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New Jersey mayor charges at a resident during a township meeting, saying he was protecting his wife and daughter in a clash the resident disputes

The mayor said he was just trying to protect his family.

We Got This Covered · Oct 24

China urges United States to halt proposed expansion of outbound investment curbs

China's commerce ministry has called on the United States to stop expanding investment restrictions related to sensitive technologies. These restrictions may negatively impact trade relations between the two countries following new proposals from the US Treasury. The US aims to prevent its capital from aiding foreign adversaries in developing dual-use…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Georgia woman confronted a doctor she says laughed with a nurse about her urine sample, calling it: ‘Very racist and very discriminatory’

She said she's not coming back.

We Got This Covered · Oct 24

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FBI reported drone-like mysterious ‘black triangle’ over US security site

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The Independent UK · Oct 24

Thousands march in France over schools and living costs as police use tear gas

Protests across France have mobilized students and workers over insufficient funding for education and increasing living expenses. Demonstrators gathered in Paris and other cities, despite significant police presence aimed at controlling unrest. The movement initially focused on high school staff shortages but has expanded nationwide. Authorities banned protests in several…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

In 1994, Georgia mixed damaged factory roofing shingles into Chatham Parkway asphalt; later checks found the recycled road performing as well as its control

Every year, millions of tons of asphalt shingles end up in landfills, presenting significant waste management issues. The Georgia Department of Transportation has launched trials to incorporate recycled shingle materials into asphalt mixes, discovering potential cost savings. Performance tests showed these mixes were comparable to traditional asphalt, despite some minor…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Security forces deploy for Italy protests after clashes

Security forces have been deployed across Italy ahead of planned protests due to recent violent clashes. Policemen and military personnel have been seen in Milan, as citizens express concern about safety during the protests. Italy's government has approved strict measures targeting protestors, including detaining minors and imposing fines on parents.…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

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Paris march ends in clashes after largely peaceful protests across France

Clashes broke out at the end of a Paris protest on Saturday after a largely peaceful march that drew 110,000 people, according to police, as fresh demonstrations took place across France.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 24

Westminster jobs cull could hit staff tasked with supporting local communities

The cuts are expected to save the council £29 million in 2026-27, with redundancies due to take place between April and December next year

Evening Standard · Oct 24

MAGA merchandise stores continue closing down across the country

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The Independent UK · Oct 24

When is Marine Corps Marathon 2026? Check date, start time and full list of DC and Arlington road closures

This Sunday marks the 51st Marine Corps Marathon, set to unfold across Washington D.C. and Arlington. In anticipation of the event, various roads will be shut down and parking restrictions applied throughout the day. The Metropolitan Police Department has issued traffic advisories to assist drivers with these anticipated disruptions. Expect…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Houthis say Saudi strikes kill 11 after missiles intercepted

Saudi airstrikes in the Yemeni capital Sanaa reportedly killed 11 civilians amid recent escalations. Houthi forces have intensified missile attacks targeting Saudi cities, raising security concerns across the region. The Saudi-led coalition claimed to have intercepted two incoming Houthi missiles aimed at Taif and Yanbu. As tensions rise, foreign diplomats…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

France mobilises thousands of police to curb violence at protests over living costs

France is dealing with nationwide protests due to dissatisfaction with school funding and the cost of living. Authorities mobilised a significant police presence to manage the demonstrations and prevent unrest. Protesters are demanding improvements in education and higher wages in response to their grievances. While some protests were sanctioned, many…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concerns

Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start this year as U.S. consumers grapple with high living costs and eye-popping chocolate prices

The Independent UK · Oct 24

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The National (Scotland) · Oct 24

Our documentary shows what it was really like at SNP conference 2026

LAST week, team National headed to Aberdeen for the SNP’s party conference.

The Economic Times · Oct 24

No power, no water and winter approaching: How Melania Trump got involved in rescuing Ukraine’s forgotten city after weeks of unusual negotiations

Oleshky residents have been facing critical shortages of basic supplies due to prolonged conflict and occupation. A temporary ceasefire is scheduled to start soon, allowing for humanitarian assistance delivery and civilian evacuations. US First Lady Melania Trump played a significant role in facilitating this agreement between Russia and Ukraine. The…

The Independent UK · Oct 24

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crosses new bridge into China

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Evening Standard · Oct 24

Chelsea padel courts plan rejected despite council officers backing scheme

Kensington and Chelsea councillors voted to refuse the application after receiving 80 objections from the public

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Newslaundry · Oct 24

Inside Brazil’s divided democracy

At the height of election season in Brazil, Newslaundry’s Manisha Pande travelled from a Bolsonaro rally in São Paulo to a left-wing bar in Rio de Janeiro to ask whether a country this divided can still talk to itself. Manisha was in Brazil following an invitation to attend the 10th…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Some US runways have pulsing white lights across their path: When switched on, they mark the point where a landing aircraft must stop short

Airports implement Land and Hold-Short Operations (LAHSO) to optimize efficiency and regulate air traffic flow. Strict protocols govern the interactions between pilots and air traffic controllers to maintain safety throughout these procedures. While runway hold-short lights serve as vital visual indicators, questions about their reliability linger. Discrepancies between marked taxiway…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Neha Bora gets till Oct 29 to respond to Rs 10,000 peace bond notice

Neha Bora, the president of AISA, appeared before a magistrate after a police notice was issued. She faces a Rs 10,000 peace bond for alleged likelihood of public disturbance during recent protests. Bora questioned the legitimacy of these preventive measures citing her constitutional rights. The Delhi High Court ordered that…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

5.3-magnitude quake hits China's Qinghai province

A 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck Zadoi County in Qinghai province after a recent powerful earthquake in Tibet. The previous earthquake resulted in 16 deaths and 76 injuries as rescue operations continued in the region. More than 12,000 residents have been evacuated, and over 2,500 rescue personnel are engaged in relief efforts.…

We Got This Covered · Oct 24

‘I’m sorry, we don’t take those anymore’: Walgreens customer says pharmacist refused two pennies, then took them back when a $20 wouldn’t work

Two pennies sparked a pharmacy standoff.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 24

Scottish Greens co-leaders deny party is 'skint' amid 'financial crisis' motion

The Scottish Greens co-leaders have denied that their party is 'skint' amid a key conference motion which claims the party has been in 'financial crisis'

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Kolkata airport gets second bomb scare in two days, threat found on Phuket flight

A bomb threat message was discovered in the toilet of a flight, leading to security concerns. Authorities quickly isolated the aircraft and evacuated passengers to ensure their safety. Personnel from the bomb squad and security forces thoroughly searched the plane but found no suspicious objects. This incident followed a similar…

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