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Pope Leo XIV arrives at Rome hospital for lung nodule surgeryWorld

Pope Leo XIV was admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Tuesday before an operation later that day to remove a lung nodule. Experts say the surgery will establish whether the lesion is malignant and whether further treatment is needed.

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Saudi Arabia strikes oil facilities in Sanaa and Hodeidah as Houthis vow retaliationWorld

Saudi Arabia launched air strikes on oil facilities in Yemen, including the Yemen Petroleum Company’s al-Sabaha Central Station in Sanaa, storage tanks at Ras Isa port and a facility in Hodeidah’s Bajil district. After a Saudi-led coalition evacuation warning, the Houthis threatened retaliatory strikes on Riyadh.

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UK economy forecast to grow this year before energy costs rise in 2027Economy

The IMF forecasts UK growth of 1.3% in 2026, up from its July estimate of 1%, but expects higher energy prices and interest rates to slow the economy in 2027. Chancellor John Healey said the government would seek to give households “some breathing space” in the budget.

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Lesser-known menopause symptoms to watch forHealth

Oprah Daily editorial director Pilar Guzman and board-certified OBGYN Dr. Sharon Malone spoke with CBS Mornings about how women and their partners can better manage menopause symptoms. Both contributed to the new book, “The Book of Menopause: Real Talk, Real Science, Real Strategies for Your Next Chapter.”

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Jaishankar says India-US talks are moving in the right directionEconomy

Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said trade talks with the United States are progressing in the right direction, while declining to reveal details. He spoke with Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.

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France: Student anger rages as tear gas and fires hit ParisSociety

Student and school unions said about 480,000 people joined demonstrations across France on Tuesday, more than during the previous week’s mobilisation. In Paris, the protest ended amid tear gas and fires as tensions rose.

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Ontario begins removing contentious Bloor Street bike lanes in TorontoSociety

Ontario’s government is starting to remove a contentious 1.2-kilometre stretch of bike lanes on Toronto’s Bloor Street West. The Ford government says the move aims to ease congestion and improve traffic flow, but commuters are divided.

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Indian Film Expert Answers Bollywood QuestionsCulture

Arts and life reporter Aparita Bhandari takes on popular questions about Bollywood, from who might be its Brad Pitt to why Indian movies’ CGI is often criticized and which films are must-sees.

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German company Symrise opens new Scent Creative Centre in SingaporeEconomy

Symrise has opened a new Singapore centre to develop products for Asian markets, as Singapore strengthens its role as a regional hub for flavour and fragrance innovation. The German company invested more than $115 million in Singapore over the past decade and aims to tap regional demand and local talent.

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Is the yield curve signaling a recession?Economy

The US 2-year/10-year Treasury spread recently fell to 20 basis points, reviving fears of an inversion, then widened to about 49 basis points. With inflation concerns, heavy Treasury issuance and AI-driven capital demand keeping long-term yields high, the larger risk may be something other than recession.

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Trump campaigns to boost GOP candidates as some distance themselvesPolitics

Trump opened a week of campaigning in Republican-leaning states with a rally in Ohio, where Republicans are trying to retain a Senate seat that could determine the majority. He is scheduled to visit Alaska and Montana next, while his team hopes he will increase conservative turnout.

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Early childhood educators to receive at least two hours weekly for non-teaching workSociety

Starting next November, early childhood educators will have at least two hours of non-contact time each week to plan lessons and engage parents. The Early Childhood Development Agency will require licensed centres to provide it to eligible full-time teachers as part of wider efforts to improve working conditions.

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Van Gogh painting unseen for decades draws crowds in Hong KongCulture

Hundreds lined up in Hong Kong to see Vincent van Gogh’s “Chestnut Trees in Blossom,” which had not been publicly shown for decades. The work is headed to a Sotheby’s auction in New York, where it is expected to fetch about $180 million.

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Saskatchewan man identified as victim of air ambulance crashSociety

The family of Thomas “Tommy” Henry Farquhar has established a scholarship to support aspiring pilots. The U.S. Coast Guard said he was first officer on an air ambulance carrying six people that crashed while travelling from Bermuda to Boston. Originally from Regina, Farquhar graduated from Alberta-based Prairie Aviation Training Centre in 2023.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Oct. 13Politics

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar blamed President Trump for “political intimidation” after federal agents searched her Washington, D.C., home. The program also covered a fatal roller-coaster accident at Six Flags in Georgia and Trump’s Ohio rallies ahead of the midterm elections.

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B.C. premier gambles on a snap electionPolitics

Premier David Eby has called a snap election, setting up back-to-back municipal and provincial votes that will keep B.C. voters busy over the next two weeks. CBC legislative reporter Katie DeRosa and CHEK News political correspondent Rob Shaw discuss how a new B.C. Conservative leader changed the race and what is at stake.

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