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fr defense 7 3m ago 3 min read

Europe's Five Biggest NATO Militaries Pledge Greater Defense Role, Call U.S. 'Indispensable Ally'

Defense ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Britain met in Paris on Monday, Oct. 26, and promised to take "greater responsibility" for European security while keeping Washington in the tent. The statement came with no new money for Ukraine and no new spending figures, while the Pentagon's plan to pull about 5,000 troops from Germany is still working its way through its six-to-12-month window.
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us health 6 7m ago 3 min read

Study of 50 Million Hospital Records Links Recreational Cannabis Sales to Faster Rise in Heart Admissions

A BMJ Open study published Oct. 22 found that heart failure, heart attack and atrial fibrillation admissions rose faster in Western states after recreational cannabis sales began in 2014 than in states without legal sales. The authors say an observational study cannot prove cannabis caused the increase. They want better cardiovascular data collection as more states legalize.
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us health 6 49m ago 5 min read

Hospitals and Doctors Tell FDA That AI Developers, Not Providers, Should Be Liable for Generative AI Medical Devices

The American Hospital Association, American Medical Association and American Telemedicine Association have told the FDA that manufacturers should carry responsibility for generative AI medical devices. Meanwhile, a lawsuit against OpenAI and a Utah prescribing pilot are testing where liability lands. Right now, in most states, the provider holds it.
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nl sports 4 54m ago 4 min read

Netherlands Pulls Out of Eurovision 2027 After NPO Says No Broadcaster Would Send an Act

The Dutch public broadcasting umbrella NPO reversed its September decision to return to Eurovision, saying it could not find a broadcaster willing to field an artist. Ireland is also out, and Spain, Iceland and Slovenia have yet to settle their plans for the Burgas contest in May.
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us health 7 58m ago 3 min read

H5N1 Has Spread Through a Utah Mink Farm Since August, and No Federal Rule Covers Mink

Bird flu has been killing mink on a Utah fur farm since at least early August, and USDA says it does not regulate mink. Flu experts quoted in a ProPublica investigation call the response "irresponsible," while the state says the CDC rates the risk to the public as low. The open question is who, if anyone, has the authority to contain it.
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sd politics 7 1h ago 4 min read

US, EU and 30 Countries Warn of Sudan Famine Risk, Say 19.5 Million Face Acute Hunger

A joint statement released by the US State Department on Monday, Oct. 26, warns of an "alarming deterioration" in Sudan's food security and a risk of famine in the coming months. It lays primary responsibility on the army and the Rapid Support Forces and attaches no funding figure or deadline. The test is whether either side opens routes, Darfur air access above all, before the projected malnutrition numbers arrive.
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us politics 8 1h ago 4 min read

Schumer and Jeffries Sue Trump Administration Over Noncitizen Voter Roll Pressure One Week Before Midterms

Top congressional Democrats have sued in federal court in Washington, alleging DHS pressured states to act on unreliable noncitizen lists and threatened election administrators. The administration says its election integrity efforts are lawful. A ruling is still pending, and Election Day is Nov. 3.
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cd health 8 1h ago 4 min read

Congo Ebola Cases Pass 10,000 With 4,887 Deaths, and About 80% of New Cases Come From Outside Tracked Contacts

Since the outbreak was declared May 15, Congo's confirmed Ebola count has reached 10,060 cases and 4,887 deaths as of Oct. 25. Africa CDC says about 80 percent of new cases are not coming from known contacts, far short of the 95 percent it wants before calling an outbreak under control. African health ministers are scheduled to meet virtually Wednesday, Oct. 28, to coordinate the response.
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us politics 6 2h ago 4 min read

CISA Releases 10-Page 2030 Strategy Pledging 'Aggressive, Anticipatory' Defense of Critical Infrastructure

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency published CISA 2030: Defend, Harden, Prevail on Oct. 26, promising to shift from passive defense to evicting adversaries before they can attack. The document sets a 60-day review, a 180-day implementation plan with metrics, and a one-year progress update, all while the agency's staffing and funding remain unsettled.
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us politics 7 2h ago 4 min read

Paxton and Talarico Enter Final Week of Texas Senate Race With Early Voting Under Way

Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico are in the last stretch of a Texas Senate race in which Talarico has led polling for much of the campaign. Paxton's legal and ethics history, and a possible Libertarian protest vote, are the live variables before the Nov. 3 election.
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ua politics 7 2h ago 4 min read

Finland's Stubb and Norway's Støre Phone Putin on Ukraine; Denmark's Frederiksen Calls It Uncoordinated

Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre spoke with Vladimir Putin today, Oct. 27, ahead of US-mediated talks planned for Abu Dhabi. The Kremlin's account of the call repeated its demand that Russia's "legitimate interests" be fully met, and Denmark's prime minister publicly broke with the Nordic pair. No date has been set for the Abu Dhabi round, which Moscow's own officials have called preliminary.
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sy defense 8 2h ago 3 min read

Syria Puts Toll From Jordan's Daraa Strikes at 7 to 8 as Families Deny Ties to Church Attack

Syrian officials have raised the civilian toll from Jordan's Monday night airstrikes to as many as eight, and families in Daraa deny their dead had anything to do with the Karak church shooting. Jordan's military says the targets were linked to the attackers, while its own police chief says the three arrested gunmen belong to no organized group. The Nassib crossing, Jordan's only passenger and commercial link to Syria, remains shut.
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cn politics 8 3h ago 4 min read

Trump Says He Would Join Putin and Xi at a Summit in China on Nuclear Weapons. Beijing Has Not Agreed

Russia floated a Trump-Xi-Putin summit on the sidelines of next month's APEC meeting in Shenzhen, and Trump says he would attend, mainly to discuss nuclear weapons rather than Ukraine. China has not publicly committed, and Kyiv would not be in the room. The question for mid-November is whether Xi wants to host a meeting that could hand Moscow and Beijing a stage and leave Ukraine's fate to others.
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gb defense 8 3h ago 4 min read

Two Men Charged Over RAF Fairford Incident; Police Believe the Foreign Intelligence Service Is Iran's

Counter-terror police and prosecutors announced on Tuesday, Oct. 27, that two 24-year-old British men have been charged under the National Security Act over the Sept. 27 incident at RAF Fairford. Police say they believe the intelligence service involved is Iran's, which denies any role. Six other men arrested in the probe remain on bail, and no explosives were ever found.
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il politics 8 3h ago 4 min read

Israel Election Draws Highest Early Turnout Since 1981 as Netanyahu Warns of Iranian Attacks

Israelis are voting today, Oct. 27, with early turnout the highest since 1981, according to the Central Elections Committee. Polls close at 10 p.m. local time (4 p.m. ET), and final polls show neither Netanyahu's bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's opposition assured of 61 seats. Netanyahu could stay in office as caretaker for months while Iran war tensions remain unresolved.
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us health 5 3h ago 4 min read

NCPG/Harris Poll: 64% of Parents Fear Kids Will Gamble Underage, Only 51% Have Talked to Them About It

A Harris Poll for the National Council on Problem Gambling, released Oct. 21, finds most parents worry about underage gambling, yet only about half of parents of kids 6 to 17 have discussed it. Of the rest, 40% plan to and 9% do not. The gap between worry and action is the whole story here.
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us tech 9 3h ago 4 min read

Anthropic's IPO Filing Anchors a $235 Billion Day of AI Financing, With a Nasdaq Debut Possible as Soon as Nov. 16

Since Anthropic made its S-1 public on Oct. 26, Axios has tallied the filing, SpaceX's $40 billion GPU debt and Meta's planned $95 billion raise at roughly $235 billion in one day. Anthropic has not said how many shares it will sell or at what price. Those terms are due in the coming weeks, with trading possible as soon as Nov. 16.
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us tech 8 3h ago 3 min read

Nvidia to Invest $3 Billion in Meta Stock Offering as Meta's Total Raise Grows to $97.5 Billion

Nvidia said today, Oct. 27, it will put $3 billion into Meta's equity offering, one day after Meta announced the largest capital raise in its history. A chip supplier is now a shareholder in one of its biggest customers, and Meta's 2026 capex guidance of $135 billion to $145 billion is the spending the money is meant to support.
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us energy 7 3h ago 4 min read

EPA Previews Second Methane Rollback, Says It Would Save Oil and Gas Industry $45 Billion

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said Oct. 7 that the agency will propose scrapping the Super Emitter Program and loosening rules on low-producing wells, flaring and control devices. The agency puts industry savings at $45 billion but had not released the proposal or its analysis as of Oct. 13. The Jan. 22, 2027 deadline for the delayed super-emitter program and state plans for existing wells is the next pressure point.
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jp defense 7 4h ago 4 min read

US Military Bars All BYD Vehicles From Kadena Air Base in Okinawa

The ban took effect Monday, Oct. 26, and covers private cars, taxis, delivery vans and contractor vehicles. The Air Force called the cars an "unacceptable and unmitigable risk" but has not named a specific threat. No other base has announced a similar ban.
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