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World · October 27, 2026
A new Supreme Tribunal by mid-December, a technical electoral council next, then a vacancy declaration that opens six months to vote. No date yet.
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Read the story →World · October 26, 2026
Polls open at 1 a.m. ET Tuesday. Final surveys showed neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition reaching 61 seats. Here's how the coalition math works.
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Read the story →World · October 26, 2026
A day after crowds walked her into the capital, Machado's team says she's willing to meet Delcy Rodríguez, who says the return was an avoidable "show."
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Read the story →World · October 25, 2026
Trump said he faces a choice between a deal with Iran and finishing the war, then said there would be no strike Sunday. Here's what each side said.
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Read the story →World · October 25, 2026
Vladimir Putin endorsed Aleksandar Vucic, whose party has ruled Serbia since 2012. He lost to a student-led anti-corruption movement, projections show. Who he is, who the students are and what comes next.
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Read the story →World · October 25, 2026
The Nobel laureate returned Sunday after about 10 months abroad and reached the capital overnight. Here's what it means for Venezuelans, the diaspora and a vote.
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Read the story →World · October 24, 2026
Ukraine reports stable connections on equipment moving above 400 kilometers per hour. The improvement leaves important questions about control and reliability unanswered.
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Read the story →World · October 24, 2026
A new intelligence warning and diplomatic staffing changes raise practical questions about safety, embassy operations and travel. Here is what is confirmed—and what is not.
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Read the story →World · October 24, 2026
The Alpine fire has damaged a historically charged landmark. The inquiry, difficult access and questions about restoration all require careful distinctions.
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Read the story →World · October 23, 2026
The 5 p.m. Eastern advisory puts Vance at Category 2 and forecasts major-hurricane strength tonight. Dangerous surf may reach Mexico even while the center stays offshore.
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Read the story →World · October 23, 2026
Zelenskyy disputes the restoration claim as U.S. senators seek records on who controls restrictions affecting fast-moving terminals.
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Read the story →World · October 22, 2026
Dammam airport reopened after an attack whose reported toll rose to two dead. The U.S. order covers non-emergency personnel and families in Saudi Arabia only.
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Read the story →World · October 22, 2026
Carney and Ford are combining industrial funding with procurement and regulatory changes. The announcement is a commitment to act, not proof the trade damage is repaired.
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Read the story →World · October 19, 2026
The newly reported state case is separate from May’s federal indictment. Four deaths anchor a wider reckoning with the Castro system and the Cubans who have lived under it.
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Read the story →World · October 18, 2026
Students spoke of missing teachers and neglected classrooms. After days of protest and a weekend of violence, residents are describing fear, loss and streets they scarcely recognize.
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Read the story →World · October 18, 2026
Saturday’s NewsCubby reporting on midterm participation, college-athlete eligibility, Medicare proposals, borrowing costs, grid capacity and film.
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Read the story →World · October 18, 2026
Fresh coastal and freeze alerts, SEC playoff pressure, Medicare directory proposals, Tesla’s Roadster reality check and Taylor Swift’s UK chart lead.
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Read the story →World · October 17, 2026
His hospital discharge marks a new step in recovery; a Sunday public prayer is planned.
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Read the story →World · October 17, 2026
The estimate covers August 2025–July 2026; it does not measure October’s fires.
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Read the story →World · October 17, 2026
The October 16 order pauses specified Graham Act measures while preserving other Russia sanctions.
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Read the story →World · October 17, 2026
Russia-sanctions waivers, coastal wind and flooding risks, a White House transition and My Chemical Romance’s publishing deal.
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Read the story →World · October 17, 2026
Friday’s reporting on fraud refunds, household borrowing costs, Ukraine’s civilians, energy, food aid and entertainment.
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Read the story →World · October 16, 2026
Its October 16 warning links trade disruption with rising food costs.
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Read the story →World · October 16, 2026
October 16 conclusions call for temporary measures to ease pressure on households and industry.
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