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Ilhan Omar denies claims she is not using her ‘real name’Politics

Omar rejected accusations that the name she uses is not her real one. Article III Project founder Mike Davis weighs in on reports that she brought in a prominent legal team amid federal probes and Trump’s calls for her resignation.

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What to check before signing a retrenchment agreementSociety

On the Work It podcast, Nat Fetalvero and Gerald Tan talk with former lawyer and executive coach Lorraine Lee and Archana Srinivasan of the Institute for Human Resource Professionals about navigating retrenchment agreements in Singapore, including negotiating extra benefits and understanding common clauses employers may ask workers to accept.

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Marine Le Pen launches fourth bid for French presidencyPolitics

Marine Le Pen launched her fourth campaign for the French presidency in Orléans, offering an optimistic vision for France despite controversy over her policies and a recent conviction for embezzling public funds. Supporters say the National Rally leader can address immigration, rising living costs and insecurity. Her positions on cutting aid to Ukraine and banning headscarves have drawn opposition, while protests in Orléans and Paris underscored divisions.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode — Oct. 25World

The broadcast features evacuations prompted by catastrophic flooding across the West, an NFL game in France following mass protests, and evacuations after a fire at an Oregon seafood plant, among other stories.

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NFL game opens in France despite mass protestsSports

The NFL held its first-ever game in France on Sunday, despite widespread protests in cities across the country over the weekend. Thousands of American fans attended the Steelers-Saints matchup under tight security and heavily armed patrols.

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Seafood plant fire prompts evacuations in OregonSociety

A fire at a seafood plant in Oregon sent thick smoke and fog into the air, prompting evacuation orders. Newport officials are investigating whether ammonia contamination may have occurred.

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Report: IDF chief pushes back on Netanyahu's orderWorld8:20

Israeli media report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and military chief Eyal Zamir are at odds over Iran two days before the election. Zamir reportedly fears government instructions could trigger an immediate military escalation and has demanded written authorisation. Netanyahu denies a confrontation and warns Iran could attack Israel to disrupt Tuesday's vote.

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Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić toppled by student-led mass protest movementPolitics1:44

Serbia’s long-serving leader Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat to the student-led protest movement in snap parliamentary elections. Preliminary election commission figures showed record turnout, which commentators had said could benefit the movement.

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Outgoing ambassador to Russia reflects on life in MoscowWorld

Sarah Taylor has completed nearly three years as Canada’s ambassador in Moscow, her final posting before retirement. She tells Matt Galloway about conversations with Russian citizens and officials, and the cognitive warfare she warns is already underway as the war in Ukraine continues.

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'On the verge of taking over the House': Hakeem Jeffries on the midtermsPolitics15:45

CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent Manu Raju interviews House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries about why he expects Democrats to win control of the House. They discuss the party’s campaign priorities, Republican gerrymandering, voters’ trust in policy, the challenge of a narrow or unwieldy majority, and whether Democrats would impeach Pete Hegseth.

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How Canada is helping Syria rebuild after 14 years of civil warWorld

Millions of Syrians have returned since Bashar al-Assad’s regime fell, but landmines and unexploded bombs threaten families and hinder rebuilding. Canada is funding mine clearance, though workers say they lack the teams and equipment to address the widespread contamination.

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The Cost of SocialismPolitics

The White House published content titled “The Cost of Socialism.”

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Serbia’s Vucic concedes defeat after student-led election victoryPolitics

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat in parliamentary elections, recognizing a major win for the student-led movement that challenged his political dominance after nearly two years of protests. The vote followed the 2024 Novi Sad railway station disaster, which killed 16 and sparked mass demonstrations over alleged government corruption. Record turnout reflected voters’ demands for accountability and political change.

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