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From election defeat to Miami: What to know about Brazil's Bolsonaro's dramatic departure to the USPolitics6:43

Flávio Bolsonaro went to Miami with his family after losing Brazil’s presidential election to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. The 45-year-old ally of US President Donald Trump arrived in Florida on Wednesday, despite reports that Brazil’s Supreme Court considered him a flight risk amid corruption investigations and ordered his passports seized.

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Trappes residents reeling after deadly suspected racist attack kills oneSociety

Five days after a gunman opened fire in Trappes, a Paris suburb, killing one and injuring five in a suspected racist terror attack, hundreds marched over the weekend to honour 26-year-old victim Pengo Bossio Wangi and support his family. The attack has deeply affected the community, prompting mediators to provide support.

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Rare calm settles over Ukrainian city as truce holdsWorld1:55

A US-brokered six-day ceasefire linked to an aid mission in Russian-occupied Oleshky has brought unusual quiet to Ukrainian-held Kherson across the water. The local pause began at 3 a.m. Tuesday to permit deliveries of medicine, food and water, with evacuation corridors due to open later this week.

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US cruise ship suspends world voyage over fuel costs, leaving 200 passengers in CambodiaWorld

US-based Villa Vie Residences said Tuesday it was suspending operations of the Odyssey after running out of money. About 200 passengers who paid to live aboard while travelling the world were left in Cambodia, two years after the ship began its voyage. The company cited extraordinary fuel-cost increases following the US-Israel war with Iran.

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Netanyahu says Arab-led parties stole election after historic gainsPolitics6:50

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party accused Arab-led parties of stealing the election. A deadlocked result left them potentially pivotal in forming a new government. Middle East affairs analyst Antony Loewenstein offered his analysis.

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Lagarde to Resign as ECB President on February 7Economy3:12

Lagarde has notified the ECB's Governing Council and European Council President António Costa of her decision to leave the presidency, with her resignation due to take effect on February 7, 2027.

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Google rattled as earnings miss sends Alphabet shares tumblingEconomy3:28

Google parent Alphabet reported disappointing results in its core search advertising business. A sharp increase in cash burn as it invested heavily in AI also weighed on the company, sending shares down 10% after hours.

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Vance makes major move on Iran ahead of possible strikesWorld

Fox News correspondent Greg Palkot reports on Vance’s effort to restart peace talks with Iran. Retired Navy SEAL Mike Sarraille also discusses the development, as preparations for war are reportedly underway.

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The search for Jay’siiah: The Missing Boys, episode 2Society

Jay’siiah’s family learns that he travelled 3,000 kilometres to a reserve in northern Saskatchewan and urgently seeks answers amid troubling rumours. Kai, another boy who has gone “OT,” offers his theory. At 14, Kai has sold drugs in several remote communities, illustrating the dangers some boys face and the potentially huge payoff.

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Where did Jay’siiah go? | The Missing Boys, Episode 1Society

Jay’siiah Webb-Long was 15 when a security camera at his Brampton, Ont., home recorded him leaving. He messaged his mother over the next few weeks, offering hope that he was safe, but never returned. When contact stopped, his family panicked as they learned about the dangers facing teens who go out of town to deal drugs.

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Fed hold leaves December rate hike on the tableEconomy8:53

The Federal Reserve kept rates steady, while Chair Kevin Warsh left a December increase as a possibility. Alphabet shares fell as investors questioned its continued heavy AI spending; Microsoft and Oracle drew praise for a more disciplined approach. French debt concerns and soaring gas prices are also adding pressure on the European Central Bank.

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‘Inexplicable’ order probed as cause of train crash that killed at least 68: OfficialWorld1:20

At least 68 people died when two trains collided on Spain’s Madrid–Seville high-speed line, and the toll is expected to rise. The crash happened near Urda at about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday; the Renfe and Iryo trains were both traveling from Madrid to Seville. Officials are investigating an “inexplicable” order as a possible cause.

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LIVE: Scene of Spain train crash that killed at least 68 peopleWorld

At least 68 people died on October 28 when a Spanish high-speed train struck a stationary train. Rescuers searched for more victims amid wreckage in rural Castilla-La Mancha, where at least three carriages had fallen from an elevated section of track.

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US midterms: Trump isn’t running, but is his political future on the line?Politics

Trump has turned the US midterms into a referendum on himself, a political gamble that could cost Republicans dearly. With the November 3 vote approaching, Democrats lead in polls, while Republicans risk losing the House and possibly the Senate. The report examines why young and Latino voters are shifting and how high prices, the Iran war and controversial immigration enforcement could weaken Trump’s support.

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