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China trade surplus passed 1 trillion dollars in the first ten months of 2026, topping 1 trillion for a second consecutive year and reaching the milestone a month earlier than in 2025.
Hundreds of thousands marched across France on Saturday over living costs, with the Interior Ministry counting 410,000 nationwide, unions claiming twice as many, and nearly 1,000 people arrested.
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the United States could strike Iran as soon as Sunday, or reach what he called a nice, big, beautiful agreement, while also pledging no attack before the November 3 midterms.
Russia has agreed in principle to resume three way technical talks with Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi around November 10, after Vladimir Putin met Steve Witkoff in St. Petersburg.
President Donald Trump has signalled that a stalled American and Israeli plan to strike Iran could be revived after the midterm elections, telling
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In his first appearance after the midterm defeat, President Trump toured reporters around the White House ballroom and said he holds the power of the veto.
The Democratic House majority surged past 250 seats on Thursday, the party biggest majority in nearly two decades after flipping seats across the country.
The Nasdaq rose 1.09 percent on Friday as chip stocks bounced back, but the index still lost 3.4 percent for the week in Wall Street worst week since June.
Eight US states have sued OpenAI, accusing the ChatGPT maker of harming children and deceiving parents about the chatbot's safety and safeguards.
Ole Miss crushed Vanderbilt 52-17 and Army edged Tulane 20-17 in a wild Saturday of college football.
The Social Reckoning opened to about 6 million dollars, a soft start for the Facebook drama from Sony.
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.
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.
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