Ukraine Reportedly Pauses Strikes on Russian Refineries Under Trump Pressure
Ukraine has reportedly paused strikes on Russian oil refineries after pressure from the Trump administration, according to a Wall Street Journal report relayed by Reuters.
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La FDA propone actualizar los requisitos nutricionales de la fórmula infantil por primera vez en casi 30 años
La FDA propone la primera revisión en casi 30 años de los requisitos nutricionales de la fórmula infantil, con cambios en yodo, manganeso, vitamina A y vitamina D.
Netanyahu Bloc Falls Short of Majority with 53 Seats as Eisenkot's Opposition Takes 48
Final Israeli vote count gives Netanyahu's bloc 53 of 120 Knesset seats, short of the 61 needed, while Eisenkot's opposition wins 48 and Arab parties 19.
Former Bangladeshi air force officer linked to Hasina escape video found dead near Dhaka river
Former Bangladesh Air Force officer Tahsif Souri, reportedly linked to a video of Sheikh Hasina fleeing in August 2024, was found dead in the Turag River in Dhaka. Police say the cause is still under investigation.
Pelosi Calls Mamdani, El-Sayed Israel Comments 'Wrong,' Says They Don't Reflect House Democrats
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi called Mayor Zohran Mamdani's and Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's views on Israel 'wrong' and not reflective of House Democrats.
Serbia's Student List MPs demand resignations of police, intelligence and judiciary chiefs after election win
Newly elected Student List MPs in Serbia are demanding the dismissal of police, intelligence and judiciary heads days after ousting Aleksandar Vučić's party from power.
The Celebrity Traitors: James A Confesses to Being a Traitor as Faithfuls Strike Back
BBC recap of The Celebrity Traitors episode nine: James A confesses to being a traitor at the round table after Michael Sheen's accusations, with the final airing Friday.
How a Struggling Bourbon Industry Could Shape Kentucky's Vote in the Midterms
Al Jazeera examines how the US-Canada trade war is hurting Kentucky's bourbon industry and whether that economic strain could shape voting in the historically Republican state ahead of the midterms.
Linda Mason, Trailblazing CBS News Producer and First Female Evening News Producer, Dies at 84
Linda Mason, a 47-year CBS News veteran and the network's first female Evening News producer, has died at 84, according to CBS News.
Minnesota Official's Same-Day Voter Registration Explainer on Somali TV Draws Online Election Integrity Backlash
A Minnesota voter outreach director's Somali TV explanation of same-day registration, which accurately reflects state law, drew viral criticism from conservative influencers alleging lax election safeguards.
107 países reconhecem reeleição de Lula; Argentina e EUA seguem sem anúncio oficial
107 países e 11 organizações internacionais já reconheceram a reeleição de Lula; Argentina e EUA seguem sem manifestação oficial.
Papa Leão XIV vota por correspondência nas eleições de meio de mandato dos EUA, estreia histórica
O papa Leão XIV votou por correspondência nas eleições de meio de mandato dos EUA, segundo o Vaticano, em um gesto inédito para um pontífice.
DOJ Issues New Subpoenas in Alaska Senate Probe Over Alleged Ballot Recruitment Scheme
The Justice Department issued new subpoenas in a criminal probe into an alleged effort to recruit a same-named candidate to split votes from Sen. Dan Sullivan. No one has been charged.
France Deploys 70,000 Officers as Authorities Warn of 'Very High Risk' of Disorder at Halloween Protests
France's interior minister Laurent Nunez warned of a 'very high risk' of public disorder as yellow vest and student unions plan Halloween Saturday protests, with 70,000 officers mobilised.
Justice Department Issues Grand Jury Subpoenas to California Election Officials in Voter Fraud Probe
The Justice Department has issued grand jury subpoenas to local California election officials in a widening probe of unsubstantiated claims about illegal voting in the state.
Fonteles diz que Lula fará equilíbrio fiscal cortando privilégios, sem tocar em programas sociais
Governador reeleito do Piauí, cotado para a Fazenda, diz que Lula fará equilíbrio fiscal cortando privilégios e desperdícios, sem afetar programas sociais.
Israeli Election Results Show Where Netanyahu's Support Held and Where It Slipped
Analysis of Israeli election voter data shows Prime Minister Netanyahu's party kept support among some groups while losing it among others, with turnout also a notable factor.
Polymarket Investigates Suspicious Trades on Israeli Election Amid Netanyahu Likud Bets
Polymarket is investigating unusual trades tied to Israel's election, with multiple outlets reporting suspicious bets on a Likud victory. Details of the probe remain limited in the headlines.
Trump Cancels Weekend Rallies, Will Phone In to Midterm Campaign Events
Former President Trump has cancelled planned weekend rallies and will instead phone in to other midterm campaign events, according to Reuters. The headline offers few details on reasons or scope.
Trump Cancels Weekend Rallies in Kansas and Iowa, Will Phone In to Midterm Events Instead
President Trump canceled weekend in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa, saying he would instead phone in to events nationwide ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
Trump Cancels Kansas and Iowa Rallies, Will Phone In to Midterm Events Instead
Trump canceled in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa, with allies saying he will instead phone in to campaign events nationwide before Tuesday's midterm elections.
'We've Seen This Movie': Four Writers Weigh What Israel's Election Results Mean for What Comes Next
An NYT opinion roundtable of four writers analyzes Israel's election results and what the political outcome may mean for the country's direction. The discussion is framed around skepticism that the current moment is entirely new.
Netanyahu Accused of Smearing Arab Voters as Coalition Loses Knesset Majority
Netanyahu alleged Arab Israeli parties used foreign money to 'steal' the election, a claim officials rejected. His coalition lost its Knesset majority, leaving Arab parties holding the balance of power.
Netanyahu's Bloc Edges Eisenkot After Final Count, but Neither Reaches Knesset Majority
Final Israeli vote count gives Netanyahu's bloc 53 seats and Eisenkot's 48, both short of the 61 needed. Coalition talks will be difficult, with Arab-led parties' 19 seats a key question.