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Bank of England Faces Its Own Tight Call on Thursday
The Bank of England meets on Thursday with sticky inflation near 3 percent and weak growth pulling in opposite directions.
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Trump Gives Netanyahu Complete Endorsement Nine Days Before Israeli Election
President Donald Trump has given Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu his “complete and total endorsement” nine days before Israelis go to the polls, ending…
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Zelensky Meets US Envoys in Oslo as Missile Delivery Dispute Overshadows Talks
Ukraine’s president arrived in Oslo on Tuesday for high stakes talks with top American envoys, even as a bitter dispute over delayed missile deliveries…
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Zelenskyy Says US Briefly Blocked Missile Intelligence Sharing, Rubio Says There Was No Pause
Ukraine's president says Washington paused intelligence sharing for three days during Russian missile attacks, but Secretary of State Marco Rubio denies any pause.
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Bend School Shooting Probe Widens as FBI Joins and Police Examine Bystander Fatal Shot
Federal investigators have joined the probe into Thursday’s deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, as police work to confirm whether…
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Five Days to November 5: France Counts Down With a New Protest Law in Play
French student leaders have vowed to keep demonstrating through November 5, after the Senate passed a bill making protesters pay for damage caused during unrest.
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Justice Department Opens Criminal Inquiry Into Corey Lewandowski Over DHS Contracts
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Corey Lewandowski, the longtime Trump confidant who served as an unpaid special adviser
Business
The December Rate Call Now Belongs to the Data: Jobs First, Then Inflation
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady last week, and the market debate has now moved from what the central bank did to what the next two data releases will say.
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Eight US States Sue OpenAI, Saying ChatGPT Endangers Children and Misleads Parents
Eight US states have sued OpenAI, accusing the ChatGPT maker of harming children and deceiving parents about the chatbot's safety and safeguards.
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Ole Miss Routs Vanderbilt 52-17; Army Edges Tulane in Chaotic Week 6
Ole Miss crushed Vanderbilt 52-17 and Army edged Tulane 20-17 in a wild Saturday of college football.
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The Social Reckoning Stumbles With 6 Million Dollar Opening Weekend
The Social Reckoning opened to about 6 million dollars, a soft start for the Facebook drama from Sony.
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Nigeria Ebola Case Genetically Linked to Kenya Strain, but Officials Say No Direct Transmission Proven
Nigeria says genomic analysis links its only confirmed Ebola case to the virus found in Kenya, while stressing that genetic relatedness alone does not prove direct transmission between patients.
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Study Suggests Animal Life May Have Begun 200 Million Years Earlier Than Thought
An Oxford-led study in Science Advances argues animals may have originated 800 to 700 million years ago — up to 200 million years earlier than fossil-based estimates.
