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POLITICS

Caretaker French PM Lecornu Optimistic on Budget Deal as Political Pressures Mount

Thursday, Oct 09

Caretaker French PM Sebastien Lecornu remains hopeful for a budget deal by year-end amid political turmoil and calls for President Macron to resign.

ENTERTAINMENT

Auction of Bob Ross Paintings to Support Struggling Public Television Stations

Wednesday, Oct 08

Bob Ross's paintings will be auctioned to support public TV stations facing funding cuts, with proceeds dedicated to local broadcasters across the U.S.

SPORTS

Hundreds of hikers evacuated from Mount Everest following severe snowstorm

Wednesday, Oct 08

Nearly 900 hikers and guides were evacuated from Mount Everest after a severe snowstorm left them stranded during a holiday weekend.

ENTERTAINMENT

Taylor Swift Clarifies Super Bowl Half-Time Show Rumors

Wednesday, Oct 08

Taylor Swift addresses rumors about the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, clarifying her focus on supporting fiancé Travis Kelce.

SCIENCE

2025 Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded for Breakthroughs in Quantum Mechanical Tunneling

Wednesday, Oct 08

John Clarke, Michel Devoret, and John Martinis won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking work in quantum mechanical tunneling.

WORLD NEWS

Carney and Trump Meet Amid Trade Tensions and Economic Pressures

Tuesday, Oct 07

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with President Trump as trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. continue to escalate.

WORLD NEWS

Khaled El-Enany Nominated as UNESCO's First Arab Director-General

Tuesday, Oct 07

Khaled El-Enany is poised to become UNESCO's first Arab Director-General, marking a significant milestone in cultural leadership.

POLITICS

New Brown University study puts US military aid to Israel at $21.7B since Gaza war began, with broader Middle East costs and casualties noted

Tuesday, Oct 07

A Brown University Costs of War study places US military aid to Israel at about $21.7B since Gaza's war began, with broader Middle East costs and casualties noted.