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Trump heads to Texas but won’t see Governor AbbottPolitics4:12

Donald Trump is traveling to San Antonio on Wednesday to headline a rally for Republicans. Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a longtime Trump ally, will not attend.

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BREAKING: FBI thwarts ISIS-inspired mass-casualty plotSociety

Fox News correspondent Garrett Tenney and former FBI special agent Nicole Parker discuss the latest developments in what appears to be the FBI’s thwarting of a terror plot at Minnesota’s Mall of America.

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Fed minutes show officials united behind September rate hikeEconomy2:21

All 19 Federal Reserve officials supported the September decision to raise interest rates. Many backed the move as protection against the risk of mounting inflation pressures.

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LIVE: NBC News NOW — Oct. 8Other

NBC News NOW is broadcasting live with real-time coverage of breaking and developing stories, including on-scene reporting and deeper looks at issues affecting viewers.

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LIVE: NBC News NOW — Oct. 7Other

NBC News NOW is broadcasting live, covering breaking and developing stories in real time, reporting from the scene and taking deeper looks at key issues of the day.

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Kenya tightens Ebola measures after confirming first imported caseHealth

Kenya confirmed its first imported Ebola case after a citizen who had lived in the Democratic Republic of the Congo died while being treated in Nairobi. His overland journey through Uganda before flying to Kenya raised questions about how he passed health screenings. Eight relatives and 21 healthcare workers who had contact with him were initially quarantined.

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Paxton blames Iran war, fuel prices for campaign struggles in leaked audioPolitics

Leaked audio obtained by Axios captures Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton blaming the Iran war and fuel prices for his campaign’s difficulties. President Trump is scheduled to travel to Texas for a rally supporting Paxton on Wednesday evening.

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Can France’s government meet students’ demands?Politics

France’s government faces a stark dilemma: people are asking for more as the resources to meet those demands shrink. Public debt exceeds the size of the economy, and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has proposed budget cuts amid a cost-of-living crisis. The cuts may affect healthcare, pensions and education. Students say schools are already overcrowded, understaffed and poorly equipped, and conditions could worsen.

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Israelis attend main October 7 memorial ceremonyWorld

Israelis gather at Tel Aviv’s HaYarkon Park for the main October 7 memorial ceremony, organized by bereaved families and featuring speeches and performances by victims’ relatives, prominent Israeli figures and artists. Former hostage Eli Sharabi will co-host; his wife and two daughters were killed in the attack, and his brother died in captivity.

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Kayleigh McEnany: This is an important momentPolitics8:18

The Outnumbered segment examines themes in Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s Athens address: allegiance to country, weakening armed forces and dangers worldwide.

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Open Interest — October 7, 2026Economy

Dani Burger previews the US trading day on Bloomberg Open Interest. The program covers SpaceX seeking $40 billion for Nvidia chips, Apple expanding its smart-home push with LG, and oil prices and interest rates cooling Wall Street’s record rally. It also examines efforts to improve private-credit transparency, banker bonuses and AI’s effect on New York’s finances.

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McDonald’s franchisees balk at costly store upgradesEconomy4:32

McDonald’s plan to overhaul its restaurants and menu is unsettling US franchisees, who face upgrade costs of at least $800,000 per location. Bloomberg also discusses Texas Roadhouse’s recent stock plunge.

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US 30-year yields return to 2002 highEconomy5:01

US Treasuries resumed their decline, pushing the 30-year yield to its highest level since 2002. Rising oil prices heightened concerns about faster inflation and further central bank rate increases. Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s Vishal Khanduja discussed credit spreads and whether yields may soon peak.

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Timelapse shows life in a Gaza camp three years into Israel-Hamas warWorld

Three years into the war, most of Gaza’s roughly 2 million Palestinians remain displaced, many living in tents amid widespread destruction and poor conditions. Gaza’s Health Ministry says more than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed; the ministry is part of the Hamas-run government, and its figures are widely regarded as reliable by the United Nations and independent experts.

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Israelis show resilience as they mourn loved ones and a shattered sense of safetyWorld

Danny Brom, founding director of Jerusalem’s Israel Psychotrauma Center, says Israelis and Jewish people worldwide continue to grieve the largest loss of Jewish life in a single day since the Holocaust. Their basic sense of collective security has also been shattered, though he sees resilience alongside the grief.

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How the October 7 terror attacks permanently changed Middle East power dynamicsWorld

After Hamas’s October 7, 2023, terror attack, Israel launched a massive military offensive in Gaza. The war has left most of the Strip in ruins and killed more than 74,200 people, according to Gaza’s Hamas-led Health Ministry, a figure the UN considers accurate. Israel has also widened its military operations across the Middle East over the past three years, fighting on several fronts. DW’s Anja Kueppers-McKinnon speaks with Middle East expert Daniel Gerlach.

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Dolly Parton estate battle intensifiesCulture

ABC News legal analyst Brian Buckmire examines the legal dispute involving Dolly Parton’s nephew Bryan Seaver, including Seaver’s lawsuit, alleged messages and request for additional time in the case.

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