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Federal agents search Ilhan Omar’s home before US midterm elections

Federal agents searched the Washington-area home of Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar as part of an ongoing investigation. The raid, less than three weeks before the midterms, drew criticism from Omar and Democratic leaders.

“No president should be able to use the power of the federal government to intimidate his political enemies.”
Ilhan Omar’s officeCongressional office

Michigan Senate candidates clash over attacks on El-Sayed’s faith

Republican Mike Rogers said he does not speak for President Trump after Trump called Democrat Abdul El-Sayed a “jihadist.” El-Sayed’s campaign has released an ad highlighting his faith.

Trump praises rally attendee who appeared to punch protester in South Carolina

At a rally in Pendleton, Donald Trump praised an attendee who appeared to hit a protester as security removed demonstrators. Trump was there to support Senate candidate Darline Graham.

Trump says progress is being made in Ukraine peace talks

Donald Trump said negotiations with Russia were making progress and argued that new sanctions could push Moscow away from the bargaining table. Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that siding with Russia would be a historic mistake.

Trump Rebukes White House Reporter During Oval Office Questions

Donald Trump warned Andrew Feinberg to be careful during an Oval Office exchange. Feinberg said he had introduced himself to the president minutes earlier.

Katie Zacharia removed as White House press secretary after five days

Katie Zacharia is out as White House press secretary after five days. Her brief tenure followed a criticized briefing and questions about her legal credentials.

Ramaswamy confirms Ohio campaign ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother

Vivek Ramaswamy confirmed his campaign is behind a $4 million ad effort featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother, who attacks the Democratic candidate. Acton's brother condemned the ad.

Ohio's governor's race pits Democrat Amy Acton against Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in a closely watched contest.

Ramaswamy confirmed his campaign is behind a $4 million ad campaign featuring Acton's estranged mother, Donna Arthur, criticizing her daughter.

The video spread on social media before Ramaswamy's campaign said it would also run on TV and streaming platforms.

Acton has said her stepfather abused her when she was a child, and court records show he was charged in 1978.

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Trump asks Supreme Court to resume Big Bend border wall construction

The Trump administration has asked the US Supreme Court to let it restart border wall construction near Big Bend National Park, after a federal judge halted the work.

Local landowners, a river guide, a church preservation group and an environmental organization filed a lawsuit to stop the plan.

The administration paused construction in Big Bend after bipartisan criticism over possible effects on the park’s landscape and wildlife.

Judge Kathleen Cardone issued an order halting construction.

Cardone declined to suspend her order, according to UOL.

The administration filed an emergency request asking the Supreme Court to allow construction to proceed.

Michigan Senate rivals clash over Trump, policy and loyalty

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers traded attacks in their final Michigan Senate debate. Rogers criticized some Trump tariffs, while El-Sayed accused him of echoing the president.

Candidates
Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers
Race
Michigan U.S. Senate seat
Earlier debate
Oct. 8
Rogers’s tariff assessment
Mixed bag

Trump says Russia has done little to Ukraine as US ties with Kyiv worsen

Trump said Russia has done little to Ukraine and suggested someone else negotiate for Kyiv. His remarks came as US policy shifts and satellite support for Ukraine faces restrictions.

Donald Trump Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian government

Negotiations

Trump said someone else should negotiate for Ukraine and said Zelenskyy was not a real help to peace efforts.

Zelenskyy has said he believes a political decision has been made to reduce support for Ukraine.

US support

Trump said the United States had given Ukraine a lot and Ukraine had given the United States nothing.

Ukraine says it needs continued assistance, including air-defence missiles and satellite support.

Russia policy

Trump defended sanctions waivers and a Russian diesel deal, and described Russia as having been restrained.

Ukraine’s position, as described in the reports, is that Russia is continuing its war and attacks.

Trump pauses Russia sanctions, drawing criticism from both parties

Trump suspended planned sanctions on Russia and countries that buy its oil and gas. Democrats and Republicans say the move could weaken pressure on Moscow.

World

Russian missile attack on Kyiv injures six and damages homes

Russian ballistic missiles struck several locations in Kyiv late on Oct. 21, injuring six people and damaging homes and other sites.

“There may be people trapped under the rubble.”
Vitali KlitschkoKyiv mayor

Mumbai Police investigate shooting at Tiger Shroff’s car

Gunmen fired at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu area on Sunday. Police have formed 15 teams, and Maharashtra’s chief minister says suspects have been identified and arrests are expected soon.

Macron visits Saudi Arabia as France secures extra diesel supplies

Emmanuel Macron met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, as France sought extra diesel and showed support for Saudi Arabia amid intensified Houthi attacks.

US orders non-emergency staff to leave Saudi Arabia ahead of WWE event

The US has ordered non-emergency government employees and their families to leave Saudi Arabia after deadly attacks, raising questions about WWE's Crown Jewel event in Riyadh on November 7.

Trading cards worth at least $963,000 stolen from FedEx truck in California

Police say Pokémon and sports cards worth at least $963,000 were stolen from a FedEx truck outside PSA’s headquarters in Santa Ana. The investigation is ongoing.

Nam Tae-hyun asks for leniency in appeal of drink-driving sentence

The singer is appealing a first-instance sentence of one year in prison and a 1 million won fine. The appeals court is due to rule on November 19.

One killed and eight injured in attack on Dammam airport

An attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam killed one person and injured eight. Saudi Arabia’s civil aviation authority said it was assessing damage.

An attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam killed one person and injured eight late Wednesday.

The injured were taken to hospitals, and their injuries range from minor to severe.

The airport is in eastern Saudi Arabia, a region where the sources also report drone interceptions and attacks on oil facilities.

Saudi Arabia’s civil aviation authority said the attack caused material damage, which is being assessed.

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Iran’s Guards say mines hit three tankers in Strait of Hormuz

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said three tankers caught fire after hitting naval mines while using routes Tehran considers unauthorized in the Strait of Hormuz.

The United States and Israel launched attacks on Iran, beginning the conflict, according to the Straits Times.

Iran’s military said an oil tanker had caught fire in the Gulf of Oman while attempting to pass through a prohibited area.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said two tankers had caught fire after hitting mines near the Strait of Hormuz.

The Guards separately reported that a third tanker struck a mine south of the strait and caught fire.

Australian MP Helen Haines critically injured after being hit by car

Independent MP Helen Haines was critically injured when a car struck her outside her office in Wangaratta. A 43-year-old man is in custody as authorities investigate.

Injured MP
Helen Haines, 65
Office location
Wangaratta, Victoria
Vehicle
Toyota Land Cruiser
Driver
43-year-old man

Shark stranded in Busan canal guided back to sea

A female dusky shark nicknamed Bukangi was guided out of a Busan canal on Wednesday after more than a month, following two failed rescue attempts.

Busan authorities Some volunteers and local content creators

Rescue approach

Authorities used a net and divers to guide the shark toward the sea.

Volunteers reportedly wanted the shark to leave on its own without being stressed.

Visitor safety and shark welfare

Authorities carried out rescue attempts to move the shark from the canal.

Volunteers monitored the shark and discouraged visitors from shining lights or lasers into the water.

Putin agrees to resume Ukraine peace talks after meeting with US envoys

Putin met US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in St Petersburg, and Russia released retired US teacher Stephen Hubbard. The Kremlin said three-way talks with Ukraine and the US could resume next month.

Business

Tesla beats third-quarter earnings estimates as SpaceX merger is explored

Tesla reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings as Elon Musk said its board and SpaceX’s board are exploring a merger. No deal terms have been agreed.

“I think it would be a good idea, but it's really up to the special committees of both companies”
Elon MuskCEO of Tesla and SpaceX

Meta raises minimum 2026 AI spending forecast to $135 billion

Meta raised the lower end of its 2026 spending forecast to $135 billion as it expands AI infrastructure, and plans to issue non-voting shares to support growth.

eBay to cut about 1,000 jobs, roughly 9% of its workforce

The US online marketplace plans another round of job cuts after eliminating 800 positions in February, saying it is aligning teams and resources with its priorities.

Anthropic reports $80.7 billion first-half loss, mostly from accounting charges

The San Francisco-based AI company reported a $80.7 billion net loss for the first half of 2026, including a $72 billion non-cash accounting charge. It is expected to go public in November.

Tesla posts positive cash flow and cuts 2026 spending forecast

Tesla generated $1.53 billion in free cash flow in the third quarter, far above expectations, and lowered its 2026 capital-spending forecast to about $20 billion.

Tesla says Cybercab sales will start by year-end despite safety probe

Tesla says it plans to begin selling its driverless Cybercab by the end of 2026, though most vehicles will remain in its own robotaxi fleet and federal safety officials are investigating the design.

Meta reports 26% revenue growth despite a $9.89 billion settlement charge

Meta reported $64.6 billion in third-quarter revenue, up 26% from a year earlier, while recording a $9.89 billion charge tied to a youth-safety settlement. It also faces a separate $25 billion New Mexico penalty.

Meta’s third-quarter revenue rose 26% to $64.6 billion compared with the same period last year.

The company recorded a $9.89 billion charge for a youth-safety settlement with US attorneys general over claims that its platforms harmed young people.

The settlement involves payments of up to about $18 billion, with the amount depending partly on whether TikTok and YouTube adopt stronger protections for children.

Without the charge, Meta said operating income would have been $22.9 billion, rather than about $13 billion.

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Netflix forecasts weaker fourth-quarter profit as it refocuses on shows and films

Netflix forecast fourth-quarter profit below analyst expectations and lowered its 2026 advertising outlook. Co-CEO Ted Sarandos said the company will focus on its core TV and film business.

Analysts polled by LSEG estimated revenue of $12.87 billion and earnings per share of 82 cents.

Netflix released its third-quarter earnings and announced new features for advertisers.

Micron Taiwan union plans one-day strike over bonuses

A union at Micron’s Taoyuan site plans to strike for one day on Oct 22, seeking a concrete profit-sharing offer. The impact on chip production is unclear.

Strike date
October 22, 2026
Duration
One day
Location
Taoyuan, Taiwan
Union demand
One-off bonus for 2026 and a transparent future profit-sharing system

Meta plans a network of AI agents as spending pressures grow

Mark Zuckerberg says Meta wants its Muse AI agents to work together at scale. The plan comes as the company reports negative free cash flow and prepares a new class of stock to support investment.

Meta Privacy critics and other critics

Privacy and data handling

Meta wants to grow Muse and create a network of agents working together.

Users have alleged that agents analyzed private texts without permission and revealed a home address; researchers have also raised concerns about detailed personal files.

Use of customer data

Meta aims to expand Muse, including its shopping use.

Amazon blocked the agents from shopping on its platform, citing concerns about handling customer credentials and account data.

Wall Street rises as SpaceX and Super Micro boost AI stocks

US stocks closed higher on Wednesday, led by the Nasdaq, after SpaceX and Super Micro results lifted AI-linked shares and eased concerns about AI spending.

Science & Tech

PHP flaws were targeted days before fixes were released

Amazon researchers found an attempt to exploit two PHP vulnerabilities on Oct. 17, four days before they were publicly disclosed. Governments and companies have taken some services offline while applying fixes.

“While the vulnerability was under embargo, the targeting of a honeypot from an anonymized IP address suggests the activity was conducted by a threat actor, though it remains unclear how the actor acquired exploit information prior to disclosure”
CJ MosesAWS chief information security officer

SafePay ransomware group has hit at least 600 organizations since 2024

A joint advisory from US, German and UK agencies says SafePay has breached at least 600 organizations worldwide since August 2024. It urges defenders to strengthen security and patch exposed systems.

Spotify launches its first native car app in select Audi models

Spotify’s new in-car app runs directly on Audi’s infotainment system, with custom features including shared listening and lyrics. It is available in select models in the US, with a wider rollout planned.

Apple Music unveils sound-inspired visual identity

Apple has introduced a new Apple Music identity built from sound waves, with a redesigned logo and a black-and-white look. The changes are expected to roll out across content and software.

Yonsei University portal breach exposes data of about 10,000 people

A cyberattack on Yonsei University’s portal exposed personal data belonging to about 10,000 students, graduates and faculty. The university has blocked the intrusion and asked authorities to investigate.

Most websites are back online after PHP leak, but risks remain

Most websites are back online after a major PHP leak, but some problems remain and organizations are warned they could face hacks in the coming months.

Reports say Musk limited Ukraine's Starshield service, prompting EU concern

Reports say Elon Musk limited the military satellite service Starshield in Ukraine, affecting communications used by its forces. The EU has called for full service to be restored, but responsibility remains disputed.

Ukraine's military uses SpaceX's Starlink and Starshield satellite services for communications and drone operations.

Reports say Starshield service was restricted in Ukraine, affecting the military's ability to use some drones and defend against attacks.

The reports have linked the restriction to Elon Musk, but who ordered the change remains disputed: Musk has said the US military controls Starshield, while US officials deny ordering a slowdown.

The EU has called the situation deeply concerning and urged SpaceX to restore full service.

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Weak eMudhra certificates blocked as India orders security probe

Eight certificates from Indian firm eMudhra had private keys that could be recovered almost instantly. Major browsers blocked them, and India’s government ordered an investigation.

The weak keys were generated alongside properly generated keys during eMudhra’s certificate-generation process.

Researcher Wayne discovered the weakness, and Mozilla and Google blocked affected certificates that day.

Apple added protections against the compromised certificates.

Mozilla released Firefox 158.0.1 and updates for its ESR releases.

Anthropic launches Claude Duet, a proactive AI agent for work

Claude Duet can monitor connected apps, flag items needing attention and carry out tasks. Its research preview is limited to US Pro and Max subscribers on a waitlist.

Product
Claude Duet
Model
Claude Opus 5.5
Access
Research preview through a waitlist for Claude Pro and Max subscribers
Platforms
Web, iOS and Android

Coastal projects threaten mangroves that protect Ho Chi Minh City

Construction around Can Gio could disrupt the mangroves that help shield Ho Chi Minh City from floods. The projects include a new city, port, roads and a sea crossing.

Coastal development proponents Mangrove and livelihood concerns

Purpose

Authorities view Can Gio as a gateway to the sea and a vital logistics hub. The development is also planned as a tourism destination.

Scientists warn construction could disrupt water flows that sustain the mangroves. Some residents say construction has harmed fishing and local farms.

Local effects

Some younger residents work for Vingroup, and some hope the projects will bring more jobs.

Some residents say fish have moved beyond the reach of their small boats, while others complain of scant land compensation. Muoi said blocked drainage worsened floods and polluted water.

WMO warns El Niño could reach unprecedented strength

The WMO says Pacific sea temperatures could reach 3.8°C above average from November to January, bringing greater risks of heat, drought and flooding around the world.

Sports

J.J. McCarthy sparks Giants rally after replacing Jameis Winston

McCarthy threw for 243 yards and a touchdown after replacing Winston in the fourth quarter, but the Giants lost 34-27 to the Saints. Coach John Harbaugh has not decided who will start next week.

“The benefits of it? It’s a change of pace”
John HarbaughGiants head coach

Terry McLaurin Carted Off With Knee Injury Against 49ers

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin was carted off with a knee injury during Monday’s game against San Francisco and ruled out for the rest of the game.

Former Cowboys defensive back Cornell Green dies at 86

Green played 13 seasons for Dallas without missing a game, helped the Cowboys win Super Bowl VI and later worked as a scout for the Broncos.

49ers lead Commanders 20-3 at halftime as Mike Evans exits early

San Francisco led Washington 20-3 at halftime on Monday night. Mike Evans, who was active for the game, left early.

Sam LaPorta says he may leave Lions if contract talks fail

Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta says he feels underappreciated in contract talks and is willing to play elsewhere if the team does not offer a deal.

Tank Dell set to return for Texans after nearly two years out

Houston Texans receiver Tank Dell is expected to play Sunday against the New York Giants, his first game since a serious knee injury in December 2024.

NFL says Steelers-Saints game in Paris remains scheduled amid unrest

The NFL says the Steelers-Saints game in Paris on Oct. 25 remains scheduled as protests and violence spread across France. The league says it is working with local authorities on security.

The NFL says the Steelers and Saints are still set to play in Paris on Oct.

25 despite unrest across France.

The game at Stade de France is planned as the first regular-season NFL matchup in France.

Protests over living costs, school conditions and public services have grown, with violent groups setting fires, attacking public buildings and looting shops.

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NFL Players’ Union Seeks Investigation Into Jalen Hurts’ Medical Care

The NFLPA wants a full investigation into how the Eagles handled Jalen Hurts’ blood clots. The NFL defended the team and said it would not discipline the Eagles.

An ultrasound in London revealed Hurts’ superficial blood clot, according to a statement from the Eagles.

Hurts played against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

A follow-up ultrasound revealed movement in the clot, and the Eagles ruled Hurts out against the Panthers.

The Eagles and Hurts’ agent said further testing and monitoring had led to a diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli.

The NFLPA called for a full investigation, and NFL officials defended the medical process.

Former Chiefs defensive end Allen Bailey dies at 37

Bailey, who spent eight seasons with Kansas City and two with Atlanta, was found dead at his Florida home. His family believes he died of natural causes, but no official cause has been released.

Age
37
Draft
Third-round pick by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2011
Kansas City tenure
First eight seasons of his NFL career
Atlanta tenure
Final two seasons of his career

Josh Jacobs returns to Packers practice as NFL investigation continues

Jacobs returned to Packers practice after missing six games on the NFL's exempt list. He is cleared to play Sunday against Detroit, while the league's investigation remains open.

Baker Mayfield’s Week 7 start remains uncertain as he returns to practice

The Buccaneers quarterback practiced Wednesday while recovering from a dislocated right thumb. Coach Todd Bowles said he expects to decide Friday whether Mayfield will start against Carolina.

Entertainment

Jailer 2 earns Rs 209.1 crore worldwide in two days

Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 reached Rs 209.1 crore in worldwide gross collections within two days of release, including Rs 35.6 crore in India on Friday.

“It is in the second half, that things turn serious, bloody and somewhat less impactful to what the first half promised.”
ETimes reviewFilm review

Channel 4 experiment tests public response to Nazi-inspired disability policies

The Experiment invited members of the public to tour a fictional care home built around Nazi-inspired ideas about disabled people. Many praised it, while a few raised concerns.

Ranabaali reaches ₹41.70 crore in India after six days

The period film starring Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna earned ₹5.15 crore net in India on Wednesday, taking its six-day total to ₹41.70 crore.

Quebec publisher cuts ties with Thélyson Orélien over AI evidence

Les Éditions du Boréal says manuscript metadata showed traces of AI use in Orélien’s novel and will not reprint it or publish more of his work. Orélien denies that a machine wrote any sentence.

Elizabeth Holmes documentary earns $15 million in opening weekend

You Can See Everything took in $15 million in North America from 855 screens, making it one of the biggest documentary debuts in decades.

Rashmika Mandanna says South Indian accent will not limit her film career

On Koffee With Karan 9, Rashmika Mandanna said she will keep working across film industries despite online criticism of her Hindi accent.

Country singer John Anderson dies at 71

John Anderson, a Country Music Hall of Fame member known for “Swingin’” and “Seminole Wind,” has died at 71. His family announced his death; no cause was given.

Country singer John Anderson has died at 71, his family announced on Wednesday.

Anderson was from Apopka, Florida, and moved to Nashville to pursue music.

He became known for his distinctive voice and songs including “Swingin’,” “Seminole Wind” and “Straight Tequila Night.”

His career spanned nearly five decades, with five songs reaching No.

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Ramayana advance bookings pass 7 crore rupees ahead of November release

The first part of Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana has earned more than 7 crore rupees in advance bookings in India. Some premium tickets are listed above 3,000 rupees.

News18 reported that 83,412 tickets had been sold in India across 3,492 shows, generating about 4.78 crore rupees in advance bookings as of 7 am.

ABP News reported 7.04 crore rupees in first-day advance bookings, including blocked seats, based on figures available by Thursday morning.

Ramayana: Part One is scheduled for worldwide theatrical release.

The second instalment is planned for release.

‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3 Moves Joanne and Noah in Together

Season 3 of Netflix’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ finds Joanne and Noah living together as she begins Jewish conversion classes. The 10 episodes are available to stream from Oct. 22.

Season premiere
October 22, 2026
Episode count
10
Streaming service
Netflix
Joanne
Kristen Bell

Amsterdam Dance Event marks 30 years with music and arts across the city

ADE’s five-day 30th-anniversary event brings electronic music, performances and industry meetings to more than 300 locations in and around Amsterdam.

Anna Knaup ADE programmers and organizers

Industry participation

Knaup says more of the music industry is staying away and that ADE is becoming increasingly focused on consumers.

Organizers describe ADE as a broad cultural event that brings together music professionals and audiences.

Scope of night culture

Knaup warns that parts of the established industry meet outside the official conference.

Programmer Wiecher Troost says night culture includes dance, visual and light art, and other forms beyond clubbing.

Jimmy Fallon Mocks Trump’s Comments About Senator Jon Husted’s Appearance

Fallon joked about Trump repeatedly praising Ohio Senator Jon Husted’s backside at a North Carolina rally. His remarks drew cheers, laughter and groans from the studio audience.

Health

Pope Leo needs no further treatment after lung cancer surgery

Doctors say tests found Pope Leo’s lung cancer had not spread and that he needs no further treatment. He is gradually returning to public duties.

“A subsequent oncological evaluation has confirmed that no further therapy is required”
Stefano Margaritora and Luigi CarbonePope’s lead surgeon and personal physician

Ebola outbreak in Congo reaches an eighth province

Authorities confirmed two Ebola cases, including one death, in Nord-Ubangi province. The outbreak has caused more than 4,500 deaths in Congo and has also spread to Kenya.

Bob Huggins' family says he has a progressive cognitive condition

The family of retired Hall of Fame coach Bob Huggins says a progressive cognitive condition is affecting his memory and daily life.

Three children poisoned after eating datura in Şanlıurfa

Three children were poisoned after eating a datura plant in rural Ceylanpınar, in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa province. They were transferred to a hospital in Şanlıurfa city after initial treatment.

Endometriosis Is Linked to More Than Double the Odds of Migraine

An analysis of 35 studies found that women with endometriosis had more than twice the odds of migraine. Short-term medical records may miss many people with both conditions.

Study finds pharma-funded group links among FDA panel representatives

A review of FDA advisory meetings from 2013 to 2022 found that patient and consumer representatives often had ties to advocacy groups funded by drugmakers. The links were often not disclosed.

Dongwha Pharmaceutical launches combination treatment for mixed dyslipidemia

Dongwha Pharmaceutical has launched Pravafen Capsules in South Korea, combining two medicines for high-risk adults whose LDL cholesterol is controlled but who still have high triglycerides and low HDL.

Dongwha Pharmaceutical launched Pravafen Capsules in South Korea on October 22 for a form of abnormal blood-fat levels called mixed dyslipidemia.

The medicine is intended for high-risk adults whose LDL is controlled but triglycerides remain high and HDL low despite treatment with pravastatin alone.

LDL is often called “bad” cholesterol, while HDL is often called “good” cholesterol; triglycerides are another type of fat in the blood.

One capsule combines pravastatin and fenofibric acid: pravastatin lowers LDL, while fenofibric acid helps lower triglycerides and improve HDL.

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AI model uses face photos to estimate cancer patients’ survival risk

Researchers developed AI models that use facial photos and clinical information to estimate cancer patients’ biological age and survival risk. They say the tools need more testing before clinical use.

The study’s findings were published in The Lancet Digital Health.

Researchers trained the system using more than 40 million facial photographs and photographs of cancer patients.

Researchers tested the survival tool on a separate group of 3,820 patients and on nearly 4,900 cancer patients in the Netherlands.

Tekirdağ municipality provides beds for residents who need them

Tekirdağ Metropolitan Municipality is providing hospital beds and bed frames to older, disabled and bedbound residents assessed as needing them.

Provider
Tekirdağ Metropolitan Municipality
Items provided
Hospital beds and bed frames
Assessment body
Social Assistance Branch Directorate
Eligibility
Identified as needing support and holding a medical report showing a hospital bed is necessary

Christina Applegate says she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis

Christina Applegate says doctors told her she does not have multiple sclerosis, despite her diagnosis in 2021. Her symptoms have continued, and she says doctors are investigating their cause.

Dr. Mark Freedman Dr. Marwa Kaisey

How common misdiagnosis is

Freedman said MS misdiagnosis is very uncommon in Canada.

Kaisey said MS misdiagnoses are fairly common.

Diagnosis

Freedman said diagnostic criteria aim to ensure that an MS diagnosis is correct while also helping doctors diagnose the disease earlier.

Kaisey said there is no single test for MS and diagnosis relies on a list of criteria.

EU Authorizes Phase 3 Huntington’s Disease Study of Pridopidine

Ferrer and Prilenia received authorization to start the PRECISE-HD study in EU countries. The trial will test pridopidine in about 400 people with Huntington’s disease.