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Trump, Xi and Putin: The Shenzhen Meeting in Three Questions
President Trump will meet Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin on November 19 in Shenzhen, and three questions will decide whether the unprecedented session succeeds.
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The Last Six Days: Deadlines, Early Vote Closures and November 3
Six days remain until Election Day on November 3, with early voting ending October 30 in many states and national early totals already between about 30 million and more than 34 million.
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Abu Dhabi in November: The Test the Oleshky Quiet Must Pass
Technical peace talks are scheduled for Abu Dhabi in early November, and the Oleshky ceasefire's first 30 quiet hours will shape whether that meeting is a real negotiation or another date.
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Tariffs Become a Campaign Issue as Michigan and Maine Republicans Break Ranks
Republican voices in Michigan and Maine have urged easing tariffs on Canadian goods, showing the dispute is now a domestic American cost as well as a foreign policy fight.
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270 for 270: The Prisoner Swap Behind the Oleshky Ceasefire
Ukraine and Russia swapped 270 servicemen each alongside the Oleshky ceasefire, the first such exchange since August, as civilian deaths in the war pass 19,000.
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Russian Ambassador to the United States Dies Unexpectedly at 66
Russia ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, has died unexpectedly at 66, hours before American envoys landed in Moscow.
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Carney Jets to Four Summits as Ministers Sell the 62.3 Billion Dollar Budget
Federal ministers will blanket ridings from Newfoundland to British Columbia this week selling the new budget, while Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a nine day swing through Europe and Asia.
Business
Brent Touches $110 as Hormuz Attacks Put Energy Markets on Edge
Oil markets flinched hard this week. Brent crude touched $110 a barrel — settling at $109.86, up 3.7 per cent — as a wave…
Technology
Anthropic Eliminates Coding Interviews as AI Shifts Hiring
Anthropic eliminates coding interviews, as AI shifts hiring from algorithm proof to architectural judgment in a change that could reshape tech recruitment.
Sports
Formula 1 Returns to Africa With 10-Year Rwanda Grand Prix Deal From Early 2030s
Formula 1 will return to Africa with a 10-year Rwanda Grand Prix deal from the early 2030s, racing on a new Bugesera circuit for the first time since 1993.
Entertainment
WWE Money in the Bank: Penta, Stratton Win Briefcases; Liv Morgan Takes Title
Penta and Tiffany Stratton won the Money in the Bank briefcases in New Orleans while Liv Morgan captured the Women's World Championship in a triple threat.
Health
Pennsylvania’s Congenital Measles Warning: A Disease Not Seen in Decades
Pennsylvania health officials have issued an urgent warning to doctors about congenital measles, a condition not seen in the state for decades, as the…
Science
NASA-Japan MMX Mission to Bring Home Phobos Samples; Launch October 19
The Japan-led MMX mission with NASA technology launches Oct. 19 to collect samples from Phobos and return them to Earth, a first for a Martian moon.
