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Russian Strike on Ukrainian Aid Center Kills 26, Officials Say, as Rescue Teams Search Rubble
Ukrainian officials say a Russian attack struck an aid center and shelter, killing 26 people. Rescue crews continued searching for…
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U.S. Carries Out Limited Strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island; Tehran Claims American Drone Downed
U.S. officials confirm limited strikes on Qeshm Island near the Strait of Hormuz. Iran claims it downed an American MQ-9…
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Afternoon News Update: California Ballot Fight, Florida Jet Investigation, Iran Talks and Walmart Shooting
November 2 afternoon news roundup: Supreme Court ballot litigation, Hammond Walmart shooting, Florida Learjet investigation, Iran diplomacy and money updates.
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Israel Election Results: Netanyahu Bloc Wins 53 Seats but Falls Short of Majority
November 2, 2026 — World News. Israel’s final election results have left Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc short of a…
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Oil Prices Fall as Iran Diplomacy Raises Hopes of Easing Middle East Supply Disruptions
Oil Prices Fall as Iran Diplomacy Raises Hopes of Easing Middle East Supply Disruptions
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Japan Launches National Disaster Management Agency to Strengthen Emergency Response
Japan Launches National Disaster Management Agency to Strengthen Emergency Response
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Sudan Power Grid Under Severe Strain as Drone Attacks Disable Substations
Sudan Power Grid Under Severe Strain as Drone Attacks Disable Substations
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Oleshky Evacuation Completed as a Local Truce Holds, and a Big Patriot Sale Heads to Ukraine
The evacuation of residents from Russian-occupied Oleshky, in Ukraine’s Kherson region, is complete, according to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, the…
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Europe’s Streets Fill With Cost-of-Living Anger as Hormuz Talks Get a Deadline and Israel Waits Out a Deadlock
For a third straight weekend, cost-of-living anger drew crowds into the streets across Europe. In France, roughly three hundred twenty…
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Badlands National Park Plans 5,000-Acre Prescribed Burn to Protect Grasslands
National Park Service officials say a planned controlled burn in South Dakota is intended to improve prairie habitat and reduce…
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