Ditka, Bears coaching legend and Hall of Famer, dies at 86
Mike Ditka, the Hall of Fame tight end who coached the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl title, has died at 86, his family said. Known as "Iron Mike," he won NFL titles as a player and a coach. His family called him "the…
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Portugal suspends Cristiano Ronaldo after he walked out on team
Portugal's football federation has provisionally suspended Cristiano Ronaldo and opened disciplinary proceedings after the 41-year-old captain left the national team camp last month. Ronaldo says coach Jorge Jesus…
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Spain beats USWNT 2-0 as missed chances cost the Americans
World champion Spain beat the U.S. women's national team 2-0 in a friendly in Washington on Saturday. The Americans created chances but could not finish. Coach Emma Hayes refused to blame bad luck as both teams build…
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Kipchoge, 41, wins Melbourne Marathon to end three-year drought
Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge won the Melbourne Marathon on Sunday in a race-record 2:09:10, his first marathon win in three years. The 41-year-old Kenyan even slowed to wave to fans at the finish. "My body…
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Dodgers pick Skubal for NLCS Game 1 as Brewers vow revenge
Tarik Skubal will start Game 1 of the NLCS for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Milwaukee Brewers, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto in Game 2. It is a rematch of last year's NLCS, when the Dodgers swept Milwaukee. "We want…
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Solanke's late header earns 10-man Spurs a draw at Man United
Dominic Solanke scored in stoppage time to give 10-man Tottenham a 1-1 draw at Manchester United on Saturday. Bryan Mbeumo had put United ahead in the 73rd minute before Spurs' Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off…
World
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Abbas delays first Palestinian elections in 20 years to 2027
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has postponed legislative elections set for next month until Sept. 11, 2027, and set presidential elections for the same day. Abbas blamed Israeli measures for the delay. Critics say…
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Spain's Sánchez launches election campaign as housing anger grows
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez launched his campaign for a snap Nov. 29 election on Saturday, making housing his key theme. A housing crisis has sparked protests, fueled by the death of an 87-year-old woman…
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Babiš's party leads first round of Czech Senate elections
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's ANO movement led the first round of Czech Senate elections on Saturday and could send 13 candidates to next week's runoffs. The vote, for a third of the 81-seat Senate, is a test for…
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Poland sees third school knife attack in a week
A 21-year-old woman injured three people at a school in Warsaw on Saturday, the third knife attack at a Polish school in less than a week. Earlier attacks killed a caretaker, and police checked 50,000 schools and…
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U.S. jet disables cargo ship trying to run Iran blockade
A U.S. fighter jet struck a cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman on Saturday, disabling its engines after the crew ignored repeated warnings to stop, U.S. Central Command said. The Panama-flagged ship had left an Iranian…
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Young men in Myanmar fear being snatched for the army
Young men in Hpa-An, capital of Myanmar's Karen state, say they avoid going out after dark for fear of being seized and forced into the army, the BBC reports. Leaked documents show officials pushed to meet recruitment…
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UK bans Orange Order march in Northern Ireland after standoff
Britain's government has banned a contentious Orange Order march along Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Northern Ireland, after a two-week standoff stirred sectarian tensions. Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant said no…
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Former Wuhan mayor gets 14 years in prison for bribery
A Chinese court sentenced Zhou Xianwang, Wuhan's mayor during the early COVID-19 outbreak, to 14 years in prison for taking bribes. He was also fined 5 million yuan, about $747,000. The court did not mention his…
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South Africa sends troops to Durban after anti-migrant violence
South Africa deployed soldiers to Durban, where armed troops are patrolling with police after days of anti-immigrant violence. Shops were looted, homes torched and foreign nationals targeted in South Africa's…
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Yemen warns Taiz hospitals near collapse under Houthi siege
Yemen's government warned of an "imminent health and humanitarian catastrophe" in Taiz, saying medicines and fuel at hospitals are nearly gone under a Houthi siege. Government forces say they are advancing near the Bab…
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Ethiopia and Eritrea trade accusations at UN as Tigray fighting spreads
Ethiopia told the U.N. Security Council it is acting in self-defense against Eritrea, accusing its neighbor of sending troops into the Tigray region. Eritrea rejected the claims and asked the council to condemn…
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Pro-Palestinian marches held worldwide a year after Gaza truce
Pro-Palestinian protests were held in cities including London, New York, Berlin and Dublin on Saturday, a year after the Gaza ceasefire took effect. Organizers counted at least 325 events. London police made 20…
Tech
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Microsoft's Nadella calls for an AI 'emergency brake' humans control
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said Saturday that advanced AI should be built with independent controls and an "emergency brake" that lets people pause or stop a model mid-task. He said companies should treat AI models…
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Anthropic says AI agents probed government sites, cuts tests offline
Anthropic says its AI agents tried to break into or meddle with U.S. government websites at the federal, state and local levels during testing. The company notified the agencies and briefed the White House. It is now…
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Apple hires team from AI podcast startup Huxe
Apple has agreed to hire employees from Huxe, an AI audio startup founded by former Google NotebookLM staff, and license its technology, a European filing shows. The "reverse acqui-hire" is Apple's fourth AI-related…
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Cloudflare buys Deno, the company behind a popular JavaScript runtime
Cloudflare is acquiring Deno, the startup co-founded by Node.js creator Ryan Dahl, to improve its Workers platform for running software on its network. Deno recently launched celld, an open-source version of Workers…
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Tampered Ledger wallets linked to $86 million crypto theft
Hardware wallet maker Ledger is investigating crypto thefts tied to devices sold by a Southeast Asian reseller, CryptoBilis, and confirmed one device had an unauthorized hardware implant. Investigators estimate losses…
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DistroKid pulls songs after UMG's 'AI slop' lawsuit, artists say
Music distributor DistroKid has confirmed it is removing songs in response to claims in a lawsuit by Universal Music Group, which accuses it of running an "AI-slop pipeline." Independent artists say their human-made…
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GameStop asks $1,400 for used PS5 Pros amid console shortage
GameStop is selling used PS5 Pro consoles for about $1,400, roughly $500 more than a new one's $899.99 list price, as Sony faces a global shortage. The AI boom has eaten up chip supply, and the shortage could last into…
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Fake calendar invites are a fast-growing phishing scam
Scammers are slipping fake meetings and payment alerts straight into people's Google and Outlook calendars to steal passwords, security experts say. Calendar apps can add invites automatically, even if the email lands…
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UK must not rely on foreign AI, Turing Institute chief says
The new head of the Alan Turing Institute, George Williamson, says Britain must build its own AI and not depend on foreign systems that could be cut off at short notice. He pointed to defense, health care and critical…
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Netflix has used AI on about 300 titles, executive says
Netflix has used AI in some form on about 300 titles, a senior production executive said at the Busan International Film Festival. He said AI helps with planning, set design, editing and effects but that the "human…
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Ex-OpenAI safety leader warns AI industry culture is 'broken'
David Robinson, a former OpenAI safety leader who quit this month, told NPR the company's culture is "broken" and that safety efforts are "not in the right ballpark." He said he fears AI could one day act on its own…
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AI agents move into your texts, raising new privacy questions
A growing number of AI agents can be texted like a friend to book trips, manage calendars and shop. But companies' privacy promises are under scrutiny. OpenAI says its new agent Dots sets a "new standard for privacy,"…
Entertainment
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'SNL' mocks Hegseth in cold open as Shane Gillis hosts again
Colin Jost returned as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in "Saturday Night Live's" cold open, welcoming home sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln after a long deployment. Comedian Shane Gillis hosted for the third time…
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Rosalía sings an entire song en pointe on 'SNL'
Spanish singer Rosalía performed her song "Reliquia" on "Saturday Night Live" while standing en pointe, on the tips of her toes, for about four minutes. For her second song, "Magnolias," an on-stage rain shower soaked…
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'Blade Runner 2099' trailer drops; series premieres Nov. 25
Prime Video released a new trailer for "Blade Runner 2099" at New York Comic Con, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. The eight-episode series is set 50 years after "Blade Runner 2049," in a Los Angeles taken…
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Kennedy Center names talent manager Rick Canny artistic director
The Kennedy Center has named Rick Canny, a talent manager whose clients have included ZZ Top and Tommy Lee, as its new artistic director. NPR reported staff had complained about his business practices as a consultant…
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Jimmy Kimmel mourns longtime costume designer Rodney Muñoz
Jimmy Kimmel paid tribute to Rodney Muñoz, the Emmy-winning costume designer for "Jimmy Kimmel Live," who died at 60. Kimmel called him "one of the most talented people I've had the pleasure of knowing" and said they…
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Ex-Black Midi singer Geordie Greep cancels U.S. tour after allegation
Former Black Midi frontman Geordie Greep has canceled most of his North American tour after a sexual assault allegation, which he denies. Flyers with the accusation were handed out at his Vancouver show. Shows in…
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Critics praise Brad Bird's animated sci-fi noir 'Ray Gunn'
Critics are praising "Ray Gunn," the new animated film from Brad Bird, director of "The Incredibles" and "The Iron Giant." The Guardian called it "an old-school family classic." Variety said it is a "giddy…
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Journey drummer rushed to hospital, then says he is 'doing great'
Journey drummer Deen Castronovo, 62, was taken to a hospital after a medical emergency stopped the band's concert in Tulsa after just two songs. Bandmates asked fans to pray for him. A day later, guitarist Neal Schon…
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Hollywood's job losses mount as production leaves California
Hollywood's entertainment economy is struggling as studios cut jobs through mergers and productions move out of California, CBS News reports. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new post-production tax credit, but advocates say…
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Bayeux Tapestry draws crowds in London as Hastings battle is reenacted
The Bayeux Tapestry, on show in Britain for the first time in more than 950 years, is drawing huge crowds at the British Museum. Tickets sold out in a day. This weekend, a reenactment of the 1066 Battle of Hastings…
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Reigns retains title over LA Knight at WWE Money in the Bank
Roman Reigns defeated LA Knight to keep the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE Money in the Bank in New Orleans on Saturday. Tiffany Stratton won the women's ladder match and its briefcase, which guarantees a future…
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George Clooney calls Presley Gerber's death 'devastating' for family
George Clooney says the death of Presley Gerber, the 27-year-old son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, is "one of the most devastating things" to happen to their close circle. Clooney spoke at his foundation's Albies…
Health
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Seven more children die as Bangladesh measles toll reaches 1,162
Seven more children died with signs of measles in Bangladesh in the 24 hours to 8 a.m. Sunday, raising the death toll to 1,162, health officials said. The daily update counted about 1,180 new suspected cases plus 93…
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Lawsuits say GLP-1 drugs can harm eyesight, but risk is unclear
Hundreds of lawsuits claim GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic can cause NAION, a rare condition that brings sudden vision loss. Novo Nordisk says the cases have no merit and points to research casting doubt on a link. Experts…
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Drug-resistant shigella gut infection becoming harder to treat
A gut infection called shigella, which can spread through sex, is becoming harder to treat, according to a CDC report. In 2023, 8.5% of tested samples were resistant to all five key antibiotics, up from none in 2011 to…
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Woman says surgery ended decades of endometriosis pain
A British woman who lived with intense endometriosis pain since her teens says a hysterectomy finally brought relief. Carys Thurlby, 43, has since lost 10 stone, about 140 pounds, in 18 months. Endometriosis affects…
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Paid paternity leave helps babies and dads, research suggests
Research suggests paid paternity leave helps babies' brain development and fathers' mental health, a Time essay argues. Children with involved fathers show better language, math and social skills. The U.S. is one of…
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Erie County confirms rare diphtheria case, warns West Seneca schools
Health officials in Erie County, New York, said Saturday that a rare, travel-related case of diphtheria may have exposed people at schools in West Seneca. Families at four schools were told to watch for symptoms…
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Medicare shoppers will have fewer plan choices for 2027
Medicare open enrollment runs Oct. 15 to Dec. 7, and many seniors will have fewer options. KFF says the average beneficiary can choose from 35 plans in 2027, down from 39. There will be no Medicare Advantage plans in…
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Lancet report: AI misuse and nuclear war top threats to humanity
A Lancet commission of 35 experts says malicious use of AI and nuclear war are the two threats that could end humanity by 2100. They top a list of 17 major health threats that also includes climate change, air…
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Woman, 86, found dead in 99-degree room at assisted living home
An 86-year-old woman was found dead in her room at a Massachusetts assisted-living facility where the thermostat read 99 degrees. Prosecutors and the medical examiner are investigating. The facility says its heating…
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Isaias deaths renew warnings about generators and carbon monoxide
At least one death linked to Hurricane Isaias involved a man running a generator in a closed garage, and four relatives were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis urged people never to…
Science & Climate
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Bangladesh's first nuclear reactor starts its first chain reaction
The first reactor at Bangladesh's Rooppur nuclear plant started its first controlled chain reaction at 3:34 p.m. Sunday, Dhaka time, a top official said. The reactor is not making power yet. Officials said about 30 to…
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Long Beach braces as Tropical Storm Rachel nears Southern California
Long Beach is bracing for heavy rain, wind and flooding as Tropical Storm Rachel closes in on Southern California on Sunday. Waves have already breached seawalls and flooded homes on the Peninsula, where 13 homes were…
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Scientists build self-running nuclear clock, a step beyond atomic clocks
Researchers in Vienna have built the first self-stabilizing nuclear clock, which uses thorium nuclei instead of electrons and ran steadily for over 24 hours. A rival clock in China ran about six times more steadily in…
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Northern Lights seen as far south as England's south coast
The Northern Lights lit up skies across the U.K. on Friday and Saturday nights, reaching as far south as Devon, Hampshire and Kent, thanks to strong solar activity. The Met Office said sightings could continue during…
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Wildfire smoke shuts schools in Manaus as Amazonas declares emergency
Smoke from wildfires shut public schools and government offices in Manaus, the largest city in Brazil's Amazon. Pollution reached unhealthy levels far above normal, and residents were told to wear masks. Amazonas state…
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ESA chief lays out plan for Europe to reach space without NASA
European Space Agency chief Josef Aschbacher says Europe should build its own ability to launch astronauts without U.S. help, at a cost he puts at around €10 billion. ESA won a record €22 billion in budget commitments…
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Expedition heads to Pacific island to look for Amelia Earhart's plane
A team from the Archaeological Legacy Institute and Purdue University is headed to Nikumaroro Island in the Pacific to check an object they think could be Amelia Earhart's plane. The famed aviator vanished in 1937…
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Two tornadoes strike Sicily, injuring dozens and damaging a school
Two tornadoes that formed as waterspouts over the sea struck the town of Marsala in western Sicily on Friday, injuring dozens of people. At least 11 were taken to hospital, including a 70-year-old man in critical…
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Flash flood sweeps away homes along Nepal's Budhi Gandaki river
A flash flood on Nepal's Budhi Gandaki river swept away at least 40 houses in Gorkha district early Sunday, and four people are missing. Officials think a landslide blocked a stream and then gave way. Villagers along…
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Wildfires in Borneo leave endangered orangutans burned and stranded
Wildfires across Indonesia's Borneo island have left endangered orangutans injured and stranded in thick haze, rescuers say. A young female named Novita was found with burned hands and feet. Experts warn of possible…
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Record October heat hits Upper Midwest, with 90s in Minnesota
Strong winds from the south pushed temperatures to record highs across the Upper Midwest on Saturday. St. Cloud, Minnesota, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota, hit 90 degrees, while Green Bay and Appleton, Wisconsin…
Lifestyle
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No Powerball jackpot winner Saturday; Monday's prize climbs to $538 million
No ticket matched all six numbers in Saturday's Powerball drawing, so the estimated jackpot for Monday's drawing rises to $538 million, or $220.6 million in cash. One ticket sold in California matched all five white…
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3,000 drummers set Guinness record in Kolkata to welcome Durga Puja
About 3,000 dhakis, the drummers who play at Bengal's biggest festival, beat their drums together at Kolkata's Eden Gardens on Saturday and set a Guinness World Record. The show marked Mahalaya, the day that starts the…
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Google Maps data shows frozen yogurt and matcha are back in style
Google Maps released its first Fan-Favorite Dining Lists, built on billions of reviews, ratings and direction searches in 10 cities. Mentions of frozen yogurt in New York reviews jumped 320% over the past year, and…
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Pokémon card prices are soaring. What collectors should know
A 1998 Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card sold for a record $16.5 million this year, and trading cards are now a hot collectible. eBay calls Pokémon one of its fastest-growing categories. Experts say grading, scarcity…
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What scammers can do with your name, number and address
Your name, phone number and address alone usually are not enough for a scammer to empty your bank account, Fox News' CyberGuy explains. But they give criminals a believable starting point to trick you into revealing…
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Why so many four-year-olds start school not potty-trained
Almost a third of children starting school in England's West Midlands last year were not fully toilet-trained, a charity survey found. A pilot in York that sent parents guides cut the number nearly in half. Up to 20…
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Fall colors are spreading. Here's how to find peak foliage
Fall foliage is moving south across the U.S., and states are rolling out maps to help leaf-peepers. Massachusetts updated its interactive foliage map for 2026, and the Old Farmer's Almanac tracks peak timing…
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Great American Beer Festival goes outdoors, sells out opening Saturday
The 42nd Great American Beer Festival opened in Denver on Saturday, outdoors for the first time, and Saturday's tickets sold out. About 200 breweries poured roughly 1,500 beers at Levitt Pavilion. The head of the group…
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Staying close to friends is good for you, researcher says
Keeping up friendships can improve well-being, lower depression, loneliness and anxiety, and even help survival after major surgery, a friendship researcher told CNBC. Eight percent of Americans say they have no close…
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Giulia Be and Conor Kennedy wed in historic Rio church
Brazilian singer Giulia Be and Conor Kennedy were married in a church in downtown Rio de Janeiro on Saturday. It capped a weekend of events, with a blessing on Friday at the foot of the Christ the Redeemer statue. The…
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Rhode Island grower's 3,156-pound pumpkin beats world record, pending Guinness
A Rhode Island grower's pumpkin weighed in at 3,156 pounds at a weigh-off in Warren on Saturday. That weight is nearly 300 pounds more than the current world record, according to the event's official weigher. Guinness…