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Israel elections: Can Netanyahu distract from the October 7 allegations?Politics

With Israel’s election a month away, media debate has focused on what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu knew before October 7. Netanyahu is suing the Israeli newspaper that published the allegation, while right-wing Channel 14 says it does not matter. The coverage, the programme argues, has avoided reckoning with Israel’s actions in Gaza.

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Alice Cooper on the evolution of his alter egoCulture

Alice Cooper takes Anthony Mason backstage at one of his shows to discuss how he created his unforgettable alter ego ahead of the release of his new memoir, “Devil on My Shoulder.”

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Funeral held in Gaza City for two Christian women killed in Israeli strikeWorld

A funeral was held at St. Porphyrius Orthodox Church in Gaza City for a Christian woman and her daughter, who were killed in an Israeli airstrike overnight from Friday into Saturday. Shifa hospital said five people died, including four women.

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US Military Buildup Raises Iran Escalation RiskWorld

Washington Institute research director Dana Stroul says the US military buildup in the Middle East, including a third aircraft carrier, is broadening President Donald Trump’s options as diplomacy with Iran stalls. She says US sanctions and the naval blockade are putting significant pressure on Iran but have not yet yielded major concessions, while Washington considers its approach to Yemen’s Houthis.

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AP Top Stories October 3Other

The Associated Press presents its top stories for October 3.

TThe Associated Press
Wang Cong to face Natalia Silva for UFC 332 women's featherweight titleSports

Natalia Silva and Wang Cong will meet in the UFC 332 main event with the women's featherweight championship at stake. The full main card will be simulcast on CBS and Paramount+ for the first time, with UFC analyst Paul Felder providing analysis.

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Fake Jobs Put Job Seekers at Risk of Identity TheftSociety

Fraud investigator Jay Jones, known online as “The Profiler,” says artificial intelligence is helping scammers create increasingly convincing fake recruiters and job listings that can trick victims into giving up money and sensitive personal information. He advises applicants to check company websites, domain histories and where application links lead.

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Egypt Flagged Hamas Threat Before Oct. 7World

Atlantic staff writer Vivian Salama says Egypt’s then-intelligence chief Abbas Kamel made an unusual 67-minute visit to Israel less than two weeks before the Oct. 7, 2023 attack to warn officials that intelligence indicated Hamas was mobilizing for a major assault. Several regional governments also raised concerns, but questions remain over who received the warning.

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Inside ICE's deportation surgePolitics

Camilo Montoya-Galvez observed Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents as they went to arrest a man. ICE is facing renewed scrutiny with a month to go before November's midterm elections.

CCBS News
Nightline Full Broadcast — Friday, October 2, 2026Other

The broadcast features disturbing new videos and accounts from aboard a FlyDubai flight to Israel, along with an exclusive one-on-one interview between Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister and Diane Sawyer. Other segments cover Cornell’s frat house, a miracle in the sky and Michael Douglas’ secret romance.

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Trump and corporate America at the midtermsPolitics

The program examines Donald Trump’s relationship with the business world during the first half of his second term, including his roles as investor, broker and rent-taker. It considers where his approach fits in American history and what it could mean for the US economy ahead.

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Residents fill Joo Chiat streets for district’s first car-free daySociety

Thousands of residents filled Joo Chiat’s streets for the neighbourhood’s first car-free day, taking in performances, joining activities and visiting local shops. Businesses welcomed the boost in footfall. The event had previously been held around Singapore’s Civic District and CBD.

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The world is spending trillions on AI. Will it pay off?Economy

Global spending on artificial intelligence and data centres could reach $30 trillion by 2050. Economists warn that the returns depend on risky assumptions about productivity gains and the profits AI will generate.

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Bodycam video of Luigi Mangione arrest releasedSociety

Newly released video captures police arresting Luigi Mangione at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s. Mangione pleaded guilty to federal charges in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

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“Things are not hopeless”: Fields Medal winner Jacob Tsimerman on AI’s threatScience

Canadian mathematician Jacob Tsimerman drew international attention after winning the Fields Medal in June, then announced a career change. His new AI safety lab will use mathematics to help prevent rapidly evolving technology from spiralling out of control. He discussed how the approach would work and the scale of AI’s threat.

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