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McGurk: No Political Future in Gaza While Hamas Remains in PowerPolitics

Brett McGurk says there can be no “political horizon or future” in Gaza while Hamas maintains its claim to power. He says Israel’s narrow right-wing coalition leaves its government little room to maneuver, recounts difficult hostage negotiations and rejects claims that Hamas was ready to release captives quickly.

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October 7 and the future of the Jewish stateWorld

Benjamin Netanyahu remains Israel’s prime minister. On the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, Israel has yet to reckon with the security failures that day, the roots of the Hamas-led attack and the brutal war of vengeance that followed; Netanyahu still has a strong chance of remaining in office.

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Senator Coons Says US Should Reexamine Ties With IsraelPolitics

Delaware Democratic Senator Chris Coons explains why he believes the United States should reassess its relationship with Israel and also comments on the Iran conflict.

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Former German intelligence chief held over alleged spyingWorld

August Hanning, former head of Germany’s Foreign Intelligence Service, has been remanded in custody on suspicion of spying. He and another man were arrested Tuesday over allegations of illegally obtaining state secrets for 14 years after Hanning retired; thousands of secret documents allegedly reached him.

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Trump seeks to ease restrictions on red-dyed diesel as prices surgePolitics1:54

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at letting all drivers use red-dyed diesel, which is exempt from highway taxes, to ease the pressure of rising oil prices. The surge threatens farmers’ livelihoods and could also pose a political risk for Trump.

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Will Tennessee try to execute Christa Pike again?Society

Christa Pike has awoken and begun speaking from her hospital bed nearly a week after Tennessee authorities botched her execution, her lawyers say. She survived two lethal-injection attempts for the 1995 murder of a 19-year-old woman. Her lawyers are seeking answers and asking that evidence be preserved.

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Could Christa Pike be executed again?Society3:17

ABC News’ Peter Charalambous answers commonly searched questions about Christa Pike’s botched execution, including whether she could face execution again, whether she can sue and how she survived.

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Stocks Retreat From Records as Oil and Yields Stay ElevatedEconomy

Stocks pulled back from record levels while oil prices and yields remained elevated. Bloomberg Television’s The Close features news and analysis around Wall Street’s closing bell, with guests from investment strategy, fixed income, equity research and other fields.

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Meet the Press NOW — Oct. 7Politics

President Donald Trump campaigns in Texas as some Republican candidates seek distance from his policies. Brett McGurk, a Middle East adviser to Presidents Biden and Trump, reflects on the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks that killed more than 1,000 people, sparked an international hostage crisis and triggered a humanitarian emergency. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports on Russia’s latest strikes on Ukraine ahead of a brutal winter.

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MLB playoffs takeaways: How teams are shaping up, plus other top storiesSports

ABC News Live’s “Searched” highlights trending stories, including San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller missing Game 3 while on the paternity list. Other topics include Tropical Storm Isaias, Christa Pike receiving medical care after a botched execution attempt, OpenAI’s findings on unsolved math problems and McDonald’s return of Monopoly.

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Some Jewish Democrats are backing Mike Rogers over Abdul El-SayedPolitics2:09

In Michigan’s race for an open Senate seat, Republican former congressman Mike Rogers is facing Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Some Jewish voters who usually lean left are shifting their support to Rogers.

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Sen. Tillis discusses midterms and regret over backing HegsethPolitics

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina discusses the party’s prospects in the 2026 midterm elections. He says Republican candidates should not fear breaking with President Donald Trump on some issues and says he regrets supporting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

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WHO seeks details on second suspected pneumonia-like illness in RussiaHealth

The World Health Organization is seeking more information after an unverified report of a second suspected pneumonia-like illness in Russia. The report follows the death of a 28-year-old lab technician after an alleged exposure; nearly 200 people were recently isolated.

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Inside the Trump-themed store where sales have collapsedPolitics

CNN’s Elle Reeve revisits a Trump-themed merchandise shop in a historically MAGA-heavy area to examine shifts in sales and voter sentiment. The owner says demand has fallen sharply from days when the store brought in as much as $15,000, while customers voice growing frustration with inflation, living costs and ongoing international conflicts.

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What to know about tackling plague outbreaksHealth

ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze discusses how other countries are responding to developments in Russia, while former CDC chief medical officer Dr. Deb Houry answers questions about plague outbreaks.

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