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Jonathan Turley calls the issue 'troubling'Politics

At Fox News' The Will Cain Show, Jonathan Turley weighs in on the debate about Democrats and what defines the United States.

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Marseille’s woes continue with second straight Europa League defeatSports

Marseille lost 1-0 to Olympiakos for its second defeat in as many Europa League matches. Lyon went the other way, beating Premier League side Crystal Palace, while Rennes earned its first Europa League win of the season with a narrow 2-1 victory over OFI Crete.

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Brush fires break out across Southern CaliforniaWorld

Several brush fires burned in Southern California on Thursday evening amid hot, windy weather that led utilities to cut power for tens of thousands statewide. A fast-moving fire in Malibu, west of Los Angeles, triggered evacuation orders and warnings across a broad area of the Santa Monica Mountains.

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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama says violent protesters will 'be punished'Politics

Student-led demonstrators clashed with police in the capital, Tirana, for a third consecutive day on Thursday, joining a wider anti-government movement opposing a major development project linked to U.S. President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner.

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Police say Oregon school shooting killed three children and a teacherSociety

Authorities said a 16-year-old opened fire at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, killing three children and a teacher. A community member then shot the gunman dead. Superintendent Steve Cook said the community was heartbroken.

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Jin Yinji’s heartwarming Q&A with her grandsonsCulture

Veteran Singaporean entertainer Jin Yinji has been spending much of her time with her two grandsons, aged 12 and 8. During the September school holidays, she took them to Raffles Town Club to eat and exercise, enjoying time together and sharing everyday conversations and amusing moments.

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Teen kills 4 at Oregon elementary school before being shotSociety

Authorities said a 16-year-old forced his way through locked doors into an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, killing three children and a teacher. A person at the scene followed him inside and shot him. Police said the suspect was found dead in the school minutes after the shooting was reported.

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Trump and Vance attack El-Sayed as AOC campaigns with himPolitics

Michigan is in the spotlight as President Trump attacks, candidate Abdul El-Sayed gets a campaign visit from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and El-Sayed shares his view of Trump voters. The donor list for Trump’s ballroom is also revealed.

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ABC News Live Prime: October 15, 2026World

A teenage gunman kills three students and a teacher at an Oregon elementary school. Haitian residents in Springfield, Ohio, fear Temporary Protected Status may end, and comedian D.L. Hughley discusses his new memoir.

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Ross Gerber on Tesla Roadster and Potential SpaceX MergerEconomy

Ross Gerber discussed Tesla’s anticipated Roadster unveiling, saying a high-priced, low-volume car would not materially affect the company’s finances. A Barclays note had suggested Tesla and SpaceX could merge before year-end, potentially ahead of Tesla’s annual general meeting.

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How Alberta’s relationship with the federal government could shape next week’s referendum votePolitics

Canada’s political focus has shifted to Alberta, where voters will decide whether to remain in the country or proceed with a binding independence referendum. Many Albertans have long been dissatisfied with the province’s relationship with the rest of Canada, though not all support separation; those grievances could still influence Monday’s vote.

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Springfield, Ohio, Haitians voice fears after TPS endsSociety

ABC’s Matt River visits Springfield, Ohio, home to 12,000 Haitian nationals. They say they fear deportation after the Trump administration ended Temporary Protected Status.

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Why Indonesia’s forest fires are so bad this yearWorld

Indonesia is facing its worst forest fires in a decade. The resulting air pollution has affected more than 250,000 people and spread to Singapore, Malaysia and East Timor. The report examines the government’s response and why the fires are so severe this year.

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Argentine students rally against Milei’s university funding cutsPolitics

Thousands of students, professors and labour union members marched in Buenos Aires against President Javier Milei’s austerity plan, especially cuts to public university funding. Demonstrations near Congress turned into clashes with police, who used tear gas and water cannons. Protesters say the cuts are hurting education, eroding salaries and threatening students’ ability to continue studying.

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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode — Oct. 15Society

Three children and a teacher were killed in a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon. Police said a 16-year-old gunman was fatally shot by a community member who saw him enter Silver Rail Elementary and pursued him. The program also covered high-water rescues in Texas, evacuations after a new fire started in Los Angeles County, and hospitalizations in Florida.

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Decision BC: After the debate, all roads lead to SurreyPolitics

The day after the leaders’ debate, both campaigns returned to Metro Vancouver, highlighting Surrey’s role as a key battleground in British Columbia’s election. Ben O’Hara-Byrne and Keith Baldrey discuss why David Eby and Lorne Doerkson are concentrating on Surrey and nearby Langley, where a few close races could decide who forms government. They also examine the BC Conservatives’ pledge to scrap the Massey Tunnel project and revive the…

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ICE rejects recommendation for automated body camerasPolitics

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is rejecting a government oversight agency’s recommendation that agents wear automated body cameras. The proposal aimed to increase transparency around ICE-involved shootings, which have risen during Donald Trump’s second presidency and prompted national outrage.

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