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'I Never Have Empty Seats': Trump Cites His Own Camera Crews and Calls for Media Arrests

Donald Trump disputed media reports about attendance at his rallies, citing video crews and alleging coverage was false while calling for The New York Times and other outlets to be arrested

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

How Should A.I. Change Legal Scholarship—and the Job of Being a Law Professor?

A panel discussion.

Reason · Oct 6

One of the Cornell 7 Says He Was the Real Victim, Claiming Oral Sex Happened While He Was Too Drunk To Consent

A civil lawsuit forced New York prosecutors to reopen the Cornell 7 criminal case, where one accused man now says he too was too drunk to consent and no one was ever charged.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

What the Richest Argentine Lawmakers' Asset Declarations Reveal, and Why the "Caste" Debate Is Back

Kirchner and Ritondo each declare over 10 billion pesos. See what the ranking shows, where the Adorni and ANDIS cases stand, and what data say on Milei.

Latin Times · Oct 6

Trump Appears Willing To Sacrifice Los Angeles, San Diego in Iran War as 'Small Price to Pay'

Donald Trump defended the economic costs of the Iran war at a Nebraska rally, saying the destruction of Los Angeles or San Diego would be a small price to pay for security.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

Trump Taps $400M MAGA Inc. War Chest To Fund 'Patriotic' Ads After $20M Taxpayer Money Backlash

Donald Trump says his MAGA Inc. super PAC will take over funding controversial advertisements previously paid for with $20 million in taxpayer money, following bipartisan criticism and calls for investigations.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

Pocketbook Over Politics? What China Overtaking the U.S. in Latin American Influence Really Means

China tops the U.S. on positive influence in Latin America for the first time (65% vs. 57%). What the 2026 Latinobarómetro means for business.

Latin Times · Oct 6

Coast Guard Firefight Triggers 1,000-Troop Surge on Both Sides of the Rio Grande

A Coast Guard crew came under fire near Garceno, Texas. Now roughly 1,000 troops — American and Mexican — are massing along the same stretch of Rio Grande.

Latin Times · Oct 6

Rejinagar bypoll: AJUP chief Humayun Kabir detained after heated clash with police

Humayun Kabir was detained due to a confrontation with police at his party office during the bypoll. He criticized the heavy police presence near his residence and polling booths before voting. After casting his vote, Kabir accused the police of voter intimidation and partisanship while arguing with them. The Rejinagar…

The Economic Times · Oct 6

Cancer rates rising more quickly among younger people, international research finds

Experts looking at UK, US and Dutch data found ‘significant increases’ in early onset cases of seven cancers, prompting warnings about lifestyle choices

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6