The Big Money Behind the American Election Race ↗
Front page leadAn in-depth look at the significant financial backing influencing the competitive US election campaigns.
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Hebron Largely Cut Off for Over a Week, Thousands of Palestinians Displaced ↗
The city of Hebron has been under a near-complete lockdown for more than a week, leading to the displacement of thousands of Palestinian residents.
France Braces for 'Halloween' Protests ↗
France is preparing for potential widespread protests, dubbed 'Halloween' protests, with security measures being put in place.
Terminally Ill Professor Creates 'AI Twin' of Himself ↗
A terminally ill Dutch professor has created an AI replica of himself to pass on his knowledge, a development met with criticism.
Olesjky Evacuees Arrive in Crimea: 'Finally Peace, We Were Starving' ↗
Around 2000 residents evacuated from the frontline city of Olesjky have reached Crimea following a ceasefire, expressing relief from dire conditions.
British PM Wants to Discuss Slavery Apologies, Excludes Reparations ↗
The British Prime Minister is open to discussing apologies for the slave trade but has ruled out demands for financial reparations.
Den Haag Prepares: Shopkeepers Board Up Businesses in Fear of Riots ↗
Businesses in The Hague are boarding up windows and some are emptying their premises as the city braces for potential riots and looting.
G20 Group Photo Cancelled as Countries Refuse to Pose with Russia ↗
A planned group photo at the G20 summit was scrapped because several countries, including allies of Ukraine, refused to be photographed with Russia.
Seal Rescue Center Postpones Bankruptcy After Overwhelming Support ↗
A seal rescue center has temporarily halted its bankruptcy proceedings following a massive public outpouring of support and donations.
Ebola Death Toll in Congo Rises Above 5000 ↗
The official death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now surpassed 5,000, with over 10,000 infections recorded.
How the Vught Station Building Was Moved ↗
A video shows the intricate process of relocating the Vught station building 13.6 meters to accommodate expanded railway tracks, preserving the monument.
Tensions Around Polish Constitutional Court, President Nawrocki's Plane Returns ↗
Internal divisions are causing significant tension within Poland's Constitutional Court, prompting President Nawrocki to return to the country.
Endangered Zoo Monkeys Rescued After Theft ↗
Monkeys from an endangered species have been safely recovered after being stolen during a break-in at a zoo.
Call of Duty Removes Real Footage of Korean Disaster from Game ↗
The video game Call of Duty has removed real-life footage depicting the aftermath of a deadly crowd crush incident that occurred in 2022.
Daily Briefing 31/10: Anti-Government Protests in Multiple Countries, Five… ↗
A daily digest of news, weather, and traffic updates to start the day informed, featuring international protests and domestic football.
Verstappen and Lawson Receive Grid Penalties After Practice Collision in Mexico ↗
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson have been handed grid penalties for the upcoming race following a collision during practice in Mexico.
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