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Bombshell report raises possibility of accomplice in O.J. Simpson caseSociety

Discussed on “Outnumbered,” a New York Times report raises allegations that an informant with a long history in criminal cases may have been involved in Simpson’s bid to conceal the 1994 killings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.

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Wainwright Health Centre director describes hospital response to mass casualtiesSociety8:57

A deadly fire broke out Saturday at CFB Wainwright in Alberta, killing four Canadian Armed Forces members and injuring dozens. Wainwright Health Centre director Dr. Cheyanne Vetter said the rollout plan that night, coordinated with several nearby hospitals, was “extremely smooth.”

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Affordability is a key voter concern in Alaska’s toss-up Senate racePolitics

Early voting is under way in a pivotal Alaska Senate race, with affordability a major concern for voters. The outcome could determine whether President Trump’s Republicans retain their majority in Washington for the rest of his term.

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Albanese says lawmaker hit by car is in ‘serious condition’World

Australian federal lawmaker Helen Haines remained in critical condition Tuesday after surgery for injuries from being struck by a Toyota Land Cruiser outside her electoral office in Wangaratta, Victoria. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the incident appeared to be a “deliberate attack.”

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Who were the four soldiers killed in the CFB Wainwright training fire?Society2:04

Four soldiers killed in a deadly fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright on Saturday have been identified as Sgt. Morgan Wong, Pte. Shaun Farrell, Pte. Aidan Goulding and Pte. Hayden Lykkemark. Goulding’s brother shared his grief, while tributes honour the four as national heroes.

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Japan launches mission to collect samples from PhobosScience

Scientists are unsure whether Mars’s moon Phobos is a captured asteroid or debris from an ancient impact on Mars. Japan’s MMX mission aims to land there and collect surface samples. The Idefix rover will survey the terrain and help identify a safe landing site; if all goes to plan, the samples will return to Earth in 2031 with clues about Mars’s origins.

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Trump campaigns in deep-red Kansas, says ‘polls are fake’Politics

Two weeks before the midterm election, Trump campaigned in Kansas for Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, brushing aside concerns about his race. On his way to a rally in Park City, near Wichita, Trump said polls were fake even as he cited them as showing Marshall tied or slightly ahead.

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How did the deadly Alberta fire spread so fast?Society

A grass fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta reportedly covered one kilometre in just 36 seconds. A powerful cold front moved through that afternoon, causing temperatures to plunge, winds to strengthen and wind direction to shift suddenly.

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Hallie Jackson NOW – Oct. 19 | NBC News NOWPolitics

President Trump is set to speak in Kansas in support of Sen. Roger Marshall’s seat in a competitive race. Kansas officials are increasing security and assessing the scene after a deadly crash at a soccer field, and officials identified a service member who fell to his death during a demonstration at a Navy football game.

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Calls to reconvene Nova Scotia legislature to debate proposed AI data centreTech

Residents and environmental advocates in Nova Scotia have raised concerns after EverWind announced plans to invest $10 billion in a data centre campus at its existing Point Tupper site near Port Hawkesbury. Anthropic confirmed it signed a long-term lease to use the facility. Opposition MLAs are calling for the legislature to reconvene and debate the project.

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US midterms: Immigration crackdown tests Republican support among Cuban AmericansPolitics

With US midterm elections approaching, tougher immigration policies and more deportations are worrying some Latino voters in Miami, including Cuban Americans who have traditionally backed Republicans. Residents at Versailles Cafe say ICE enforcement is harming families, businesses and the wider community. Former Republican supporter Wayne Demario shares his concerns.

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France imposes nighttime curfews after violent protestsWorld

France has imposed nighttime curfews after violent protests, aiming to prevent large gatherings and restore calm. Young people and activists at Paris’s Place de la République object to the restrictions and police actions; some say the curfews curb their right to gather and speak out, while one activist compares police tactics to those used against Palestinians. The curfew runs from 11pm to 6am.

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Kristi Noem: US-GCC security partnership is critical to regional stabilityPolitics

At the Global Security Forum in Doha, Kristi Noem called the US-GCC partnership critical to regional security. She discussed US security commitments to Gulf allies and cooperation against threats from Iran and the Houthis, saying diplomacy remains a priority.

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How did a deadly fire overtake soldiers at CFB Wainwright during training?Society9:25

Investigators are trying to establish what caused a fast-moving, deadly fire that swept through a training area at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta. Andrew Chang reviews what happened before the flames spread to understand why soldiers were caught off guard.

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What to do before the next market shockEconomy

With oil near US$100 a barrel, persistent inflation and higher interest rates are adding uncertainty. UOB Private Bank investment strategy head Kelly Chia speaks with Andrea Heng about preparing for a market dip and why oil is a key risk.

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New clues emerge about possible informant in O.J. Simpson caseSociety

The New York Times obtained court papers before their release, and they raise the possibility that an important government source knew what happened when the murder weapon was disposed of. NBC News' Emilie Ikeda reports.

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Curfews imposed as violent protests spread across FranceWorld1:50

Violence has spread across France in recent days. Buildings have been set on fire, stores looted, and authorities have used water cannons and tear gas to disperse demonstrators as they try to restore calm.

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