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Jesse Watters: Democrats aren't sending their bestPolitics

Watters uses his primetime slot to weigh in on election contests throughout the country, accusing Democrats of failing to field their strongest candidates.

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French riots clear path for Le Pen as Trump says US could burn like FranceWorld

Riots in France deepen turmoil in Emmanuel Macron’s final months as president, potentially benefiting Marine Le Pen. A Reuters/Ipsos poll puts Donald Trump’s approval at a record low. Saudi Arabia postpones its “Davos in the Desert” conference as Houthi attacks keep Riyadh airport closed; a separate report examines a hacker who used AI agents to breach more than 100 companies.

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Why is Singapore’s transboundary haze law so hard to enforce?Society

Singapore has a law aimed at tackling haze, but enforcing it is not straightforward. Why is it difficult to hold polluters accountable, and can ASEAN do more to prevent the haze from returning? An expert explains.

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Analysts discuss Netanyahu’s 18 years in power ahead of Israel’s electionPolitics

Israeli author and political commentator Alec Haim Pollard and political analyst Xavier Abu Eid, a former PLO communications director, discuss how Benjamin Netanyahu’s record, the fallout from October 7 and Palestinian statehood are shaping Israel’s 2026 election.

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Horror and disbelief after lawmaker attacked in rural AustraliaPolitics

Residents of a rural Australian town were horrified and disbelieving on Tuesday after respected lawmaker Helen Haines was seriously injured in what appeared to be a targeted attack. The former nurse and midwife entered parliament in 2019. The 65-year-old was hit by a two-tonne SUV in Wangaratta on Monday afternoon.

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Kenyan cult leader found guilty on all charges over 191 starvation deathsWorld

A self-proclaimed Kenyan preacher and his associates were found guilty Monday of murdering 190 children and one adult in a starvation cult. The case became known as the “Shakahola Forest Massacre”; hundreds of bodies have been found since 2023 at the cult’s base inland from Malindi.

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Start Here, Oct. 20 | Is Trump Ready to Bail on Ukraine?World

As Russian attacks intensify, Ukraine’s president accuses President Trump of undermining him. The Justice Department charges 28 people in California with voting crimes. NFL quarterback Jalen Hurts is ruled out for the season because of dangerous blood clots, raising questions about his medical treatment.

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Indonesia battles wildfires that have burned nearly 2 million hectaresWorld

New data show that fires have burned more than 1.9 million hectares in Indonesia during its worst wildfire season in a decade. Toxic smoke has spread across much of Southeast Asia, prompting school closures and contributing to a rise in respiratory illnesses.

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Route du Rhum race village opens in Saint-Malo ahead of transatlantic raceSports

The Route du Rhum race village opened in Saint-Malo on Tuesday, with the first boats arriving and more expected over the next few days. A fleet of 115 boats is due to set off for Guadeloupe on November 1 for the solo transatlantic sailing race.

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German Chancellor Warns Putin Seeks to Destabilize EuropePolitics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned against underestimating the dangers posed by Russia. He said Putin aims not only to defeat Ukraine but also to undermine democracy in Europe.

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Uzbekistan’s $12bn business drive gathers pace during Rubio visitEconomy

Uzbekistan’s $12 billion business package is advancing during Rubio’s visit, covering railways, critical minerals, finance and technology, with major US companies involved. Mirziyoyev outlined investor-attraction measures, while executives said commercial activity is growing.

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Zelensky accuses partners of failing to warn Kyiv of impending attacksWorld3:34

Russia launched new attacks on Ukraine’s energy and civilian infrastructure on Monday. The Ukrainian president said partner countries that had previously shared intelligence again gave Kyiv no warning, and accused the US of deliberately delaying delivery of EU-paid weapons.

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What British teenagers think about their futuresSociety

Hundreds of teenagers told the BBC they fear for the future and want schools to offer more help with finding work. A BBC survey of 2,000 people aged 13 to 18 found calls for more work experience and better communication skills, alongside concerns about managing stress and personal finances.

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Infantino campaigns in Japan for FIFA re-electionSports

Gianni Infantino’s campaign to win another term as FIFA president is due to move to Japan this week, including a meeting with the Asian Football Confederation scheduled for Wednesday.

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How Netanyahu reshaped Israel after 18 years in powerPolitics2:32

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, described as a politician with nine lives, has held power for more than 18 years, making him the country’s longest-serving and most polarising leader. Next week’s election is seen in part as a referendum on his leadership, and the report examines his effect on Israel.

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