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DOJ gives California counties 48-hour ultimatum to sequester ~20,000 ballots from suspected noncitizen voters; 9th Circuit skeptical, no ruling; officials cite flawed federal data
NFL announces Jay-Z will headline the Super Bowl LXI halftime show on Feb. 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium
First Russian diesel tanker since 2022 sails from Primorsk to New York under Trump-Putin deal, arriving Nov. 7, after midterms
Cyclone Arnab struck Andhra Pradesh on Oct 28 with 150 kmph gusts after ~100,000 evacuations; no initial deaths were reported
Ramaswamy spends $4M on Ohio attack ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother denying her abuse account; Trump backs the ad, DeWine condemns it
Israelis voted October 27 in a Netanyahu-Eisenkot election too close to call, with neither bloc reaching 61 Knesset seats
Pete Hegseth made an unannounced visit meeting Netanyahu in Israel eight days before elections, amid US-Israel talks on possible renewed strikes against Iran
London's Oxford Street permanently banned vehicles from a ~1km stretch on October 26, 2026, starting a £150m pedestrianisation scheme
Two gunmen killed seven (possibly eight) worshippers at a Jordanian church funeral in Karak; attackers fled and remain at large
France deploys 70,000 police amid nationwide riots as Le Pen's National Rally congress launches her 2027 presidential campaign in Orléans
Singapore forms specialist panel and serves THPA notices to ten palm oil firms over 2026 transboundary haze; three comply, seven silent
Western Sydney International Airport opened Oct 25–26, 2026, launching domestic Jetstar flights and Air NZ's first international Auckland service
Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted repeated Houthi missile and drone barrages on Riyadh, Taif, Yanbu as truce collapses
US-brokered local ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky took effect Oct. 27 and held its first 30 hours, enabling aid and civilian evacuations
Researchers say Russian Storm-1516 AI-fake videos, including a sexual-abuse smear, target Texas Senate candidate James Talarico ahead of midterms
NYC Council votes 40-7 to ban Central Park horse carriages by June 2028 via Romanch's Law, named for a teen killed in June

















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