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Israeli forces raid Birzeit University and demolish Palestinian student memorialWorld

Israeli forces raided Birzeit University in the occupied West Bank, demolished a memorial for at least 38 Palestinian students killed by Israeli forces or settlers, and replaced it with a plant. Students say the action is part of a wider campaign to suppress Palestinian collective identity on campus, alongside raids, threats and restrictions on political activity.

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McHenry Warns a Debt Showdown Could Rattle Treasuries Even MoreEconomy

A former chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, Patrick McHenry called on the GOP to take up the borrowing limit while it still controls Congress and the White House. He characterized Republicans as playing defense in the 2026 midterms, with campaign dollars gravitating to contests the party sees as most in need of protection. McHenry said Democrats could make the issue a bargaining tool the following year, while a fresh impasse could strain the Treasury market more severely than the 2023 clash.

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Conley: Refined Fuels Remain the Energy ProblemEconomy

Heather Conley, a senior fellow at AEI, senior adviser at Evenflow Macro LLC and former deputy assistant secretary of state, says conflicting administration explanations for moving US bombers from the UK’s Fairford airbase raise questions about the military’s ability to protect its assets. Improved crude flows through the Strait of Hormuz do not resolve the energy problem because refined-product supplies remain constrained.

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Germany's spy chief warns of risk of 'violent conflict' with RussiaPolitics

BND chief Martin Jaeger warned that Germany’s confrontation with Russia is becoming more dangerous as Moscow intensifies what he described as a “shadow war” against European democracies. He made the remarks while testifying before the parliamentary committee overseeing foreign intelligence.

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Sen. Warner Says Senate Wasn't Briefed on B-1 Bomber MovePolitics

Sen. Mark Warner says the Senate Intelligence Committee was not briefed on U.S. bombers leaving a base in the U.K., and lawmakers are not receiving regular updates on the conflict with Iran. He warns the move could give Tehran a propaganda win by letting it claim it drove the U.S. from an allied base, while continuing to extract a toll on oil, diesel, aluminum and fertilizer.

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Trump says threat prompted US to pull bombers from UK basePolitics0:49

President Donald Trump said the United States withdrew bombers from Britain because of a specific threat after five men were arrested near RAF Fairford, the main US bomber base in Europe.

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Meet the Press NOW: Trump and Vance campaign as polls shift in traditionally red statesPolitics

President Trump and Vice President Vance are campaigning as new polls in traditionally Republican states show Democrats gaining an advantage. Rep. Henry Cuellar, a Texas Democrat seeking reelection in the newly drawn 28th District, discusses Democrats’ growing confidence in winning Texas. Polling also finds that most Latino voters believe Trump has gone too far amid increasingly violent and deadly ICE arrests.

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Nobel medicine prize honours three scientists for breakthrough in optogeneticsScience

The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has gone to Karl Deisseroth of the United States and German scientists Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for pioneering optogenetics. The technique uses light to control nerve-cell activity and has transformed understanding of how the brain works.

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Trump says US removed bombers from UK air base due to ‘threats’Politics

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that a “threat” prompted the United States to remove bombers from a military air base in England. A suspected terror plot had raised security concerns at the base.

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Switching on brain cells: Nobel-winning optogenetics researchScience1:47

The Nobel medicine prize was awarded Monday to US psychiatrist and neurologist Karl Deisseroth and German scientists Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for pioneering work in optogenetics. The technique uses light to control neurons, potentially opening breakthroughs in treating dementia, depression and blindness.

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Treasury Yields Hit Highest Level Since 2002Economy1:30:02

US Treasury yields reached their highest level since 2002. Bloomberg Television’s The Close featured market news and analysis around the Wall Street closing bell, with guests from investment management, equity research and business leadership.

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Trump says ‘threats’ led to US bomber withdrawal from UK airbaseWorld

President Donald Trump said the US moved its bombers from RAF Fairford back to bases in America because of “some threats” to the site. The Pentagon confirmed that about a dozen B-1s had been withdrawn, while a UK government spokesperson said the base was safe.

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B.C. pumpkin weigh-off draws crowds and sets new recordSociety

The annual pumpkin weigh-off at Krause Berry Farms in Abbotsford, B.C., attracted enthusiasts who spent the summer cultivating giant pumpkins, gourds and other crops. On a sunny day, the entries were lowered onto the scale by forklift as a new champion was crowned and a record was set.

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