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Baby Buried Alive for 24 Hours Found Alive in Woods
An 11-month-old boy was found alive in a South Carolina wood after about a day buried in a dog crate. His father has been arrested as police investigate.
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Thune Re-Elected Senate GOP Leader After Midterm Rout
John Thune will keep leading Senate Republicans into the minority after winning a second two-year term unopposed on Tuesday.
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Rubio Rejects Iran’s Reparation Demand as ‘Absurd’
Marco Rubio has dismissed Iran’s demand for reparations and said there is no need to resume major strikes while negotiations continue.
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House Kills Hegseth Impeachment Bid in 211–204 Vote
Republicans in the US House have shut down the attempt to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, voting 211–204 to send the charges to committee.
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Trump Picks Top Justice Dept Lawyer for Texas Judgeship
President Donald Trump has named Justice Department lawyer Elliot Gaiser for a federal judgeship in Texas, a move that could deepen the leadership turnover inside the department after the midterm elections.
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Rubio: Russia-Ukraine Abu Dhabi Talks ‘Very Productive’
The first US-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine in nine months ran for nearly four hours in Abu Dhabi, with both Washington and Kyiv calling the opening session encouraging while cautioning that a deal remains far off.
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Macrons Sue Candace Owens in Tennessee Over 88 Claims
France’s president and his wife have taken their defamation fight against Candace Owens to Tennessee, filing 88 claims over statements they say are false.
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Ben-Gvir Heckles Arab Lawmaker as New Knesset Sworn In
Shouting, a walkout and a bid to oust the Speaker marked the 26th Knesset’s first day, as a deadlocked election left no bloc with a majority.
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Biden: ‘Absurd’ to Say I Hid My Stage 4 Cancer
In his memoir ‘Promise Me, America’, Joe Biden calls it ‘absurd’ to suggest he hid his cancer, and explains why the disease went undetected until 2025.
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Jim Jordan Wins House GOP Leadership Race 106-73
Jim Jordan beat Steve Scalise 106-73 in a secret ballot to lead House Republicans into the minority, after the party’s heavy midterm losses.
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Israeli Fire Kills 7 in Gaza, Including Father and Son
At least seven Palestinians were killed in Gaza on Tuesday, medics said, including a father and his 13-year-old son in an airstrike on a displacement shelter.
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Epstein Report Blasts DOJ Failures, Urges New Interviews
A 137-page House report says federal prosecutors failed Jeffrey Epstein’s survivors for decades and urges the Justice Department to reopen the inquiry.
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Houellebecq Charged in France Over Remarks on Muslims
French writer Michel Houellebecq has been charged over remarks about Muslims in a 2022 interview, in a case that pits free speech against hate-speech law.
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Trump Approval Stuck at 32%, Near Career Low
Donald Trump’s approval held at 32 percent in a Reuters/Ipsos poll, near the lowest of his career, with only 21 percent backing him on the cost of living.
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Türkiye Steel Blast Kills 18, Plant Chief Detained
The death toll from the blast at the HABAŞ steel plant in İzmir rose to 18 on Tuesday, as prosecutors detained the company’s chairman and 10 others.
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Trump, Putin, Xi Eye Historic Nuclear Talks in Shenzhen
Washington is working to arrange a first-of-its-kind meeting of the American, Russian and Chinese leaders in Shenzhen next week, with nuclear weapons at the top of the agenda — but no final decision has been announced.
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Ukraine Strikes Cut Russia’s Oil Refining by 30%
Ukrainian drone attacks have hit nine of Russia’s 35 major refineries, cutting about a third of its oil processing capacity and deepening fuel shortages.
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Backpack Bomb Kills Police Officer in Spain
A Spanish police officer was killed and a bomb disposal expert was left fighting for his life when a hidden explosive went off in Oviedo.
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China Building Fire: 14 Killed in Taiyuan Tower
A Sunday evening fire in a crowded Taiyuan tower killed 14 people and sent 38 to hospital, with investigators still searching for the cause.
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France Blames Iran for Hacking 700 Supermarket Fridges
France has accused Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of hacking refrigeration at 700 supermarkets, calling it the first large-scale cyber sabotage on French soil.
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Ukraine and Russia Resume Talks in Abu Dhabi After 9 Months
Russian and Ukrainian officials meet in Abu Dhabi for two days of US-brokered talks, the first direct round since February, with territory and European security at the centre.
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Paraguay’s New President Orders All Ministers to Resign
Days after taking office, Paraguay’s President Pedro Alliana asked all ministers to resign as the country reels from the collapse of Ueno Bank.
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Egypt’s Lina Attalah Faces Jail as Free Press ‘Silenced’
Lina Attalah, editor of Egypt’s last major independent outlet Mada Masr, faces a court hearing on Wednesday that could send her to prison for a year.
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Dana White Turns Down Trump’s Press Secretary Job
UFC chief Dana White turned down Donald Trump’s press secretary offer in person on Monday, telling the president he has ‘zero political aspirations’.
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Republican Forces Impeachment Vote on Pentagon Chief Hegseth
A Republican congressman has forced the House toward a vote on removing the Pentagon chief, accusing him of waging war without Congress and abusing his authority.
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17 Killed as Steel Plant Blast Rocks Western Turkey
Seventeen workers were killed and 13 injured in an explosion at a steel plant in western Turkey, after a crane collapsed into a furnace during maintenance work.
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Two Arrested After Twin Security Scares at White House
Two people were arrested near the White House after a car drove onto a Lafayette Park sidewalk and a second person jumped a barricade, prompting a brief lockdown.
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China Extends Rare Earth Controls Pause Until January
Beijing has pushed back its strict rare earth export controls by two months as trade talks with Washington continue, bringing relief to global supply chains.
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Drone Strike Kills Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Worker
The IAEA says a Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant worker was killed in a drone attack, days after the plant lost all off-site power and ran on diesel generators.
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