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Prosecutors accuse James Comey of directing a disclosure; his lawyers challenge the case’s legality and timing.
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Tuesday 27 October
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DOJ seeks conditional block on Alaska certification
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New York Council Backs Horse-Carriage Ban
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Justice Department Charges James Comey a Third Time
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All topics- Microsoft offers voluntary exits to 60,000 workers
- Meta’s New Shares Preserve Zuckerberg’s Voting Control
- SpaceX and Tesla Explore a Possible Merger
- Justice Department Charges James Comey a Third Time
- Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion
- Prosecutor: ICE collision witness sent to Mexico
- Army Schedules Hasan’s Firing-Squad Execution
- Brazil's Lula wins fourth term in runoff comeback
- U.S. Orders Non-Emergency Staff Out of Saudi Arabia
- WFP cuts food aid to 700,000 Palestinians
- Russia frees American teacher Stephen Hubbard
- DOJ seeks conditional block on Alaska certification
- Suspicious mail targets election offices and lawmakers
- Justice Department sues California over voter citizenship
- Federal Agents Search Ilhan Omar’s Home
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Monday 26 October
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Microsoft offers voluntary exits to 60,000 workers
Microsoft’s voluntary exit offer covers roughly a quarter of its workforce, but it expects far fewer departures.
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Saturday 24 October
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New York Council Backs Horse-Carriage Ban
New York's council approved a carriage phaseout by 2028, drawing a promised court challenge from the drivers' union.
From New York Times, Bloomberg, Fox News and 7 more
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WFP cuts food aid to 700,000 Palestinians
WFP has reduced food assistance for 700,000 Palestinians across Gaza and the West Bank, citing funding shortages.
From BBC, The Herald Scotland, Mashable and 10 more
Friday 23 October
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technology
iPhone Duo launch brings sellouts and waits
Apple’s first foldable reached stores with sellouts, as limited supply left some buyers facing months-long waits.
From Forbes, CNBC, CNET and 4 more
business
Meta’s New Shares Preserve Zuckerberg’s Voting Control
Meta approved non-voting shares as Zuckerberg pledged eight years of residency in California or wherever it is headquartered, conditional on continued full-time leadership and an unforeseen-circumstances exception.
From Bloomberg, Business Insider, TechCrunch and 13 more
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Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion
Meta was ordered to pay $25 billion over misleading privacy statements, with an appeal expected.
From The Guardian, CBS News, Business Insider and 14 more
Thursday 22 October
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Russia frees American teacher Stephen Hubbard
Russia freed American teacher Stephen Hubbard after more than four years; Trump’s claim of a cost-free release drew challenges.
From CBS News, New York Times, Daily Mail and 10 more
Wednesday 21 October
2 stories
world affairs
Oman’s Sultan welcomed for UK state visit
Britain welcomes Oman’s Sultan for a state visit, with investment and maritime-security agreements expected amid regional conflict.
From Daily Mail, Evening Standard, The Independent and 6 more
business
SpaceX and Tesla Explore a Possible Merger
Musk says independent committees are exploring a merger, but no transaction terms have been agreed.
From BBC, Ars Technica, Axios and 12 more
Tuesday 20 October
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Musk Pledges SpaceX Shares for U.S. Children
Musk promises children SpaceX shares through Trump Accounts, but eligibility rules and sale restrictions shape the proposed gift.
From CNBC, Mashable, Forbes and 10 more
Monday 19 October
1 story
world affairs
Wainwright Fire Kills Four Canadian Service Members
Four service members died at CFB Wainwright; 39 injured people remained in hospital as officials investigated the fire.
From The Independent, BBC, New York Times and 14 more
Sunday 18 October
2 stories
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Trump waives new Russia sanctions and tariffs
Trump waives new Russia sanctions and tariffs as critics warn the relief could support Moscow's war effort.
From Bloomberg, New York Times, Axios and 18 more
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Most Norte Fire Evacuation Orders Remain
Most Norte Fire evacuation orders remained Saturday after the blaze damaged or destroyed at least six homes.
From LA Times, CBS News, The Independent and 8 more
Saturday 17 October
2 stories
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Prosecutor: ICE collision witness sent to Mexico
A witness was sent to Mexico hours after questioning in the ICE collision inquiry, Houston's prosecutor says.
From Houston Public Media, NBC News, New York Times and 6 more
US politics
Suspicious mail targets election offices and lawmakers
Federal investigators examine nationwide mailings as preliminary tests find no hazardous material and offices face evacuations.
From New York Times, NBC News, The Independent and 13 more
Friday 16 October
2 stories
world affairs
Hormuz attacks sink ships and disrupt trade
GFS Pride sank after a Hormuz attack as escalating strikes reduced oil shipments and widened risks for commercial shipping.
From CNBC, BBC, Reuters and 6 more
US politics
Justice Department sues California over voter citizenship
The Justice Department seeks to withhold flagged California mail ballots pending citizenship checks; state officials challenge its evidence.
From CBS News, The Hill, Fox News and 9 more
Wednesday 14 October
1 story
world affairs
Russian Strikes Leave Ukrainians Without Power
Russian attacks leave at least 600,000 without electricity as Kyiv disputes ceasefire claims and questions allied warnings.
From BBC, The Guardian, RTE and 10 more
Monday 12 October
2 stories
world affairs
Ukraine reports strikes after Trump’s energy ceasefire declaration
Ukraine reported fresh energy strikes after Trump announced a ceasefire that Moscow did not confirm.
From Daily Mail, The Independent, Fox News and 13 more
US politics
Federal Agents Search Ilhan Omar’s Home
Federal agents searched Omar’s home weeks before the midterms; she accused the Trump administration of political targeting.
From The Hill, BBC, Fox News and 20 more
Sunday 11 October
2 stories
world affairs
Trump's Russian Diesel Deal Draws Allied Opposition
Trump's Russian diesel agreement drew allied and congressional opposition as he called for Ukraine to replace Zelensky.
From Axios, The Hill, NPR and 17 more
world affairs
Riyadh Airport Attack Kills 12, Halts Flights
Saudi authorities report 12 deaths at Riyadh airport; Trump says the US may join action against the Houthis.
From ABC News, Bloomberg, Daily Mail and 21 more
Saturday 10 October
1 story
world affairs
Pillay Wins Nobel as US Sanctions ICC
US sanctions on the ICC followed Pillay's Nobel win, which drew praise and Israeli criticism.
From New York Times, Fox News, Axios and 8 more
Wednesday 7 October
1 story
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Israel marks October 7 anniversary amid divisions
Israel marked October 7's third anniversary with hostages returned, ongoing Gaza strikes and demands for accountability.
From The Guardian, Shropshire Star, Daily Mail and 7 more
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