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Israeli strike on Gaza City apartment kills woman; daughter rescuedWorld

An Israeli air strike hit a residential block in Gaza City’s Rimal neighbourhood, killing a woman; footage captured the rescue of her daughter. Heavy gunfire targeting vehicles and people was also reported elsewhere in the city. Attacks on Gaza continue nearly daily despite a US-brokered ceasefire that took effect more than a year ago.

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The 'Cornell 7' case: Why students and faculty have lost faith in the administrationSociety

The “Cornell 7” case has drawn international attention in recent weeks, raising questions about systemic barriers to justice in alleged sexual-violence cases. Many Cornell students view it as a symptom of problems at elite US institutions, not an isolated tragedy. Before a planned faculty senate no-confidence vote, the university said Tuesday it would ban fraternity parties for the rest of the year and bring in experienced sexual assault…

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Pope Leo XIV diagnosed with lung cancer after surgeryHealth

The Vatican says Pope Leo has lung cancer and that surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung. Tuesday’s operation confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma.

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Fox News Highlights – October 13, 2026Politics

Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters, Sean Hannity and Greg Gutfeld offer Fox News viewers their latest takes on the day's top stories.

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Russian attack on Kyiv kills at least three, cuts power to thousandsWorld

Russian ballistic missiles struck Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, killing at least three people and injuring more than 20. A residential building and a thermal power plant were targeted. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia is intensifying attacks on Ukraine’s energy facilities and warned of further strikes, despite US President Donald Trump’s recent announcement of what he called an “energy ceasefire”.

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Student protests in Albania turn violent as police clash with demonstratorsWorld

Student protests in Albania turned violent on Tuesday, with demonstrators smashing shops and rioting as police used tear gas to disperse them. Students joined the anti-government Flamingo movement’s call for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign over widespread corruption allegations.

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Mass held in Vatican City for Pope Leo’s recoveryWorld

Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle leads a Mass in St Peter’s Square while Pope Leo is hospitalized for lung surgery. Special prayers are planned for the pontiff’s health. The Vatican said he was diagnosed with lung cancer after part of his right lung was removed on October 13, with tissue tests identifying lung adenocarcinoma.

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Richmond defends Ireland’s EU budget plan as realisticPolitics

European Affairs Minister of State Neale Richmond pushed back against criticism of Ireland’s plan for the EU’s next seven-year budget, presenting it as grounded in what can actually be achieved.

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Spanish FM: ‘Election day is the only poll that matters’Politics

Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said Spaniards face a choice between a reactionary coalition that does not care about rights and the current government, which he said has brought Spain to its highest level of economic growth. Spain heads to a snap election on 29 November.

Eeuronews
Europe Today: Spanish FM on Black Sea drone attacks and an EU-China resetPolitics

Spain faces pressure on several fronts, including the war in Ukraine, a housing crisis, snap elections and tensions with Morocco over Ceuta. Foreign Minister Albares discusses Madrid’s response in an exclusive interview. The programme also covers Black Sea drone attacks, an EU-China reset and Ireland’s EU budget plan.

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The Scream Murder, Episode 2: Caught in a LieCulture

In the second episode of “The Scream Murder: A True Teen Horror Story,” Brian Draper is caught lying as police pursue the investigation and uncover a shocking videotape.

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Lange calls recent EU-China talks a ‘good starting point’Politics

Bernd Lange, a Socialists and Democrats MEP who chairs the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, hopes the EU and China can reach a “comprehensive agreement” to settle their trade dispute by March next year.

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US rejects reports Iran sent $200m to Hezbollah, says group must disarm for Lebanon aidWorld

Hezbollah says it will give up to $14,000 to Lebanese families whose homes were destroyed or made uninhabitable in the war with Israel. Israel’s air offensive and ground invasion of southern Lebanon, which began in April, displaced 1.2 million people. The US questioned reports that Iran provided $200m and said Hezbollah must disarm for Lebanon to receive aid.

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Houthi political council head vows to keep fighting Saudi ArabiaWorld

Mahdi al-Mashat, head of the Houthis’ Supreme Political Council, said in a televised speech Tuesday that the group would continue fighting Saudi Arabia. He said the battle aims to end what he called twelve years of aggression and an unjust blockade against Yemenis, reclaim national wealth and expel all occupiers.

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Stolen: Chasing Britain's car thievesSociety

The programme follows police pursuing hi-tech thieves behind a wave of car crime in the UK. It shows tools including electronic skeleton keys and military-grade signal jammers, and CCTV captures a car being taken in seconds and armed robbers breaking into homes to steal keys.

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Saudi Aramco headquarters hit in Houthi attack as Iran escalates Hormuz ship strikesWorld

Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran was hit by a Houthi attack, sparking a fire and marking a major escalation against Saudi energy infrastructure. Iran is also intensifying attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Donald Trump said the Houthis were acting at Iran’s behest to push oil prices higher and that he was considering joining the Saudi-led campaign.

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