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France's Senate passed a bill on October 28 requiring protesters to pay for damage caused during unrest, as student leaders vowed to keep demonstrating on Saturday and on November 5.
New election forecasts give Democrats an 82 percent chance of winning the House and a 60 percent chance in the Senate race.
A year after the Gaza ceasefire, more than 100 aid groups say the truce exists only in name as strikes and aid restrictions continue.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has grown into one of the largest ever recorded, with 8,728 confirmed cases and…
The United States has confirmed 3,887 measles cases so far in 2026, according to health tracking of the ongoing outbreaks, a figure that underlines…
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United States forces have prepared options for new strikes against Iran, but no presidential decision to launch them has been announced, according to October 26 reporting.
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Corey Lewandowski, the longtime Trump confidant who served as an unpaid special adviser
Brent crude touched $110 a barrel on Friday, its highest level in months, as Iran widened its campaign of attacks on shipping near the…
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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