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French high school students continue campus blockadesSociety

High school students in France are maintaining blockades outside their campuses as the nationwide movement draws in teachers and university students. Protests show no sign of easing: more than 500 schools were closed the previous day, and unions representing students, teachers and other workers plan more marches for October 8.

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China Stocks Dip as Soft Travel Data Weighs on SentimentEconomy

Chinese stocks fell as weak travel data weighed on sentiment. The program also discussed slowing growth in China and the Hang Seng Tech Index overhaul’s sharper focus on AI.

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Palestinians remember life in Gaza before years of Israeli bombardmentWorld2:55

Three years of Israeli bombardment have drastically reshaped Gaza. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics data show that about 82 percent of buildings across the Strip have been severely damaged or destroyed. Residents in Gaza City describe what losing places to meet, work, study and worship means to them.

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Bessent: This year is the “banquet”Economy

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discusses U.S. industry growth under the Trump administration, socialism and efforts to reduce nickel production costs on “The Ingraham Angle.”

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Trump’s Texas rally for Paxton repeatedly interrupted by protestersPolitics0:31

Trump campaigned in Texas for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, urging supporters to help Republicans win key midterm races. Protesters repeatedly interrupted the rally, and at least a couple dozen were removed from the venue.

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Oil rises as US is said to weigh strike options against IranEconomy4:35

Oil prices climbed after a report said the Trump administration asked the Pentagon to prepare options for strikes on Iran that could be carried out before the midterm elections. A hurricane also forced some US output to shut down.

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Tuna nearly vanished from UK seas. Now they’re back in huge numbers. How?Science

Bluefin tuna had almost disappeared from UK waters but have returned in large numbers. WWF highlights the recovery in a new report as evidence that conservation can work, while finding that monitored wildlife populations worldwide have declined by an average of 73% since 1970.

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'Trap Queen' artist Fetty Wap has a new outlook on lifeCulture

Singer and rapper Fetty Wap told ABC News' “Nightline” that he sees life differently after being released from prison earlier this year, saying he is trying to do something good.

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Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo controversy rumbles onSports

The dispute between Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus continues after Ronaldo issued a lengthy statement on Tuesday. He explained why he left Portugal’s squad and accused his coach of breaking his word. The row dominated Portuguese headlines, overshadowing four Nations League wins, as media questioned Ronaldo’s future while he said he wants to keep playing for the national team.

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Ebola death tests Kenya’s defensesHealth

An Ebola patient who traveled through DR Congo and Uganda died in isolation in Nairobi. Kenyan authorities are tracing contacts and searching for further infections. The case underscores the difficulty of detecting Ebola when infected travelers cross borders; rapid testing, monitoring and public trust will be crucial.

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Texas carries out first US execution since failed lethal injection for Christa PikeSociety

A Texas man who fatally shot a convenience store clerk was put to death Wednesday night, becoming the 30th person executed in the United States this year. It was the first US execution since Tennessee’s failed attempt to administer a lethal injection to Christa Pike a week earlier.

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Protests over housing continue in SpainSociety

Protesters are camping in Madrid to demand political action to halt evictions and tackle Spain’s housing crisis. Maricarmen Abascal, the 87-year-old woman whose eviction last month sparked mass housing protests and an announcement of an early election, died on October 8; thousands demonstrated over her death.

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One woman’s debt spiral points to trouble for Thailand’s growth hopesEconomy

Thai business owner Kavita Wongyakasem fears she could die before clearing her debts. She owes 10 million baht to seven financial institutions and another 2.1 million baht to informal lenders, compared with total debt of 8 million baht three years ago.

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Trump campaigns in Texas for GOP nominee he keeps insultingPolitics

Donald Trump campaigns for a Republican nominee in one of the country’s most important races, but appears increasingly isolated. A Republican in a swing state also sounds as if he is running against Trump.

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French leftist mayor says state is failing students after protestPolitics

Saint-Denis Mayor Bally Bagayoko said he supported protesting high school students and accused the French government of failing them. Viral videos the previous day showed him positioning himself between riot police and protesters.

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Protesters interrupt Trump as he rallies support for Paxton in Texas Senate racePolitics1:23

Protesters interrupted Donald Trump as he campaigned in Texas for Senate candidate Ken Paxton. Facing demonstrations and a poor political climate, Trump sought to rally voters behind Paxton to avert sweeping Democratic victories in the nation’s most populous red state.

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Colombians rally for Palestine and against government’s restored ties with IsraelWorld2:37

Hundreds, including many university students, rallied in rainy Bogotá against Colombia’s new right-wing government’s Israel policy. On the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, protesters waved Palestinian flags and scarves and called for a free Palestine. The rally began outside the new Israeli embassy. President Abelardo de la Espriella has restored diplomatic ties with Israel.

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