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Indian police detain Cockroach Janta Party founderPolitics

The Cockroach Janta Party said police detained its founder, Abhijeet Dipke, in Delhi on Saturday (Oct 10). The youth movement had called a protest demanding the chief election commissioner’s resignation. Local TV reported that officers met Dipke at the airport after his arrival from Mumbai and asked him to cancel the protest, which authorities had banned.

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Police crack down on ‘cockroach’ protest in Delhi, IndiaPolitics

Tens of thousands of security personnel have been deployed and roads barricaded in Delhi to stop the Cockroach Janta Party’s latest demonstration. The group says its leader, Abhijeet Dipke, is among hundreds reportedly detained since Friday evening. Dipke launched the movement in May, almost as a joke, after Chief Justice Surya Kant compared unemployed young people to “cockroaches”.

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Britain’s Great Wealth DilemmaEconomy

People with a combined fortune of $160 billion are leaving London as UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham seeks to balance tax fairness with the country’s substantial revenue needs. The billionaire departures have prompted questions about London’s future as a global wealth hub.

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McEnany: Justice is set to be servedSociety

The Outnumbered panel discusses the Pentagon’s plan to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, prompting debate about the legality and morality of public executions.

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Michael Douglas: The Diane Sawyer interviewCulture

In his new memoir, “One Helluva Ride,” Michael Douglas opens up about his life and career, growing up in his father’s shadow, and what he calls the hardest thing he has ever had to do.

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Hurricane Isaias makes landfall, hammering US Gulf Coast with powerful winds and floodingWorld0:43

Hurricane Isaias came ashore along the US Gulf Coast on Friday as a Category 2 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph. It brought heavy rain, flooding and life-threatening storm surges, battering communities in Alabama and the Florida Panhandle after weakening to just below major hurricane strength.

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Talarico reappears after 13-day absencePolitics

Fox News senior correspondent Eric Shawn reports on U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico’s return to public view after being absent for 13 days on “Special Report.”

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How war affects civilians for generations | All HailWorld

For hundreds of thousands of people, today’s wars and genocides may never truly end. Violence leaves civilians with lasting physical and psychological wounds that shape daily life and communities for decades after fighting stops. Ali Rae hosts the third episode of the five-part All Hail the Military series on the systems, power and hidden complicities sustaining global militarism and its profound impact.

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Trump veers into Nobel Prize grievances at upstate New York rallyPolitics1:02

At a rally in Syracuse, New York, President Donald Trump attacked the Norwegian Nobel Committee for passing him over for the Nobel Peace Prize. He said his claimed diplomatic achievements merited the award and called the decision “an indelible stain on the country of Norway.”

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Tensions rise between the Koreas as landmine blasts stoke border fearsPolitics2:19

People living around the Korean Demilitarized Zone worry the standoff could worsen. Seoul is asking Pyongyang to clear mines from the North Korean side of the border and apologize for last month’s explosions, which left South Korean soldiers injured.

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What happens when you don’t know your family medical history?Health

For hundreds of thousands of people who have experienced care, knowing their family medical history is not always straightforward. Missing medical and childhood information can hinder access to healthcare, from identifying inherited conditions to obtaining an autism assessment. In some cases, people may face life-threatening risks without knowing they have a genetic condition. BBC journalist Sophia Watkins travelled around the UK to meet adopted people and others with care experience.

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DHS Secretary Mullin: Mamdani was cordial, but unrealisticPolitics7:45

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin discusses the latest on the ICE shooting in New York City and his conversations with President Donald Trump, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul.

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Gaza blockade: Israel’s siege on aid and fuel entering the territoryWorld

A year after the US-brokered ceasefire, Gaza remains under tight Israeli control. Restrictions on aid, medical evacuations and movement continue, leaving patients waiting for life-saving treatment as essential supplies remain blocked.

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Cowboy Space Wants to Put an Energy Grid in OrbitTech

Cowboy Space founder and CEO Baiju Bhatt says the company is developing an energy grid in orbit. Its first satellite, Reason 1, reached orbit on a SpaceX rideshare, and the team has made contact and communicates with it daily.

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Hundreds protest housing crisis in BarcelonaSociety

Hundreds marched in Barcelona on Friday, urging a general strike on November 11. The call followed the eviction last month of 87-year-old María del Carmen Abascal from her Madrid home; she died on Wednesday.

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