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Enes Kanter Freedom: ‘It’s unacceptable’Sports

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom discusses whether WNBA players could make it to the NBA, his upbringing in Turkey and becoming a U.S. citizen on Fox News Saturday Night.

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Can independent venues survive Live Nation’s rise?Culture

Live Nation has become deeply embedded in US live music, spanning ticketing, touring and venues. After a major antitrust defeat, debate has turned to whether breaking up the company could revive the independent music scene. Critics say the giant crowds out independent venues and makes it harder for new acts to emerge.

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A look at election night 2026 in B.C.Politics

Led by Lorne Doerkson, the B.C. Conservative Party is projected to win a majority, with more than 60 seats—well above the 47 needed. The outcome marks a dramatic change for the province after the party appeared in disarray when David Eby called a snap election in September.

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We speak to Hasan Piker: Is he a liability for the Democrats?Politics

Hasan Piker is a prominent, controversial left-wing influencer who rose to fame on Twitch and helped Abdul El-Sayed become the Democrats’ candidate for Michigan’s key Senate seat. Republicans are using Piker’s past comments on the campaign trail, while not all Democrats welcome his influence.

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US support for Israel hits record high as public backing fraysPolitics

As Israel approaches its election, the US is increasing military and financial support. The Trump administration has earmarked a $2.8bn munitions package for Israel, part of the continuing acceleration of military assistance since the October 7 attacks. Concern is growing among Americans over continued support for the traditional ally.

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Hundreds of thousands return to French streets to protest rising living costsSociety

France saw another wave of nationwide anti-government protests, with nearly 1,000 people arrested. Unions put turnout at 800,000, compared with the government’s estimate of 400,000. Most rallies were peaceful, but violence erupted in several cities, where police used tear gas and water cannon. More than 70,000 security personnel were deployed to prevent a repeat of last weekend’s unrest.

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Why gambling is growing across AfricaSociety

Gambling is becoming more accessible across Africa through smartphones and betting shops. Supporters call it entertainment and a source of economic activity, while critics warn that addiction, debt and financial hardship are affecting more people, particularly young adults.

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Singapore has sufficient gas supply despite Indonesia export cuts, Tan saysEconomy

Singapore has enough gas to meet demand after Indonesia announced cuts to gas exports, Energy, Trade and Industry Minister Tan See Leng told reporters Sunday. He said the cuts represent less than 2% of Singapore’s needs. Singapore is also considering a second liquefied natural gas terminal and further diversification of energy sources in the medium term.

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It’s about IOWA FIRST: GOP gov candidatePolitics

Iowa Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn discusses diesel prices, farmers’ support for the GOP and his race against Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’

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AI is too important for a tech war: innovation and regulationTech

At the Berlin Global Dialogue, DW’s Sarah Kelly hosted a panel on how businesses are responding to the growing global fragmentation of AI. Leaders from healthcare, travel and data infrastructure discussed AI’s effects on their sectors and governments’ differing approaches to regulation, innovation and governance.

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PAP elects its next central executive committeePolitics

Singapore’s People’s Action Party elected its next central executive committee at its conference on Sunday. First-term MPs Jeffrey Siow and Jasmin Lau were nominated but did not win seats on the body.

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Singapore must guard against populism and divided politics, Lawrence Wong saysPolitics

People’s Action Party secretary-general Lawrence Wong said Sunday that governance requires not only balancing competing interests but also confronting issues that may be politically easier to avoid. At the party’s awards and conference, he warned against populism’s appeal of offering simple answers instead of facing difficult realities.

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Kamala Harris blasts Trump ahead of midterm electionsPolitics

Kamala Harris acknowledged the emotional toll of losing the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump, telling supporters this year’s midterms offered a chance to hold him accountable for leading what she called “the most callous, corrupt and incompetent presidential administration we have ever witnessed.”

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Wong says PAP must not avoid unpopular decisionsPolitics

Singapore Prime Minister and PAP secretary general Lawrence Wong said at the party conference that it must not avoid difficult decisions simply because they are unpopular, or tell people what they want to hear while leaving others to face the consequences. He cited the decision to raise political salaries, which he said was expected to draw strong reactions.

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Levin: We’re not rolling over for anybodyPolitics

Fox News host Mark Levin urged viewers on “Life, Liberty & Levin” to get motivated and vote in overwhelming numbers, saying they should defeat Marxists, anti-Americans, antisemites and other “punks” who want to destroy U.S. values.

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Singapore must not let political divisions undermine cooperation, Wong saysPolitics

People’s Action Party secretary-general and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said at the party conference on Sunday that Singapore must guard against populism—the lure of easy answers instead of confronting difficult realities. He said politics must not become so divided that people can no longer work together for the country’s future.

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Lawrence Wong responds to Indonesia’s plan to cut gas exports to SingaporePolitics

Singapore Prime Minister and People’s Action Party secretary general Lawrence Wong discussed the country’s energy needs at the party conference on Sunday. Indonesia had announced gas export cuts to Singapore the previous day. Wong said Singapore expects all parties to honor commercial contracts and that its gas importer will take steps to protect its rights and interests.

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Wong vows to do all he can to protect Singaporeans from hazePolitics3:09

Singapore Prime Minister and People’s Action Party secretary-general Lawrence Wong addressed haze caused by fires in neighbouring Indonesia at the party conference on Sunday. He said Singapore needs cooperation from other countries but will not stand by, and will strengthen its response and work with partners to tackle the problem.

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