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Spain begins three days of mourning after train crash kills 69World1:39

A train struck another from behind in Spain’s second high-speed rail disaster this year, killing 69 people. The crash has renewed safety concerns about the country’s rail network ahead of a national election, and three days of mourning have begun.

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UN political mission ends in Somalia without a replacement for election disputesWorld

The U.N. political mission in Somalia closes Saturday, ending three decades of mediation and support for rebuilding institutions after the civil war. The government calls the move a milestone in managing its own affairs, while critics say its departure removes a key avenue for resolving political disputes. Leaders remain divided over elections, and al-Qaida-linked militants continue fighting. U.N. aid agencies and African Union forces will stay in the country.

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Judge denies DOJ request involving alleged noncitizen ballotsPolitics6:30

Fox News reports that a judge denied a Justice Department request concerning ballots allegedly cast by noncitizens. Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli reacted, arguing the request was aimed at enforcing the rules.

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We visited the scene of Spain’s deadly train crash — here’s what we sawWorld7:21

The death toll from Spain’s high-speed rail disaster has reached 69 as authorities continue identifying victims. The country began three days of mourning, while protesters gathered outside the transport ministry to demand accountability. A Madrid-to-Seville train struck a stationary train on Wednesday morning. It was the second crash on the line in a year; 46 people died in Adamuz in January.

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Israelis await final election results as difficult choices lie aheadWorld1:39

Israelis waited on Thursday for the final election count, which was expected to confirm that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies nor the parties seeking to unseat him would likely win a parliamentary majority.

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Spain train crash kills 69: What happened?World1:49

A deadly train accident in Spain killed 69 people and injured scores, putting national railway safety under renewed scrutiny. The transport minister cited an “error” and “inexplicable circumstances”; the crash ranks among Europe’s deadliest rail disasters this century.

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Special flight helps children with autism overcome fear of flyingSociety

Children with autism on Prince Edward Island took part in a mock travel experience and, for the first time, went beyond the airport. The program aims to prepare them for air travel and make flying feel less intimidating.

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US 2026: African Americans mobilise in Georgia for midtermsPolitics

Georgia is a pivotal state in the US midterms, with Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff’s seat at stake and the Senate majority potentially hanging in the balance. African Americans account for about a third of Georgia’s electorate and are being encouraged to vote early.

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Philippines rejects China’s claim it imposed ‘obstacles’ to ASEAN defence meetingWorld

Southeast Asian defence chiefs and dialogue partners concluded talks in Cebu amid tensions between the Philippines and China. Beijing accused Manila of placing obstacles in the way of China’s participation in the ADMM-Plus meeting. China sent its embassy’s defence attaché rather than Defence Minister Dong Jun, as in previous years; Chinese media called it Beijing’s lowest-level representation since the event began in 2010.

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Brewers win their first World Series titleSports2:28

The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays to become World Series champions for the first time in franchise history.

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China’s Communist Party expels senior officials and tightens discipline ahead of 2027 congressPolitics

China’s ruling Communist Party plans further discipline measures as it concludes a meeting that will help prepare for next year’s five-yearly party congress. Xi Jinping launched an anti-corruption drive in 2013; every Central Military Commission member except Xi and General Zhang Shengmin has been removed. Zhang was promoted to the Politburo at the Fifth Plenum.

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This Morning’s Top Headlines – Oct. 29 | Morning News NOWOther

President Trump and former President Obama held competing rallies in the final stretch before Election Day. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged despite rising inflation, while the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in the series to claim their first World Series title.

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Olympian Chloe Kim opens up about her ADHD diagnosisSports

Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim discussed her recent ADHD diagnosis on News NOW. She said her symptoms were “so sneaky” and that opening up to her doctor made everything suddenly click.

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Fuel crisis halts world cruise, leaving passengers stranded in CambodiaSociety

A luxury ship on a round-the-world voyage that began in 2024 suspended operations amid high fuel prices, leaving passengers in Cambodia. It had 203 passengers, mostly Americans, and 156 crew, and is among the few ships offering long-term or permanent onboard accommodation.

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Obama: Trump was more upset by my joke than by high pricesPolitics

At a Georgia rally, Barack Obama said Donald Trump was more offended by his comparison of White House renovations to the Cheesecake Factory than by being likened to Saddam Hussein or by rising US costs. CNN hosts and commentators discussed Obama’s motive for using humor against Trump and its effectiveness on the campaign trail.

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Market Talk: Why Lagarde’s departure may change little at the ECBEconomy

Christine Lagarde is due to leave the European Central Bank in early 2027, setting off a contest to succeed her. Rabobank’s Jane Foley told Reuters her exit may amount to little more than a change of guard in ECB policy, while European politics deserves greater attention.

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DOJ seeks to keep Ilhan Omar home search warrant sealedPolitics

Chanley Painter reports on the federal investigation as the Justice Department seeks to keep sealed the search warrant for Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home. Fox News Sunday anchor Shannon Bream also weighs in.

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