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Supreme Court to Review 160-Year-Old Ban on Home Distillation
The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a case challenging a Reconstruction-era federal law that prohibits individuals from distilling al…
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Revolution‑Spurred Curfew Calls in France
The French central government has urged local authorities to impose curfews in certain cities following a weekend of widespread unrest. The …
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Former OpenAI employee accused of planting a secret recording device in a company meeting room
Abdulrahman Alfozan, a Saudi national and former OpenAI staff member, faces charges of covertly installing a listening device. The case is b…
Politics
France Announces Localized Curfews After Weekend of Violence
The French government has introduced targeted curfews in specific regions following a weekend marked by widespread violence and looting. The…
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Obama Slams Federal Probe of Ilhan Omar as Political Intimidation
Former President Barack Obama has publicly condemned the federal criminal investigation into Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar. He argued …
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Received No Early Warning From Partners as Russia Strikes Power Grid Again
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine did not receive any early warning from its international partners before Russia …
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Macron accused of being out of touch after Gulf trip during French protests
French President Emmanuel Macron faced sharp criticism for traveling to Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates while France grappled with a wee…
Technology
Musk pledges to give a share of SpaceX to every American child next year
Elon Musk announced on October 19 that he intends to distribute shares of his SpaceX company to every child in the United States within the …
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Probiotics May Help Shield Brain from Early Cognitive Decline, Study Finds
A recent clinical trial has shown that daily use of a multi-strain probiotic supplement over six months may help protect older adults showin…
Health
Myanmar Refugees in Thailand Gain Legal Work Rights After One Year
In Bangkok, Myanmar refugee Ray Boe now works legally on construction sites across the city, a change made possible one year ago when Thaila…
World
Al Jazeera Investigation Questions Israeli Account of Settler Attack on Olive Harvesters and Journalist
An Al Jazeera investigation has challenged the official Israeli narrative regarding a violent incident in the occupied West Bank where Israe…
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Yemen’s Shabwa Military Camp Hit by Houthi Attack, Dozens Killed
A Houthi‑backed assault on a government military base in Yemen’s Shabwa province has reportedly killed dozens of soldiers. The strike, which…
Health
Gaza Medical Volunteers Detail Destruction of Hospitals
Volunteer doctors working in Gaza have provided harrowing accounts of the severe damage inflicted on the territory’s healthcare infrastructu…
Technology
The race to power AI data centers is reshaping America's electric grid
AI data centers are rapidly expanding across the United States, creating a surge in electricity demand that is testing the limits of the nat…
Politics
Labour MP Calls for Halt to Massive Housing Scheme in Norfolk Broads
A Labour MP, Chris Hinchliff, has asked the UK’s environment regulator to block a set of planning rules that would permit the construction o…
World
Iranian Support for Yemen’s Houthis Alleged Amid Escalating Attacks on Saudi Territory
Alleged Iranian Military Assistance to Houthis Iranian support reportedly went beyond simple equipment transfers, encompassing operator trai…
Politics
French Government Seeks Local Curfews Following Violent Urban Unrest
Restoring Order Amidst Chaos Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu confirmed the government’s determination to restore order after an emergency c…
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French Presidential Hopeful Gabriel Attal Proposes Temporary Social Media Shutdown Amid Nationwide Riots
Social Media Blockade: Attal’s Proposal to Calm Chaos in France Gabriel Attal, former prime minister and current leader of President Emmanue…
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Brazil Election Tensions Escalate Ahead of Final Presidential Vote
Brazil’s presidential race has reached a boiling point as left-wing incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his right-wing challenger face o…
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Clean Water Protesters Storm Guadalajara State Congress
In late October, a group of Mexican demonstrators gathered in Guadalajara, Jalisco, and forcibly entered the state congress building. The pr…
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Revolution in French Schools: Students Block Access for a Month
On 19 October 2026, French students across the country staged a four‑week blockade, shutting down schools and halting lessons. The protest b…
Politics
Les Misérables: Macron’s Detachment Amid Rising Living Costs and Youth Fear
In recent weeks, France has seen a surge in street protests as citizens confront soaring living costs and a sense of uncertainty about the f…
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France Faces National Reckoning Following Violent Civil Unrest
France is currently grappling with the aftermath of intense civil disturbances that have fractured the nation’s social landscape. Major news…
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Alberta Voters Weigh Future Amid Growing Tensions Over Canadian Unity
Voters in Alberta head to the polls this Monday to decide on a motion that could spark a formal push for provincial independence. This pivot…