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Pope Leo XIV is eating, walking and celebrating Mass after cancer surgeryWorld

Pope Leo XIV spent his third day at Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Thursday after doctors removed the lower part of his right lung. Doctors confirmed cancer and are conducting further tests. The Vatican said the 71-year-old pontiff is eating, walking and receiving respiratory physiotherapy.

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Alberta referendum 2026: Province votes on whether to remain part of Canada | LIVEPolitics4:01:57

Albertans are set to vote Monday on whether the province should remain in Canada or hold a second, binding referendum on leaving Confederation. Premier Danielle Smith cast her ballot for a united Canada on Wednesday, the first day of advance voting, and urged residents to vote to stay while backing the other nine questions.

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US midterms 2026: Big money, bigger stakesPolitics14:05

The pivotal Texas Senate race is tightening in territory that is normally solidly Republican, with polls giving Democrat James Talarico a slight edge. He took questions onstage Wednesday night; his opponent, Ken Paxton, has refused to debate. President Donald Trump continued campaigning across western states for candidates for governor and Congress.

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Dying in ICE Custody: Inside America’s Immigration Detention SystemSociety

In September 2025, 39-year-old Ismael Ayala-Uribe died a month after entering California’s Adelanto ICE Processing Center. He was among more than 50 people who died in immigration custody during Donald Trump’s first 500 days back in office. His family says he repeatedly sought help for severe pain but received little beyond Tylenol; his heart stopped minutes after he reached a hospital.

AAl Jazeera English
Fed unlikely to raise rates at next meeting, strategist saysEconomy

Anastasia Amoroso, Partners Group’s chief investment strategist, says the Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise interest rates at its next meeting despite producer price data coming in hotter than expected.

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Oil slides as Middle East supply concerns easeEconomy

Oil prices fell as fears of supply disruptions from the Middle East conflict eased. The International Energy Agency raised its forecast for the war’s impact on supply.

BBloomberg Television
Highlights from the 2026 Bloomberg New Economy ForumWorld

Held in New Delhi from October 13 to 15, the Bloomberg New Economy Forum brought together public- and private-sector leaders from around the world to discuss how global engagement is being reshaped and to explore the theme “A World in Play: Defining the New Levers of Power.”

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Has the U.S. crossed into competitive authoritarianism?Politics

Since Donald Trump began his second term, some have accused him of eroding democracy and the rule of law. Political scientist Lucan Way says the U.S. has definitively crossed into what he calls competitive authoritarianism, and discusses what it entails and whether it can be reversed.

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Argentinians protest over university fundingPolitics

University staff and students protested in Buenos Aires, demanding increased funding and wages after what they described as broken promises by President Javier Milei’s administration.

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Masoud Pezeshkian: Peace, Not SurrenderWorld

In an exclusive interview at the United Nations in New York, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian discusses stalled US-Iran peace negotiations. He portrays Iran as the target of what he calls “terrorism,” citing American and Israeli attacks, and addresses the serious effects of increased US sanctions on Iran.

AAl Jazeera English
Affordability squeeze: Three shocks keep prices highEconomy

Bloomberg Fed and Economy Reporter Enda Curran explains why inflation remains painful despite easing from pandemic-era peaks. Tariffs, energy costs and AI demand are pushing prices higher, while declines in a few categories offer limited relief. He also discusses the Fed’s 2% target and the credibility risks of changing it.

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Open Interest: Inflation Fears, CoreWeave Slide and Anthropic Revenue SurgeEconomy

Bloomberg Television’s Open Interest previews the US trading day, focusing on renewed inflation concerns as markets await Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. It also covers CoreWeave’s plunge amid AI debt worries and Anthropic’s surging revenue alongside calls to delay its IPO.

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Houthis launch missile attack on Yemen’s presidential palaceWorld

A Houthi missile attack on the presidential palace in the southern Yemeni port city of Aden killed two security personnel. Information Minister Moammar al-Eryani told the BBC that five ballistic missiles struck al-Maashiq Palace; the prime minister and other ministers were unharmed, while many others were injured.

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Euronews special report live from BrusselsPolitics

Euronews reports live from Brussels as Zelenskyy meets EU leaders after a tumultuous week of tensions with the president. Kaja Kallas, Rihard Skols, Noah Barkin and correspondents join the coverage, anchored by Maria Tadeo.

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LIVE: Anti-government protests in AlbaniaPolitics

Anti-government demonstrations are growing in Tirana, with students joining the so-called Flamingo movement, which has spent months calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign. The protests turned violent Wednesday, with fires and clashes with police.

TThe Associated Press
Mark Carney discusses national unity in CalgaryPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Blake Lough on Global News Morning Thursday about his views on the Alberta referendum and his calls for national unity at rallies ahead of Oct. 19. He cited announcements from the past year involving Alberta, including the Pacific link oil pipeline, defence agreements in Calgary and affordable housing in Red Deer.

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‘No longer jiggy with it’: Enten on young voters’ views of TrumpPolitics

A new national Fox News poll puts President Donald Trump’s approval at its lowest level across his two terms, weeks before a pivotal midterm election. CNN data analyst Harry Enten examines the figures, noting that the share of Americans who think the moon landing was faked exceeds the share of young voters who approve of Trump’s performance.

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