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French PM vows ‘massive’ police deployment for new demonstrationsWorld

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu vowed on Tuesday to deploy a “massive” police presence at protests planned for the weekend, amid criticism of his handling of recent street violence. France was rocked by some of its worst rioting in years on Saturday, six months before voters choose a successor to President Emmanuel Macron.

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Is money ruining US elections? Lawrence Lessig and Bradley Smith on campaign financePolitics

The 2026 US midterms are on course to set a spending record, with political ads alone expected to cost $11.6bn. Super PACs, dark money and billionaire donors are shaping candidacies and outcomes, while voters in both parties say money has too much influence. Josh Rushing asks two experts who pays, what they get and whether the system can change.

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Alberta votes against holding a binding independence referendumPolitics10:38

Canada’s Alberta province voted to reject a plan for a binding referendum on independence. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Albertans and Canadians would move forward together with renewed purpose and high ambition.

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Watters: Feds have Ilhan Omar’s DNAPolitics

Jesse Watters reacts to Fox News reporting that federal authorities obtained Rep. Ilhan Omar’s DNA and passport during an investigation into her immigration status.

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Red Districts Within Democrats’ ReachPolitics

On Bloomberg’s early edition of Balance of Power, correspondents and guests discuss the latest from the White House and Democrats’ prospects in red districts. The show also touches on markets and takeover talks involving GM and Lionsgate.

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LIVE: Overnight curfew begins in France’s Marseille after protestsWorld1:27:49

France’s government said overnight curfews in violence-hit areas of its largest cities brought some respite from the country’s worst unrest in years. The curfew has begun in Marseille, with more protests planned for the weekend.

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Albania protests: Can students force Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign?World

For seven nights, young protesters have clashed with police in the streets of Tirana. They say education is too expensive, corruption is widespread and many young Albanians see no future at home. Prime Minister Edi Rama refuses to resign, leaving the question of who will back down first.

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Live: CNN Health Innovation SummitHealth

CNN will hold its first Health Innovation Summit in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Discussions will examine how AI and emerging technologies are changing healthcare and tackling urgent challenges in the sector. CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Pamela Brown will moderate the live event, which will stream on CNN.com, the CNN app and CNN’s YouTube channel.

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Denny Hamlin discusses the NASCAR Cup Series raceSports

The NASCAR Cup Series season is underway, with the title race expected to conclude in November. Denny Hamlin, a three-time Daytona 500 champion and one of NASCAR’s 75 greatest drivers, discusses his anticipation for the upcoming race and his foundation’s cystic fibrosis awareness work.

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Crypto on the Ballot, Liquid Hack Fallout and AI Crypto CommerceEconomy

Bloomberg Crypto examines people, transactions and technology shaping decentralized finance, with guests including Blockstream co-founder and CEO Adam Back. The program’s chapters cover a hack of Blockstream’s Liquid Network and security risks involving AI and crypto.

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France imposes partial curfews to curb further riots and lootingWorld

France has imposed curfews in parts of Paris and other cities after a violent weekend of riots and looting. Protests that began a month ago over poor school conditions escalated into widespread violence tied to various public-service demands. After more than 2,400 arrests, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu addressed the unrest following an inter-ministerial meeting at the interior ministry on Monday.

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Tejano singer and tuna fisherman join the unusual field for US midtermsPolitics

Two less conventional contenders feature in the November US midterms: Tejano singer Bobby Pulido is vying for Texas's 15th District seat against Republican Monica De La Cruz, while Massachusetts tuna fisherman Tyler Macallister is seeking office on the Republican ticket.

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A look inside Ukraine four years after Russia's war beganWorld

ABC News' James Longman documents his journey to Ukraine. Kyiv feels increasingly unsafe, U.S. support appears to be wavering, and drone technology has changed the course of the Russia-Ukraine war.

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Ukraine hopes to reconnect to SpaceX’s Starlink network within 48 hoursWorld

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he discussed intelligence sharing with US envoy Steve Witkoff during talks in Norway. He also hopes Ukraine’s connection to the Starlink satellite network will be restored, “maybe in 48 hours.”

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Zelenskiy meets Witkoff as US-Ukraine ties hit new lowsWorld

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy met US special envoy Steve Witkoff on Tuesday in an effort to repair relations that have sunk to new lows. Trump has courted Moscow, while Kyiv has complained that Washington is withholding vital defences.

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Trump’s endorsement of Netanyahu is direct interference in Israeli politics, analyst saysPolitics6:13

With Israel’s election just over a week away, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, days after President Donald Trump publicly endorsed him. Netanyahu denies charges in an ongoing Israeli corruption trial and has sought a presidential pardon. He also remains subject to an International Criminal Court arrest warrant issued in 2024.

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New curfew ordered in parts of Paris from 9pm TuesdayWorld

Paris police ordered a fresh overnight curfew from 9pm GMT Tuesday to 4am Wednesday in parts of the city, including Place de la République and the Les Halles district. Authorities said a curfew the previous night had restored calm after weekend riots and looting.

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Covid inquiry: Care homes were an 'afterthought'Society

The latest Covid-19 Inquiry report says efforts to protect social care came too late, and government failings helped create conditions for the virus to spread rapidly in care homes. It describes social care as an “afterthought” in the early response, citing inadequate planning, testing and protective equipment.

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Current with Christine Romans – Oct. 20Other

President Trump heads to North Carolina as his approval rating reaches a new low, two weeks before the midterms. U.S. and Ukrainian officials meet in Norway amid rising tensions between Trump and President Zelenskyy, while a strengthening nor’easter threatens millions along the East Coast from North Carolina to New Jersey.

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UK sends warplanes as Saudi Arabia seeks more help against HouthisWorld

The UK is deploying RAF Typhoons to help Saudi Arabia defend against escalating Houthi drone and missile attacks. London says the jets will patrol Saudi airspace and will not strike targets in Yemen. The move raises questions about Saudi Arabia’s need for foreign support and whether Britain could become more deeply involved.

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