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Air Force One Flyover Delays 202 Flights at Washington Airport
Air Force One's Halloween flyover over the White House disrupted flights at Reagan National Airport, delaying 202 services and drawing criticism over short notice.
Who Is James Talarico’s Girlfriend? Meet Brianna Menard
James Talarico confirmed his long-term relationship during a podcast interview. Reports identified his girlfriend as Brianna Menard, a former Texas legislative aide.
Italy Protests: Up to 1.5 Million Join Nationwide Strike
Italy's nationwide strike brought workers and students onto the streets demanding higher wages, affordable housing and better public services amid rising living costs.
Fire at South Carolina Nuclear Site Triggers Emergency Response
A fire at South Carolina’s Savannah River National Laboratory triggered emergency measures, but officials confirmed it was extinguished with no off-site contamination reported.
Joanna Wietrzyk Admits Beijing Hyrox Race Mistake
Joanna Wietrzyk apologises for continuing the Beijing Hyrox race while ill and prepares for her October 30 comeback in Hamburg, Germany.
12-Foot Skeleton Trend Takes Over Holidays Beyond Halloween
America’s giant 12-foot skeleton decorations are moving beyond Halloween, as homeowners dress them for Christmas, Valentine's Day and Easter celebrations.
Sarah Paine Warns Rising Tensions Could Lead to World War III
Historian Sarah Paine warns that Iran war escalation and Russia-NATO tensions could widen into global conflict, questioning whether nuclear deterrence can prevent war.
Trump Says Iran War Will End Soon, Rules Out Nuclear Arms
Trump says the Iran war could end soon and insists Tehran will never obtain a nuclear weapon, but provides no timeline or details on how it will happen.
Alaska Senate Race: Trump Demands Peltola’s Prosecution
Alaska Senate race faces controversy over Dan Sullivan’s name, as Trump demands prosecution of Mary Peltola and her campaign denies involvement.
Police Scotland Investigates Epstein’s Reported Balmoral Visit
Police Scotland is investigating information about Epstein and Maxwell’s reported 1999 Balmoral visit, amid allegations that women were trafficked there.
Police Scotland Investigates Epstein’s Reported Balmoral Visit
Police Scotland examines information about a reported Epstein, Maxwell and Andrew visit to Balmoral as trafficking claims remain unconfirmed and inquiries continue.
Israel Election: 5 Scenarios That Could Decide Who Rules
Israel's hung Knesset leaves Netanyahu with 53 seats and Eisenkot with 48, while 19 Arab-party seats could determine coalition negotiations and the next government.
Elon Musk Warns of Democratic Sweep in 2028 Elections
Elon Musk warns a Democratic sweep in 2028 could reshape US politics, citing DC and Puerto Rico statehood, immigration and the balance of Senate power.
Iran’s Secret Military Network: $2.3 Billion in Imports
A Reuters investigation reveals how Iran allegedly used over 5,000 military-linked agencies and foreign intermediaries to procure weapons-related supplies despite sanctions.
Binance $6.3 Billion Crypto Heist: What We Know
Binance calls its reported $6.3 billion crypto security incident a complex attack, citing additional breach points, frozen assets and a temporary withdrawal pause.
Taiz Yemen Crisis: Governor Warns of Severe Shortages
Taiz Governor Nabil Shamsan warns of critical food, water and medical shortages as fighting continues and humanitarian access remains restricted.
Palestinian Citizens Boost Arab Representation in Israel
Palestinian citizens of Israel recorded higher voter turnout as Ra’am and the Joint List won 19 Knesset seats amid concerns over violence and neglect.
China Fifth Plenum: Purge or Party Self-Purification?
China's Fifth Plenum expelled 33 officials and intensified Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign, raising questions about power, discipline and Party reform.
































