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Trump says it’s ‘time for somebody else to negotiate’ for UkrainePolitics

On Monday, Trump said Russia has “been fine on Ukraine,” criticized Zelenskyy and said someone else should negotiate for Kyiv. His comments came as Washington waived sanctions on Moscow and signed a deal to import Russian diesel.

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Egypt prepares to support Saudi Arabia against HouthisWorld

Egypt is preparing to support Saudi Arabia in its conflict with Yemen’s Houthis. President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has urged parliament to authorize overseas troop deployments, saying Cairo is ready to defend its interests.

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Why Application-Level Permissions Won’t Secure AI Agents: Okta and NanoCoTech

Enterprises are rebuilding cybersecurity fundamentals from scratch for agentic AI. Okta President of Products and Technology Ric Smith and NanoCo Co-Founder and CEO Gavriel Cohen discuss the infrastructure needed to secure agents and the architectural choices that matter most.

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Obama calls Trump’s investigation into Ilhan Omar ‘appalling’Politics8:27

Barack Obama said Sunday that the Justice Department’s investigation of Rep. Ilhan Omar was “appalling,” accusing the government of trying to intimidate and deport one of President Donald Trump’s most outspoken critics. Obama wrote on social media that federal power was being brought to bear on a law-abiding elected official for criticizing the president.

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Trump says he is open to trilateral meeting with Xi and PutinPolitics

US President Donald Trump said he would be willing to take part in a trilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, possibly focused on denuclearization.

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You Have a Hit Product. How Can Your Company Do It Again? | Disrupt 2026Tech

Daring Ventures’ Maddi Holman, Verkada’s Filip Kaliszan and Atlassian’s Tamar Yehoshua will discuss capital allocation, systematizing internal innovation and building a repeatable multi-product business before growth in a company’s core product slows.

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Zelenskyy Says Trump Is Pressuring Ukraine to YieldWorld

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Donald Trump of seeking to force Kyiv to surrender to Russia, intensifying a weeklong dispute with the US president.

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Paris latest: Why are there protests in France?World

ABC News’ Tom Soufi Burridge reports from Paris, answering popular search questions about France’s growing unrest, including why protests are taking place and how Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are responding.

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VOA Focus: Trump tells VOA he will discuss Ukraine with XiPolitics

The Oct. 20 edition of VOA Focus reports Trump saying he will discuss Ukraine with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Rubio confirmed that the US, China and Russia may hold a trilateral summit on the Ukraine war. The program also covers Sanae Takaichi’s planned APEC attendance in Shenzhen, protests in France and other topics.

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The Real Tokenmaxxing: Navigating a Multi-Model World | Disrupt 2026Tech

Mo Jomaa of Capital G, Vipul Ved Prakash of Together AI, and Zuzanna Stamirowska of Pathway discuss evaluating new models, managing cost and reliability at scale, and building products that adapt quickly. They say the frontier is advancing too quickly for any single model, while leading AI products increasingly coordinate across multiple models.

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Long lines mark first day of early voting in TexasPolitics

On the first day of in-person early voting ahead of the November 3 U.S. midterm elections, Texas voters queued in winding lines outside a polling location in Houston.

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Tech Stocks Rebound as Investors Reassess the AI TradeEconomy

Tech stocks rebound as investors reconsider AI-related trades. The Close offers news and analysis around Wall Street’s closing bell, featuring guests from finance, technology, aerospace and energy.

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Musk says he will give SpaceX shares to ‘every kid in America’Economy

Elon Musk pledged on Monday to give one share of SpaceX to “every kid in America” next year. The promise came a day after AI company Anthropic said it would dedicate 5% of its shares to a new “public benefit” fund.

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What comes after Alberta’s referendum?Politics

The National Affairs Panel discusses Alberta politics, what the referendum outcome could mean for Canada’s federation and Alberta’s relationship with Ottawa. It also considers how the U.S. midterms could affect trade talks.

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Meet the Press NOW — Oct. 19Politics

With 15 days until Election Day, President Trump is back on the campaign trail. New polling from the NBC News Decision Desk finds voters unhappy with the economy. Trump faces bipartisan backlash for waiving sanctions on Russia days before they were due to take effect. Ohio Democrat Rep. Greg Landsman discusses his reelection bid amid Republican redistricting efforts.

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Eagles QB Jalen Hurts out for season with lung blood clots, plus moreSports

ABC News Live’s “Searched” rounds up trending stories, including the 49ers facing the Commanders on Monday Night Football, protests in France over living costs and school conditions, an Air Force member’s rappelling death at a UTSA-Navy game, Elon Musk’s SpaceX stock pledge to American children, and rapid sellouts of iPhone Duo preorders.

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Big Tech results could reinforce confidence in AI, Ives saysEconomy

Dan Ives, of Yorkville, Ives, and Company, sees the coming reports from leading technology firms as a barometer for how firmly investors believe in AI. He also discusses opening investment opportunities in privately held AI businesses.

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Jesse Watters: This is ‘SUSPICIOUS’Politics

The co-hosts of “The Five” discuss allegations that the family of Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee from Michigan, has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Alberta and Canada: Make up or shake up? | The HousePolitics

With Alberta’s referendum approaching, The House talks with the NDP leader and a pro-separatist campaigner about voter turnout, and hears the foreign influence commissioner address concerns about foreign interference. It also examines how political divisions affect dating and relationships, including how one Canadian-American couple handles opposing views.

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