WorldFox News contributor Jonathan Turley says the mass protests erupting across France have been building for a long time and were predictable.
WorldFox News contributor Jonathan Turley says the mass protests erupting across France have been building for a long time and were predictable.
SocietyA Massachusetts man is facing an attempted-murder charge after video allegedly showed him slapping a 21-year-old and trying to drown him.
SocietyFlorida police released dashcam footage of a fatal school bus collision that killed two people, including a 16-year-old student.
EconomyChina has a strong appetite for durian, while Vietnam wants to expand its share of the market. Moving the fruit across the border is only one hurdle: Vietnam also needs to win over Chinese consumers, improve quality and speed up customs procedures. The boom highlights broader China-Vietnam border ties and trade.
SportsThe International Olympic Committee says Qatar and India are among seven countries seeking to host the 2036 Olympics. Qatar is pursuing another major global sporting event four years after the World Cup, while a successful bid could require moving the Games outside the usual July-August period because of extreme Gulf summer heat.
PoliticsQuestions are being raised about the effectiveness of Canada’s new foreign influence registry. Anyone in Canada doing legitimate work with a foreign government or entity to influence Canadian politics must register. Public Safety Canada estimates more than 2,400 foreign agents are active in the country, but only two people had registered by the Oct. 3 deadline.
PoliticsA White House ally is warning that Republicans could face a “bloodbath” in the midterm elections as anxiety spreads through the party. With only weeks before Election Day, a GOP super PAC is spending $5 million in South Carolina to help a struggling Trump-endorsed candidate. Forecaster Larry Sabato is also moving key Senate races in Alaska and South Carolina toward the Democrats.
SocietyU.S. authorities have announced the arrest of 30-year-old Washington state resident James Cody Bryant in connection with the February school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.
PoliticsICBC has returned to the campaign spotlight after BC Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson said all options were on the table for possible changes to no-fault insurance. The NDP moved quickly to seize on the comments. The discussion examines why the issue is politically charged, whether the Conservatives created a new line of attack, and both parties’ focus on public safety and crime.
SocietyStudent protests over poor classroom conditions have spread across France, with half of the country’s high schools blockaded. Students cite rats, leaks and falling ceilings, as well as a shortage of teachers. Parents and teachers joined the demonstrations in the streets on Tuesday.
PoliticsPresident Donald Trump delivers remarks in Sparrows Point, Maryland, after a major investment was announced to expand U.S. submarine production capacity.
SocietyABC News has obtained new videos and records concerning an alleged gang rape at Cornell University. A former Massachusetts officer is also on trial for allegedly killing a pregnant woman.
WorldYemeni government forces have released footage showing clashes with the Houthis. David Des Roches, a former US Department of Defense official, analyses the latest developments in Yemen.
WorldPresident Donald Trump said he would speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin “very soon” after a lab worker died under mysterious circumstances at an anti-plague laboratory in Siberia.
SocietyCIA officer David Rush pleaded guilty to wire fraud after storing $40 million in gold bars at his home. NBC News obtained first-time images of the 298 bars seized there, along with stacks of cash and luxury watches.
EconomyRami Alazzeh, an economist at UN Trade and Development, discusses UNCTAD’s estimate that rebuilding Gaza will require $71.5 billion.
PoliticsThe Liberal government tabled Bill C-40 on Tuesday to turn the Defence Investment Agency, created in October 2025 as a special operating agency within the bureaucracy, into a standalone Crown corporation. Power & Politics speaks with Defence Procurement Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr and Conservative national defence critic James Bezan.
SocietyA California couple was arrested outside Los Angeles and is facing felony child abuse charges. Authorities say the couple used surrogates to have at least 14 children.
WorldThree years after the Oct. 7 terror attacks in Israel, 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage into Gaza. NBC News’ Raf Sanchez was in Israel covering the events, which would bring a major shift to the Middle East.
PoliticsPresident Trump signed an executive order intended to lower diesel prices by easing restrictions on red-dye diesel. NBC News’ Brian Cheung explains what the order contains and what it could mean for Americans.
Society1:18Christa Pike would have been the first woman executed by Tennessee in more than 200 years, but she survived a botched execution. Her attorneys later released an update on her condition.
Economy3:26Markets reached record highs Tuesday, helped partly by gains in technology stocks, while AI-linked shares have become major drivers of global markets. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink told NBC News that he is more concerned about losing the AI race than about an AI bubble. They also discussed worst-case scenarios and how to develop the technology safely.
OtherCNN’s Global Perspectives brings experts, leaders and innovators together in a live conversation from Bangkok, offering new perspectives from Asia and answers on major issues in a rapidly changing world. The program is streaming worldwide for the first time from Asia.
CultureABC’s 20/20 episode “Born to Kill” premieres Friday, Oct. 9, at 9/8c. It examines a deadly mystery involving a young wife found dead and her estranged husband, who is on the run with a 17-year-old. The episode will also stream on Disney+ and Hulu.