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Nightline Full Broadcast — Wednesday, October 28, 2026Culture

The program features revelations about Kim Kardashian’s past in a new biography, cast members discussing Season 13 of “American Horror Story,” and Dorinda Medley showing off BlueStone Manor’s Halloween decorations.

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Expert says more refineries worldwide are needed to avert wartime disruptionsEconomy

Energy expert and analyst Osama Rizvi says high fuel prices have become a “structural feature” of the market. He warns that supplies may take months to recover and prices to fall, and says refineries should be spread more widely around the world to reduce disruptions during wars.

Eeuronews
Hanson says Democrats doubt their own agendaPolitics

On Hannity, Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson and Fox News co-host Charlie Hurt examined a federal inquiry concerning Alaska Senate hopeful Mary Peltola and claims of efforts to recruit spoiler candidates. Hanson argued Democrats lack faith in their agenda.

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UK Chancellor John Healey Defends Budget PlansEconomy

UK Chancellor John Healey defended his budget plans. Bloomberg Daybreak Europe also reported that Alphabet fell 10% after hours amid concerns about the returns on its large AI spending, while Samsung shares declined after it withheld plans for shareholder payouts.

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EU countries reject ‘associate membership’ for CanadaPolitics2:16

EU countries have rejected the idea of associate membership for Canada. Jorge Liboreiro said ahead of the EU-Canada summit that the decision was a personal defeat for Ursula von der Leyen, but that she was not ready to abandon the proposal.

Eeuronews
Could rogue AI agents evade Singapore’s safety guardrails?Tech

AI agents can plan workouts, book flights and make decisions for people, but greater autonomy could have serious consequences if they go rogue. With researchers calling for tighter restrictions, this Deep Dive considers what safeguards Singapore should adopt and whether it is already doing so.

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Scene of Spain train crash that killed at least 68 peopleWorld26:37

At least 68 people died on October 28 when a Spanish high-speed train struck a stationary train. Rescuers searched wrecked carriages for more victims in rural Castilla-La Mancha, where at least three cars fell from an elevated track and debris scattered down an embankment.

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Zimbabwe uses DNA tests to trace relatives of people recruited for Russia’s warWorld

Zimbabwe is conducting DNA tests for families of citizens missing or killed after being recruited to fight in Russia’s war against Ukraine. Answers may take months. Russia is accused of recruiting Africans to replace wartime losses, an allegation Moscow has consistently denied.

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How the U.S. midterm elections are countedPolitics

U.S. national elections are organized and counted separately by each state, which sets its own voter-registration and polling rules. In the midterms, states will tally House and Senate races independently. The decentralized system makes large-scale ballot manipulation harder to conceal but can delay results. Media outlets call winners, while states certify official results later; state control also leads to differences in voting rights and primary rules.

VVOA Chinese
We’re living longer. Here’s how to die better.Health

Palliative care and hospice physician Dr. BJ Miller explains how candid conversations about death can help people live and die on their own terms. The program explores mortality, anticipatory grief, autonomy, dignity and end-of-life planning.

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Netanyahu Bloc Falls Short as Regional Diplomacy With Iran Gathers PacePolitics1:31:46

Israel is moving into coalition talks after Netanyahu’s bloc came first but fell short of the 61 seats needed for a majority. Arab parties could prove decisive, while Gadi Eisenkot remains central to post-election discussions. Diplomacy involving Iran is also gaining momentum: Tehran says it is still giving negotiations a chance, with Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan and Qatar involved in regional talks. Trump says JD Vance offered medical supplies to Iran and denies directing him to do so.

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Pedro Sánchez pledges ‘full accountability’ after train crashWorld1:14

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has promised “full accountability” following a high-speed train crash that killed at least 68 people. It is the second such crash in nine months, weeks before a general election.

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