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80 masked Israeli settlers attacked Abu Falah's olive harvest on October 16, burning trees and hospitalizing WaPo photographer Heidi Levine amid 170+ harvest-season settler attacks
Houthi missile strike on Riyadh's King Khalid Airport kills 12, wounds 309, halts flights; Trump weighs joining Saudi strikes on Houthis
Trump announced a Trump-Putin deal releasing 4.8M tons of Russian diesel via a Treasury sanctions waiver, drawing Zelenskyy's rebuke and GOP pushback
Tesla unveiled a thruster-equipped flying Roadster prototype in Texas on Oct 15, 2026, claiming 0.81-second 0-60 mph and 2028 production
All Blacks thrash Wallabies 50-19 at Eden Park on October 10, 2026, retaining the Bledisloe Cup and extending their Australia streak to 12 Tests
FBI arrests Saudi OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan for allegedly planting hidden recording devices in OpenAI's San Francisco executive conference room
Putin pledged to "do everything" to help end the US-Iran war during a Turkmenistan meeting with Pezeshkian, offering mediation
Apple unveiled the $299 HomeView AI smart display running Gemini-powered Siri AI, launching November 13 in six countries but not the EU
Tennessee's Christa Pike, first person to survive lethal injection, is discharged from hospital back to prison as the state's execution review continues
Two arrested after suspected arson killed Philip and Kim English and sons Callum and Jayden in Waterford, leaving two children critically injured
Verstappen wins Singapore sprint after stewards clear his yellow-flag overtake; Russell's crash extends Antonelli's title lead to 89 points
Cornell bans all fraternity parties until fall 2027 amid lawsuit alleging seven Chi Phi members drugged and gang-raped a student in 2024
The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize went to Navi Pillay, who chaired the UN inquiry finding genocide in Gaza; hours later the US sanctioned the entire ICC
Tennessee death-row inmate Christa Pike survived two pentobarbital doses September 30, prompting Governor Bill Lee's execution moratorium and legislators weighing method changes
Two boat capsizes killed dozens: 13 children on India's Ganges River in Bihar, and 139 migrants off Djibouti en route to Yemen, per officials and the IOM
Record rainfall since 1942 floods Istanbul, killing at least two including an electrocuted teenager, shutting schools and paralyzing traffic

















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