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Riyadh Airport Attack Kills 12 as Conflict EscalatesWorld

Bloomberg Middle East reporter Dan Williams says an attack on Riyadh's international airport that killed at least 12 and injured more than 300 marks a significant escalation in fighting between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis. He discusses possible US military intervention, risks to Saudi investment ambitions and Iran's efforts to rebuild its missile arsenal.

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By the Way: Headlines You May Have MissedOther

Lisa Mateo, David Gura and Christina Ruffini review stories on $50,000 summer internships at elite financial firms, more than $500 million in special bonuses for Goldman Sachs executives, an unusual way to protect books from pests and safety concerns over teenagers riding high-speed electric bikes.

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Attack on Riyadh airport kills 12 and wounds more than 300World

Turki Al-Maliki, a spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, said Yemen’s Houthi rebels carried out the attack, targeting a passenger terminal. Twelve people were killed and more than 300 wounded.

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Why is Nigel Farage suddenly facing so much media scrutiny?Politics

Nigel Farage built his career on hardline anti-immigration rhetoric and is now one of the best-known figures in British politics. Critics say mainstream media attention to the Reform leader has been disproportionate. The Listening Post examines the media that helped make him and the right-wing broadcaster serving as a platform for his political ambitions.

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Abdul El-Sayed on past Obama criticism: ‘I was younger’ and ‘angry’Politics

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed discusses the main hurdles in his campaign and his priorities if elected. He also reflects on his past criticism of Obama, saying he was younger and angry at the time.

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Canadian AI companies seek to stay competitive amid Trump trade warEconomy

Heightened trade tensions have made it difficult for Canadians to avoid doing business with the United States. The challenge is particularly acute in AI, where most essential components are based in the U.S. A Canadian defence company that opted not to work with the U.S. government is trying to bridge the gap.

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Houthis warn against Saudi airports after Riyadh attack kills 12 and injures more than 300World

Yemen’s Houthis renewed threats against Saudi airspace, warning airlines, travellers and workers to stay away from the kingdom’s airports. The warning followed a deadly strike on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport that killed 12 and injured more than 300. It was Saudi Arabia’s deadliest such attack in over a decade. The Houthis have not claimed responsibility; the strike drew criticism from the UN, EU and Britain.

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Trump Presses Zelenskyy to Step AsidePolitics

Bloomberg White House correspondent Catherine Lucey says Trump is intensifying pressure on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling for new leadership in Kyiv and an end to Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. His push to lower diesel prices before the US midterms risks further straining ties with Ukraine, while analysts question the effort.

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India’s Cockroach Party leaders released as New Delhi tightens security ahead of more protestsPolitics

Leaders of India’s Cockroach Janta Party vowed to keep protesting and demand the chief election commissioner’s resignation after their release from detention. A court ordered the release of founder Abhijeet Dipke and two other senior leaders, detained after their plane landed in New Delhi. Thousands of police and paramilitary personnel were deployed ahead of a second day of protests.

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Europe builds its own payments system to challenge Visa and MastercardEconomy

Visa and Mastercard serve hundreds of millions of users in the European Union. As European governments reconsider dependence on an unpredictable ally, some banks are seeking to challenge the dominance of American operators and advance payment sovereignty in Europe.

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Mamdani's NYC immigrant map has MAJOR SNUBPolitics

Fox & Friends Weekend co-hosts discuss New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s decision to miss a Columbus Day parade and revisit his earlier criticism of a Christopher Columbus statue.

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Inside Italy’s Changing Papacy and PoliticsPolitics

New York Times correspondent and former Rome bureau chief Jason Horowitz discusses his memoir, The Italian Job, drawing on 25 years of reporting in Italy on the Vatican, papal transitions and the country’s changing politics. He also reflects on how political experiments from Silvio Berlusconi to Giorgia Meloni offer insight into wider global trends.

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Protests Prompt Security Crackdown in New DelhiWorld

Bloomberg senior reporter Dan Strumpf says New Delhi remains under heavy security after authorities detained thousands of demonstrators demanding the resignation of India’s chief election commissioner over a contested voter-roll revision. He says the youth-led movement reflects wider frustration over unemployment and economic opportunities.

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How prosthetics technology is training robotsTech

Tech Now’s Paul Carter explores how technology developed for advanced prosthetics is also being used to train humanoid robots. The Ability Hand has two aims: restoring a person’s grip and transferring what a human hand knows to a machine.

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Ethiopian troops enter Tigray’s Adigrat as tensions with Eritrea escalateWorld

Ethiopian government forces entered Adigrat, a northern Tigray city near the Eritrean border, after rebel fighters withdrew. Ethiopia and Eritrea appealed to the UN Security Council amid rising tensions. Ethiopia accused Eritrea of a “blatant act of aggression” by deploying troops on its territory; Eritrea rejected the charge.

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Can Ukraine address its mobilization problems?World

As Russia's invasion continues, Ukraine must sustain its military while preventing divisions among soldiers, civilians and the state from weakening the country's ability to resist. In an interview, Kyiv Independent reporter Kateryna Hodunova talks with Ukrainian journalist, publicist and serviceman Pavlo Kazarin about the mobilization crisis, draft evasion and soldiers going AWOL.

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Exclusive: Dimon, Farley and Gov. Whitmer on rebuilding US manufacturingEconomy

Ford, JPMorgan and Michigan are working together to connect manufacturers and startups with capital, customers and government backing as the US seeks to restore supply chains shifted overseas. Ford CEO Jim Farley says the company will commit $1 billion in purchasing to firms building capabilities in advanced manufacturing, magnets and rare earths. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says the bank will lend through its broader security and resiliency effort.

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