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India Demands Unimpeded Hormuz Shipping as Tanker Attacks Continue
India on Tuesday reiterated its call for safe, free, and unimpeded navigation through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing regional tensions and risks to civilian shipping.
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Beyond Paris: Marseille and Regional Cities Bear the Brunt of France Clashes
Marseille saw bins set alight, rocks thrown and shops ransacked as France protests spread beyond Paris, with clashes also reported in Lyon, Bordeaux, Grenoble and other cities.
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Trump Makes Democrat Corruption Claim Central to Final Midterm Push
President Donald Trump told reporters after voting early in Florida that corruption is a problem in Democratic controlled districts and cities, making the claim central to his final midterm message.
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Trump Officials Rush to Hire Lawyers Ahead of Possible Democratic Probes
Trump administration officials are hiring private lawyers at a quickening pace, bracing for an avalanche of congressional investigations if Democrats take one or both…
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Trump Fights to Block Jack Smith Testimony in 10 Billion Dollar BBC Suit
President Trump is fighting to block former special counsel Jack Smith from being deposed in Trump’s 10 billion dollar defamation lawsuit against the BBC,…
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Norfolk Records Its Wettest November Day as the Storm Moves Up the Coast
Norfolk, Virginia, recorded its wettest November day on record with 6.3 inches of rain, as the storm that flooded Georgia and Tennessee spread up the East Coast.
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Missouri Passes Amendment 6, Protecting Citizen Led Initiatives
Missouri voters passed Amendment 6, which sharply limits the legislature ability to overturn laws and amendments enacted through citizen initiatives.
Business
Retailers Announce 444,692 Hiring Plans for the Holidays
United States employers announced plans to hire 444,692 workers in October, and retailers, warehouses and delivery firms are staffing up for the holidays.
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Apple Trims iPhone 18 Pro Orders on Soft Demand, Report Says
Apple has cut orders for the iPhone 18 Pro on soft demand, Nikkei Asia reported, in a headline carried across Asian market coverage on…
Sports
McLaurin’s Season Over: What the Commanders Do Without Their Star
Terry McLaurin’s season is over, and the Washington Commanders now face the hardest question in football: what does an already struggling offense look like…
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Women + Sports Summit Sets Agenda for Ojai Gathering
The espnW Women + Sports Summit will return to Ojai for its 17th year with an agenda spanning mentorship, motherhood and athletic performance, and…
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Evacuating 1,300: The Public-Health Operation Behind Typhoon Response
The evacuation of more than 1,300 people ahead of Typhoon Champi's landfall in Taiwan was a public-health operation as much as a disaster response.
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Perseverance Finds Groundwater and Hot Fluids, Not Just an Ancient Lake
NASA's Perseverance rover has found that rocks in Jezero Crater record repeated encounters with water in different forms — lake water, groundwater and hot…
