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ENTERTAINMENT

Trump Posthumously Awards Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom

Wednesday, Oct 15

President Trump awards the Medal of Freedom to Charlie Kirk posthumously, honoring his legacy and role in conservative activism.

POLITICS

Zelenskyy Lobbies for Tomahawk Missiles in Talks with Trump Amid Escalating Russian Attacks

Tuesday, Oct 14

Zelenskyy seeks U.S. support for Tomahawk missiles amid increased Russian assaults on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

POLITICS

Nicolas Sarkozy to Begin Prison Term as France's First Jailed Ex-President

Tuesday, Oct 14

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is set to serve a five-year prison term, becoming the first ex-leader jailed in France for corruption.

ENVIRONMENT

Torrential rains cause severe flooding in Mexico, resulting in at least 64 deaths and dozens missing

Tuesday, Oct 14

Severe flooding from torrential rains in Mexico has led to at least 64 deaths and numerous missing persons, impacting over 250,000 residents.

SPORTS

Dozens Dead in Deadly Border Clashes Between Pakistan and Afghanistan

Tuesday, Oct 14

Fatal clashes escalate tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with multiple casualties reported as both sides accuse each other of aggressive military actions.

POLITICS

Reinstatement of CDC Workers After Layoff Errors Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown

Tuesday, Oct 14

Hundreds of CDC workers reinstated after layoff notices due to errors, highlighting tensions amid the federal government shutdown.

WORLD NEWS

Mali imposes reciprocal visa bond fees on U.S. travelers

Monday, Oct 13

Mali introduces reciprocal visa bond fees for U.S. travelers, mirroring U.S. visa bond requirements for Malian nationals.

CRIME

Ian Watkins, former Lostprophets singer, killed in prison attack

Monday, Oct 13

Ian Watkins, the former Lostprophets singer, has died following a violent attack in prison while serving time for child sex offences.

WORLD NEWS

Mass layoffs devastate special education oversight amid government shutdown

Monday, Oct 13

Mass layoffs at the Department of Education are leaving special education services at risk, threatening vital programs for children with disabilities.