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France protests, Israel’s ‘politically charged’ remembrance, Ethiopia and UkraineWorld

A week of vigils, protests and political upheaval includes Israeli events marking three years since the Hamas-led attacks, where former hostages and mourners demanded accountability for failures on October 7 as Gaza’s stalled path to peace faces growing questions. In France, students, unions and hundreds of thousands protested chronic underfunding and poor conditions months before a presidential election.

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Wayne Eyre on the threats facing CanadaSociety

Retired general and former chief of the defence staff Wayne Eyre reflects on four decades in the military, including service in Afghanistan and confronting a misconduct crisis. His new memoir, “Into the Breach: A Soldier’s Journey,” also considers cultural changes in the Canadian Armed Forces and threats facing Canada today.

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LIVE: NBC News NOW — Oct. 12Other

NBC News NOW is broadcasting live with real-time coverage of breaking and developing stories, on-scene reporting and in-depth analysis.

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ICE officer shoots and injures man in New York CitySociety1:58

A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a man during an operation in New York City, federal officials said. Authorities said the man was conscious and hospitalized. The shooting quickly prompted angry protests by local residents and elected officials. Early accounts cited by Mayor Zohran Mamdani said agents surrounded the man and a five-year-old child in a car on a busy street before firing multiple rounds.

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Survivors work to keep Epstein files in the spotlight before midtermsPolitics

Political donations from billionaire Les Wexner and other Epstein associates are drawing attention in Ohio’s Senate race. NBC News’ Julie Tsirkin reports on an Epstein Files exhibit stopping in Columbus and examines how millions of dollars are being spent to influence the midterms, mostly by Democrats.

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LIVE: NBC News NOW — Oct. 9Other

NBC News NOW is broadcasting live, covering breaking news and developing stories in real time, with on-the-scene reporting and deeper looks at issues viewers care about.

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Canadian woman holds plank for 5 hours, breaking world recordSociety

DonnaJean Wilde, 61, held a plank for five hours at the Huntsman World Senior Games in Utah, surpassing her own Guinness World Record for the longest female abdominal plank. She is a two-time plank world-record holder and grandmother of 12.

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Current with Christine Romans – Oct. 9 | NBC News NOWWorld

Hurricane Isaias has strengthened to Category 3 and is moving toward the Gulf Coast. Tensions are rising in New York City after ICE agents shot a man in a car with a child in the back seat, and the Pentagon says it plans to livestream the Fort Hood shooter’s execution by firing squad.

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Grocery crisis: Why are food prices soaring?Economy

Canadians have faced steep grocery price increases in recent years. Marketplace tests how much $100 buys at a grocery store, looks at extreme ways people are coping with higher food costs, and asks the government when food will become more affordable for everyone in Canada.

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This Week in Washington: Democrats gain in polls as Republicans lose ground ahead of midtermsPolitics

The U.S. midterms will determine control of Congress, with Democrats gaining in polls and Republicans continuing to lose ground. The program also asks whether Donald Trump’s temporary approval of red-dyed diesel for some vehicles will bring down soaring fuel prices or is a bid to win back disillusioned Republicans.

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Heavy rain batters Chile’s capital, damaging cars and homesWorld

Heavy rainfall caused mudslides in Santiago, sweeping cars through streets and damaging properties. The Mapocho River overflowed. Authorities reported at least six injuries, while rising floodwaters trapped several residents in their homes before they were airlifted to safety.

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Jared Gross says AI buildout is a boom, not a bubbleEconomy

Credit markets are again uneasy about more mega debt deals reaching a market already flush with financing for the AI arms race. Jared Gross, head of institutional portfolio strategy at JPMorgan Asset Management, discusses AI asset allocation and why he views the buildout as a boom rather than a bubble.

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Delta Cuts Profit Outlook as Fuel Costs SurgeEconomy

Delta Air Lines lowered its full-year earnings outlook as jet fuel prices stayed high, highlighting growing pressure on the airline industry. Smaller carriers are even less equipped to withstand rising costs. Bloomberg global aviation chief correspondent Sid Philip joined to discuss.

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Why fighting in Tigray matters far beyond northern EthiopiaWorld7:03

After federal forces took control of Mekelle, Ethiopia again accused Eritrea of backing anti-government forces; Eritrea rejects the claim. With tensions rising in the Horn of Africa, DW asks Ethiopia Insight Managing Editor William Davison whether the latest fighting could spark a wider regional confrontation.

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Why Meta doubled down after Frances Haugen blew the whistleTech

As “The Social Reckoning” reaches cinemas, whistleblower Frances Haugen joins “Top Comment” to discuss what has changed since she leaked tens of thousands of internal Facebook documents in 2021. Many see her revelations as a key catalyst for legislation and litigation targeting social media giants, yet those companies appear to have accelerated their pursuit of maximum engagement.

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Trump sanctions ICC hours after former judge Navi Pillay wins NobelPolitics

The United States imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court hours after former ICC judge Navi Pillay won the Nobel Peace Prize. The court urged member states to ensure it can continue operating. Retired judge Peter Herbert offered his views.

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How could Spain’s housing crisis affect elections? | Inside StoryPolitics28:31

Frustration over Spain’s housing crisis has fueled mass demonstrations. They began last month after 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal was evicted; she died this week, two weeks after being forced from her home. Parliament rejected government proposals to protect tenants and freeze rents, leading Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to call early elections. He is also under growing pressure over immigration and corruption investigations.

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