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Trump called Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a 'jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member' ahead of a dead-heat race against Mike Rogers
Microsoft offered voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees (27% of its workforce) to cut costs while funding massive AI infrastructure spending
Riyadh airport partially reopens after Houthi attack killed 13; Houthis vow more strikes as Saudi Arabia intercepts 10 missiles
Indonesia cut pipeline gas exports to Singapore by 31 mmscfd from Oct 24, citing domestic needs amid haze-tension speculation
NFL announces Jay-Z will headline the Super Bowl LXI halftime show on Feb. 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium
Israelis voted October 27 in a Netanyahu-Eisenkot election too close to call, with neither bloc reaching 61 Knesset seats
Super Typhoon Champi, 2026's strongest storm at 185 mph, brushes Taiwan, killing one, injuring 500+, cutting power to 288,000 homes
Kylian Mbappe apologizes as Chinese brands and state TV drop him over a joke calling Mao Zedong a 'dictator', days after losing the Ballon d'Or to Harry Kane
Lula narrowly defeats Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil's October 25, 2026 runoff; Bolsonaro's party concedes despite fraud claims and markets tumble
WSJ reports Musk throttled Ukraine's military Starshield; Trump called Musk to restore it, but Ukraine says speeds remain restricted
October 2026 West Bank olive harvest turns violent: UN logs 160 settler attacks in two weeks as Israel bars foreign observers and volunteers face detention
Jio Platforms' record $3.1B India IPO lists today after a 22.19x subscription and first-ever 1-crore applications
UAE nominated Lana Nusseibeh on October 21 as a late entrant challenging frontrunner Grynspan for the next UN Secretary-General position
Ramaswamy spends $4M on Ohio attack ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother denying her abuse account; Trump backs the ad, DeWine condemns it
Cyclone Arnab struck Andhra Pradesh on Oct 28 with 150 kmph gusts after ~100,000 evacuations; no initial deaths were reported
London's Oxford Street permanently banned vehicles from a ~1km stretch on October 26, 2026, starting a £150m pedestrianisation scheme

















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