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Watters: Knock knock, Ilhan OmarPolitics

Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses the federal raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home in Washington, D.C., on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”

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Protests grow across Europe as living costs rise and governments cut spendingSociety

Anger is mounting across Europe as higher living costs coincide with government spending cuts, straining essential services and household budgets. In Brussels, social worker Hafid Jourhi describes the difficulty of supporting disadvantaged communities as services struggle to meet rising needs. Market-goers complain that prices are climbing while pensions have not kept up.

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Houthis threaten U.S. if it enters Yemen's warWorld

Saudi Arabia reported bringing down three Houthi ballistic missiles on Monday. The kingdom's main airport in its capital was still shut after attacks over the past week left at least 20 people dead and hundreds wounded.

CCBC News
Two US economists win Nobel for research on stabilizing the global economyEconomy2:44

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2026 Nobel economics prize to US economists Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for their work on the microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilization. Their models are used by governments to steady economies after major shocks. Woodford said people’s expectations of future policy matter for its effectiveness.

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A financial adviser was scammed out of almost S$4,000Society

A text from someone she believed was her daughter led to financial adviser Lena Soon losing almost S$4,000 before she realized something was wrong. On the Money Talks podcast, she recounts how it happened, the warning signs she missed and how to talk with a loved one who may have been scammed.

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‘A very unusual pattern’: Enten and experts unpack Texas election pollingPolitics

CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten examines the latest Texas polls and finds an unusual pattern of rising Democratic strength in down-ballot races and across the state. Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico returns to campaigning after recovering from the flu, while a panel analyzes his messaging and that of Republican opponent Ken Paxton.

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Storms leave hundreds of thousands without powerWorld

Dangerous storms across the United States destroyed homes and brought down trees, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity. Authorities reported at least four deaths from Florida to Alabama after Hurricane Isaias made landfall Friday, while a tropical storm battered Southern California’s coast.

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Woman meets family of liver donor who saved her lifeSociety

Four years after a life-saving liver transplant, Victoria Yocum met the donor’s wife and daughters. She spent the day with them at Albuquerque’s Balloon Fiesta.

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ICE officers hit man fleeing them with SUVSociety

A man suffered a broken leg after being struck by a vehicle while running from ICE officers, and his family is demanding justice. DHS says he ran in front of the vehicle, while video appears to show the SUV veering into him.

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Saudi Arabia Responds to Houthi Attacks; Florida Deals With Deadly Hurricane AftermathWorld

Iran-backed Houthi militants struck Riyadh airport twice over the weekend, killing 13 people. The attacks were the deadliest against a regional U.S. ally since the Iran war began and could open another front. Florida and Alabama are also cleaning up after Hurricane Isaias hit over the weekend, killing four.

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Burden of Proof: October 12, 2026Other

A man convicted of poisoning a former co-worker is asking a judge to expunge his record. Sentencing is scheduled Tuesday for a man accused of orchestrating rapper Tupac Shakur’s murder, while Arnold Schwarzenegger faces a civil trial.

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Students in Paris suburbs protest inequality in French schoolsSociety

Students from low-income Paris suburbs are leading protests for fairer school funding, improved conditions and equal opportunities in France’s education system. The movement has grown through social media, with students pointing to disparities between disadvantaged communities and prestigious institutions such as Sorbonne University. Sorbonne student Soumaya Sarre, from Bondy, says the protests reflect deep injustice and systemic inequality.

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Trump says he had ‘nothing to do’ with search of Ilhan Omar’s homePolitics

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he was not involved in federal agents’ search of Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home. He called Omar “totally crooked” and a “terrible person,” while saying the Justice Department was responsible for the investigation.

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Zelenskyy urges pressure on Russia as NATO warns against escalationWorld

As European leaders and military officials discuss security and deterrence at the Warsaw Security Forum, Zelenskyy stressed maintaining sanctions on Moscow, including pressure on Russia’s energy sector, amid talks about a possible ceasefire. NATO General Alexus Grynkewich said the alliance is prepared to respond to any escalation.

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