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Pennsylvania woman charged after husband and 3-year-old son found dead at resort
A Pennsylvania woman faces two homicide charges after her husband and 3-year-old son were found dead in a room at a Poconos resort. She was also treated for injuries authorities say were self-inflicted.
Julia Stiles Recreates ‘Save the Last Dance’ Routine on ‘Dancing With the Stars’
Stiles and dance partner Ezra Sosa revisited her 2001 film’s iconic dance routine, with former co-star Sean Patrick Thomas watching from the audience. They scored 33 out of 40.
Sotomayor and Gorsuch criticize repeat prosecution of Mexican immigrant
The justices said a Mexican immigrant’s second conviction for being found in the United States raised serious double jeopardy concerns. The Supreme Court declined to review his case.
“difficult to square”
OpenAI engineer charged over hidden recording device in conference room
Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan was arrested and charged after a recording device was found in an OpenAI conference room. The company says it fired him and reported the matter to the FBI.
Cardi B helps clean family home during Dominican Republic birthday visit
A video shared by Cardi B’s father shows the rapper scrubbing floors at a family home in the Dominican Republic during her 34th birthday visit. Fans praised her for pitching in.
Blackhawks beat Penguins 5-3 despite Crosby’s two goals
Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5-3 on Oct. 13. Sidney Crosby scored twice for the Penguins, including his first goal of the season.
Burnham pledges faster missile deliveries as Zelensky visits London
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham met Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky in London and pledged faster delivery of air-defense missiles, amid strained US-Ukraine ties.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited London on Oct.
14 to meet British Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Britain announced a £45 million air-defense package and will speed up delivery of £10 million worth of lightweight missiles.
The missiles have been used against Russian jet-powered drones, which are faster and harder to intercept than older models.
Social Security chief predicts program will last another 90 years
Commissioner Frank Bisignano said Social Security would continue for another 90 years, but did not outline reforms as its main trust fund faces depletion in 2032.
Social Security was created.
Social Security began operations.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said Republicans would work on a plan next year to adjust and fix Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
Bisignano told CNBC he expected Social Security to last another 90 years.
Trailer released for Greta Gerwig’s Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew
The first trailer shows Digory and Polly discovering the world of Narnia. Greta Gerwig’s film opens in cinemas on February 12, 2027, and comes to Netflix on April 2.
- Director
- Greta Gerwig
- Source novel
- C.S. Lewis’ 1955 book
- Digory Kirke
- David McKenna
- Polly Plummer
- Beatrice Campbell
Judge extends White House access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico
A federal judge ordered the White House to keep allowing journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico access while their lawsuit over President Trump's ban continues.
Reason for ban
The outlets say the administration revoked credentials because it objected to their reporting and sought to punish or influence coverage.
Trump said the outlets reported fiction and lies, and the judge noted the government may act to protect national security when classified information is unlawfully disclosed.
Legal position
The outlets argue the ban violated due process and the First Amendment.
The administration opposed the outlets’ request for a preliminary injunction.
Hot U.S. inflation lifts bond yields and weighs on stocks
September inflation rose 3.7% from a year earlier, above economists’ expectations. Treasury yields climbed and most major U.S. stock indexes fell.
Guillermo Rodriguez and Witney Carson eliminated from Dancing With the Stars
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Rams to review kicking unit after overtime loss to Bills
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Rockstar says its next game should take less time to develop
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HBO revives Girls for five episodes, with production set for 2027
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Duane Davis sentenced to 40 years to life for Tupac Shakur murder
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Laurent Mekies extends Red Bull F1 team boss contract through 2031
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White House asks US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign
The White House asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as US ambassador to Greece after reports alleged misconduct, including seeking a donor’s help with a $100,000 bill in exchange for access to officials.
“We have asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign”
Bipartisan senators urge Trump to cancel Russian diesel deal
Six Republicans and six Democrats say the agreement could fund Russia’s war against Ukraine while doing little to lower fuel prices. They want Trump to end the deal and restore sanctions.
Barbera Thornhill takes up US anti-trafficking ambassador role
The Trump administration welcomed Barbera Thornhill as the State Department’s ambassador-at-large for combating human trafficking. She was confirmed by the Senate in August.
Trump campaigns in Alaska as Sullivan faces a tight Senate race
Donald Trump traveled to Wasilla to rally support for Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, who faces former Rep. Mary Peltola in a close reelection contest.
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.
Musk gives $276 million to Republican groups for 2026 midterms
Elon Musk has given at least $276 million to Republican groups since July, as the party seeks to keep control of Congress in November’s midterm elections.
Ossoff says he will not run for president in 2028
The Georgia Democrat said during a debate with Republican Mike Collins that he is focused on winning re-election to the Senate and would serve a full six-year term.
Ossoff ruled out a 2028 presidential run during a debate on Tuesday.
The Democratic senator from Georgia was debating Republican challenger Mike Collins in the state’s Senate race.
Ossoff is seeking a second six-year Senate term and said he would serve the full term if re-elected.
His name has repeatedly come up in discussions of possible Democratic presidential candidates.
Pentagon plans livestream of Nidal Hasan's execution, drawing criticism
The Pentagon plans to livestream the Dec. 3 firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan, convicted of killing 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009. The plan has drawn criticism and concern about children seeing footage.
Hasan opened fire at Fort Hood, killing people and injuring others.
Hasan was convicted and sentenced to death.
President Donald Trump approved Hasan’s execution, according to The Hindu.
The Pentagon announced that Hasan’s execution would be livestreamed.
The execution is scheduled to take place at Fort Hood.
Katie Zacharia’s first White House briefing draws scrutiny
Katie Zacharia took questions from three reporters in her first briefing as White House press secretary. Her performance and answers about her legal credentials drew attention.
- First briefing
- Oct. 13, 2026
- Questions taken
- Three reporters
- Briefing length
- About 15 minutes
- Previous press secretary
- Karoline Leavitt
Judge extends White House access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico
A federal judge ordered the White House to keep allowing journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico access while their lawsuit over President Trump's ban continues.
Reason for ban
The outlets say the administration revoked credentials because it objected to their reporting and sought to punish or influence coverage.
Trump said the outlets reported fiction and lies, and the judge noted the government may act to protect national security when classified information is unlawfully disclosed.
Legal position
The outlets argue the ban violated due process and the First Amendment.
The administration opposed the outlets’ request for a preliminary injunction.
Supreme Court to hear dispute over access to DOGE records
The Supreme Court agreed to review whether a watchdog group can seek records from the Department of Government Efficiency under federal public records law.
Talarico says flu caused campaign absence as false clinic rumor spreads
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Social Security chief predicts program will last another 90 years
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Republicans shift resources as midterm losses threaten control of Congress
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Minneapolis school board bars closures and mergers for 2027-28
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DOJ investigates five networks over White House press pool boycott
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Questions emerge over new White House press secretary’s past
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Former Ukrainian Officer’s Nord Stream Trial Opens in Germany
Serhii Kuznietsov’s trial opened in Hamburg over the 2022 Nord Stream blasts. His lawyers asked the court to dismiss the charges, arguing he cannot speak about state secrets.
“Anyone who cannot speak out cannot be convicted.”
French anti-terror prosecutors investigate 14-year-old over school shooting
A 14-year-old is suspected of shooting and wounding a principal and teacher at a school in Aubagne. Anti-terror prosecutors have opened a judicial investigation and requested his pretrial detention.
Woman rescued after spending 20 hours in the Ionian Sea
A 44-year-old woman from El Salvador was rescued after going overboard from a cruise ship in the Ionian Sea. A cargo ship’s crew spotted her life buoy and alerted the Greek coast guard.
Ivan Gudkov, 20, dies by suicide, his father says
Former Russian lawmaker Dmitry Gudkov said his son Ivan, 20, died by suicide. He said Ivan had struggled with serious personal problems for several years.
Trump Shares Video of Fatal Tiger Attack at English Wildlife Park
Trump reposted footage of a man fatally mauled after entering a tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. The park remains closed as authorities investigate.
Burnham pledges faster missile deliveries as Zelensky visits London
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham met Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky in London and pledged faster delivery of air-defense missiles, amid strained US-Ukraine ties.
MI5 chief says Britain is spending more on state threats than during Cold War
MI5 chief Ken McCallum said Russia remains the leading state threat and that the agency is devoting more resources to state threats than during the Cold War.
MI5 chief Ken McCallum says Russia remains Britain’s leading state threat.
He said Russia is trying to destabilize Europe through actions short of open conflict, including using criminals to carry out tasks.
In 2026, MI5 is spending more on state threats than during the Cold War.
McCallum said cases involving threats from other countries have quadrupled over the past decade.
Russell Brand’s London trial begins with jury selection
Brand denies seven charges of rape and sexual offences involving six women. Jury selection began at Southwark Crown Court, with prosecutors expected to open their case on Wednesday.
Brand appeared at Southwark Crown Court as jury selection began, and the hearing was adjourned until Tuesday.
The 12-member jury was sworn in.
The prosecution began presenting its case against Brand.
Ukrainian drones hit Sberbank data center in Russia
Drones struck a Sberbank data center under construction in Balakovo, in Russia’s Saratov region. The bank said its services were unaffected; a regional governor reported one death and damaged homes.
- Location
- Balakovo, Saratov region, Russia
- Facility
- Sberbank data centre under construction
- Planned area
- 55,000 square metres
- Expected completion
- 2030
Trump defends Russian diesel deal as critics warn it could fund war
Trump says the US is still sharing intelligence with Ukraine while defending a deal to bring Russian diesel to global markets. Critics say easing restrictions could help finance Russia’s war.
Sanctions
Zelenskyy said weakening sanctions without a lasting de-escalation agreement was a sign of weakness.
Trump defended the deal and said it would bring diesel prices down.
Effect on Russia
Ukraine said the deal undermined its strategy of damaging Russia’s refining capacity and could help fund the war.
Trump said the diesel was being released into the world, not to the United States.
Russia detains Japanese journalist on espionage allegations
Russia says it arrested Hokkaido Shimbun journalist Yuki Imai on Sakhalin and accused him of spying. Japan says it is seeking information and a fair process.
Colombia opens embassy in Jerusalem and restores trade deal with Israel
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Two accused of claiming €1.35 million for tests not carried out
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Russian strikes cut power to 600,000 in Ukraine, Zelensky says
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Prince Abdulrahman bin Musaed and Alaa Mubarak answer post mocking Saudis
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Louvre chief warns museum could close without major renovations
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France boards Russia-linked tanker in Indian Ocean
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Tomé wins court approval to take over Duralex glassworks
A French court chose Tomé to take over Duralex, which has been under court protection since June. The plan keeps 155 of the factory’s 220 employees.
“We are deeply sorry for the sixty or so people who will lose their jobs, but this was the best solution to keep the business going and avoid a chain reaction among Duralex’s industrial partners.”
Salon 94 to Open Permanent Paris Gallery Space on October 18
New York gallery Salon 94 will open a permanent space near Paris’s Palais Royal on October 18, with a solo exhibition by Deborah Roberts.
Nvidia to take minority stake in French health platform Doctolib
Nvidia will take a minority stake in Doctolib, helping the French platform develop its own AI tools for patients and healthcare workers. The size of the stake was not disclosed.
LVMH sales miss expectations as Chinese demand weakens
LVMH’s third-quarter sales fell short of expectations as weaker Chinese consumer demand hit its fashion and leather goods business. The results raised doubts about a recovery in luxury goods.
Hotels and restaurants show France’s largest corporate tax shortfall
A French finance ministry study says hotels and restaurants have the largest estimated corporate tax shortfall relative to the tax they owe. Across all sectors, the estimated shortfall is €6 billion.
IMF chief says France needs time to rebuild market confidence
Kristalina Georgieva says France will need time to bring down its debt and deficit enough to regain market confidence. Debate on the 2027 budget has begun, but its passage is uncertain.
Agirc-Arrco talks begin on pension increases for 14 million retirees
Unions and employers began talks on 14 October to set Agirc-Arrco pension increases for November. The rise is expected to be between 1.2% and 1.9%, but the final rate has not yet been announced.
Unions and employers began talks on Agirc-Arrco pension increases on 14 October in France.
The supplementary scheme covers about 14 million private-sector retirees, whose pensions are due to change from 1 November.
Last year, the sides failed to agree, so there was no increase in 2025.
This time, negotiators are working within a possible increase of 1.2% to 1.9%, with the exact rate still to be decided.
Lagarde says France must tackle its debt crisis at home
ECB President Christine Lagarde said France must address its worsening debt crisis through domestic fiscal policies, not rely on intervention from the European Central Bank.
The article says the United States and Israel initiated a military action against Iran, which it links to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Le Monde EN published Brende’s opinion arguing for closer European cooperation.
Lagarde told a CNN event in Bangkok that the primary solution to France’s fiscal problems lies at home.
Yuka scores to appear on more French shopping websites
Carrefour and other retailers plan to show Yuka scores online, so shoppers can check food and beauty products without scanning barcodes in stores.
- Yuka users in France
- 23 million, according to RMC; nearly 24 million downloads, according to Le Parisien
- Score range
- 0 to 100
- Intermarché display
- 6,000 own-brand products from spring 2026
- Carrefour rollout
- Own-brand products during October 2026
Mipcom attendance falls to 10,100 delegates
The annual content market and conference in Cannes drew 10,100 delegates, about 500 fewer than last year. Buyers and MipJunior attendance also declined.
France to become Eramet’s largest shareholder in €500m capital increase
France will invest in a €500 million capital increase at struggling miner Eramet, becoming its largest shareholder while keeping its stake below 50%.
BYD weighs France and Spain for two more European car plants
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Fonderie de Bretagne faces liquidation after no viable takeover offer
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TotalEnergies promises diesel price cuts from early November
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French economic growth forecast at 0.5% in 2027
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Record 56% of European fund managers plan to cut French stocks
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Christina Koch moves to NASA engineering role after Artemis II
NASA named Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch acting deputy chief engineer, effective Nov. 1. The role ends her eligibility for future spaceflight assignments.
“With this appointment, Koch will transition to management astronaut status and will no longer be eligible for future spaceflight assignments.”
Mars cloud may form ice without dust, simulations suggest
Simulations using Mars Express observations suggest the recurring cloud near Arsia Mons may form ice directly from water vapor, without dust or other particles.
Astronomers identify largest known rapidly spinning asteroid
Asteroid 491384 is about 2.53 kilometres wide and completes a rotation in 4.18 minutes. Its speed suggests it may be far more solid than a loose pile of rocks.
SpaceX launches more than 6,300 pounds of cargo to the space station
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft launched from Florida on Tuesday with science, supplies and the final pair of roll-out solar arrays for the International Space Station. It is due to arrive Thursday.
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk shares first impressions from space
Joshua Kutryk says the launch to the International Space Station was exhilarating and that he can often see Canada from orbit. He is beginning science work on a six-month mission.
Modular satellite design aims to speed up European mini-constellations
Danish manufacturer Space Inventor is adapting its satellite platforms to meet the changing needs of German thermal-imaging company constellr and other mini-constellation operators.
Perseverance rover sets record for driving distance on another world
NASA’s Perseverance rover has driven 28.10 miles on Mars, passing the record held by Opportunity. The rover is continuing its exploration of ancient terrain.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has driven 28.10 miles on Mars, setting a record for the farthest distance travelled by a vehicle on another world.
The six-wheeled rover passed the previous record of 28.06 miles, set by NASA’s Opportunity rover.
Perseverance reached the mark in five and a half years, while Opportunity took nearly 15 years to cover its distance.
Perseverance landed in Jezero Crater in 2021 to explore Mars and investigate whether conditions there once supported microbial life.
SpaceX brings Starship Ship 40 back to Starbase for inspection
Ship 40, the first Starship upper stage to survive an ocean splashdown, has returned to SpaceX’s Starbase in Texas. Engineers will study its flight-worn systems and heatshield.
Ship 40 launched on Starship’s 13th flight test and later splashed down in the Indian Ocean; the sources give different launch dates.
SpaceX engineers inspected Ship 40 and collected heatshield samples near Christmas Island.
The transport ship carrying Ship 40 arrived at the Port of Brownsville.
Ship 40 was transported over land to Starbase, raised upright and moved into the Megabay.
Europe’s Hera spacecraft will inspect the site of NASA’s asteroid impact
ESA’s Hera spacecraft is approaching the Didymos asteroid system, where NASA’s DART probe hit the smaller asteroid Dimorphos in 2022. Hera will study the impact and its effects.
- Orbit change
- DART shortened Dimorphos’s orbit by about 32 to 33 minutes
- Hera launch
- October 2024
- First arrival maneuver
- October 15, 2026
- Expected close approach
- Within 20 miles (30 kilometers) by early November
Webb traces the most distant fast radio burst to a small galaxy
Astronomers traced the record-distant burst FRB 20240304B to a small, actively star-forming galaxy, using the James Webb Space Telescope to find its otherwise hidden host.
Radiation caused heart scarring in rats in a simulated spaceflight study
Researchers exposed rats to simulated space radiation and weightlessness. At a high radiation dose, the rats developed heart scarring that grew over time and narrowed blood vessels.
New images reveal detailed knots in Pa 30’s supernova debris
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Amateur astronomer uses AI to spot a possible exoplanet in NASA data
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Hubble data point to a possible second-generation planet around a white dwarf
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SpaceX launches 27 Starlink satellites after a three-week gap
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Anduril unveils modular Steelfin missile family for US air defenses
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Tyreek Hill found liable for two battery claims, ordered to pay $500,000
A Florida jury found NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill liable for two battery claims brought by his ex-wife, Lakeeta Vaccaro, and awarded her $500,000. The NFL is still reviewing the case.
“treated me like I was, just, a man”
Bills beat Rams in overtime as Cook's fumbles draw warning from Brady
Buffalo beat Los Angeles 37-34 in overtime, but James Cook fumbled twice. Coach Joe Brady said Cook's playing time could fall if his ball security does not improve.
Jaguars coach to adjust play calls after penalties against Eagles
Jacksonville coach Liam Coen says he will get play calls in faster after three delay-of-game penalties against Philadelphia. Eagles running back Will Shipley could miss multiple games with a foot injury.
Michigan adds Alex Bauman and Jeremiah Earby through transfer portal
Michigan has enrolled former Miami tight end Alex Bauman and former Boise State cornerback Jeremiah Earby after both received temporary restraining orders granting them another season of eligibility.
Drake Maye’s improved play has the Patriots back in contention
After a rocky start, New England has won its past two games and improved to 3-2. Drake Maye has cut turnovers and restored his deep passing.
Dre Greenlaw’s appeal denied, leaving him suspended for one game
The NFL rejected the 49ers linebacker’s appeal after he head-butted helmetless Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV. Greenlaw will miss San Francisco’s game against Washington.
Bo Nix says good and bad play can be a matter of narrative
Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix said good and bad play can depend on how the ball bounces. Denver’s poor offensive numbers contrast with its record of second-half comebacks.
Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix says good and bad play can be a matter of narrative rather than a clear difference in how he performs.
Denver is 3-2, but its offense ranks third-worst in the NFL, averaging 269 total yards per game.
Nix’s passing numbers have been modest, including 123 yards in Denver’s 23-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.
The team has also built a record of turning games around: since 2025, it has the NFL’s most comeback wins, with 15.
NFL playoff projections shift after the season’s first five weeks
Early projections put the Patriots and 49ers among the stronger playoff contenders, while the Cowboys and Chargers face weaker odds. The 14-team postseason begins in January.
Green Bay had a 13.3% chance to make the playoffs after losing to Atlanta.
Green Bay’s playoff chance was above 35% after a win over Chicago.
Dallas lost to Tampa Bay, and its playoff odds fell by almost 15%.
Fox Sports reported playoff betting odds from bet365.
ESPN published updated playoff projections using its Football Power Index.
The NFL wild-card round is scheduled.
Rams' Alaric Jackson suspended two games for punching Bills player
The NFL suspended Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson for two games after he punched Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb following Buffalo’s 37-34 overtime win. Jackson can appeal the suspension.
- Suspension
- Two games without pay
- Game score
- Bills 37, Rams 34, in overtime
- Jackson’s missed games
- Arizona Cardinals and Las Vegas Raiders
- Incident location
- SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles
Commanders and Giants tie after Washington fails to stop the clock in overtime
Washington let the clock expire while in field-goal range, ending its chance to beat New York. Coach Dan Quinn and quarterback Jayden Daniels accepted blame for the mistake.
Responsibility for the final sequence
Quinn said the sequence did not fall on Daniels and that the instruction to throw the ball away or stop the clock had to come from him.
NFL.com said Daniels should have thrown the ball away when the play went wrong, while also placing the brunt of the blame on Quinn.
Rams release Harrison Mevis and sign Blake Grupe as kicker
Los Angeles released Harrison Mevis after two missed field goals in its overtime loss to Buffalo and signed Blake Grupe from the Jets’ practice squad.
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James McAvoy Says a Co-Star Bullied Him on the Set of Band of Brothers
James McAvoy says an unnamed co-star and others pointed at him and laughed on his first day filming the HBO miniseries. He says Dexter Fletcher and Robin Laing later invited him to join them.
“one of the guys in that picture decided to bully me, on my first day as a professional actor out of acting school!”
Billy Crystal says losses have shaken his faith and inspired Broadway show
Billy Crystal says losing his Pacific Palisades home in the 2025 wildfires and the death of friend Rob Reiner changed his relationship with God. His new Broadway show, “860,” draws on those losses.
Princess Anne Leads William and Kate in British Royal Popularity Ratings
YouGov’s third-quarter 2026 ratings put Princess Anne ahead of Prince William and Princess Kate in public favorability, as their scores fell.
Juan Soto Ivars denies having a relationship with Isabel Díaz Ayuso
Journalist Juan Soto Ivars says he is not romantically involved with Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso and plans to address the rumor on his YouTube channel.
Collin Gosselin accuses Kate Gosselin of abuse in new memoir
In his memoir, Collin Gosselin alleges his mother, Kate, abused him and describes his childhood on reality TV. Kate has denied his allegations.
Joe Manganiello says his team speculated Tom Cruise blocked his Reacher casting
Manganiello says his team wondered whether Cruise helped derail his chance to star in the Reacher series. He stresses that this was speculation, and the role went to Alan Ritchson.
Dean Saunders says he is seeking answers about brother Ben’s death
Dean Saunders says conflicting accounts about his brother Ben’s death and problems during the cremation have left him angry and searching for answers. His claims have not been independently confirmed.
Dean Saunders says he is still seeking answers about the death of his brother Ben and the events around his funeral.
Ben, a singer who won the first season of The Voice of Holland, died aged 43 on 15 September.
Nearly a month later, Dean wrote on Facebook that accounts of the period before Ben’s death conflict.
Dean said he had heard that Ben may have wanted to end his relationship and that an argument may have happened on the night he died, but these claims have not been independently confirmed.
Selma Blair charged with assault after flight incident in New York
Selma Blair faces two second-degree assault charges over alleged attacks on a police officer and a nurse after a Delta flight landed at JFK. She was released on bail and has a court hearing scheduled for January.
Blair was detained after her Delta flight arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
A police officer accused Blair of kicking her while transporting her from the airport to an ambulance.
A nurse at the hospital accused Blair of kicking her in the chest.
Blair was arraigned on two counts of second-degree assault, and a judge set bail.
John Boyega announces birth of his first child
The actor said on Instagram that his son had been born some time ago. He had previously revealed that he married nearly two years ago.
- Child
- Baby boy
- Announcement
- Instagram, 14 October 2026
- Marriage
- Boyega said he had been married nearly two years
- Baby's name
- Not revealed
Silent footage shows Kelly Clarkson’s visit to Brooklyn shop
Security footage shows Kelly Clarkson’s brief visit to Art of Play in Brooklyn, but has no audio and does not settle the dispute over her exchange with an employee.
Interaction
Clarkson said an employee told her the bird cost $15,000 and offered to find something comparable in a condescending tone.
The shop said it treated Clarkson like any other customer; Rubin said the store was crowded and that she was treated like a normal person.
Bird’s availability
Clarkson said she asked about buying the bird and pointed to a price tag.
The shop said Molly is permanently attached to the wall and is not for sale.
Public response
Clarkson described her visit publicly and criticized the shop’s treatment of her.
Rubin said the backlash brought threats and safety concerns for the shop and people associated with it.
Thaila and Rob Buddenbruck welcome granddaughter Minah
Their son Yoriën and his partner Soraya have welcomed their first child, a daughter named Minah. She was born by caesarean after a difficult labour.
Christine Bravo says her monthly pension is €3,000
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Helen Branswell, acclaimed infectious disease reporter, dies at 69
Helen Branswell, a longtime Canadian health journalist who covered outbreaks including COVID-19, Ebola and SARS, has died of cancer complications at 69.
“Throughout her career, Helen demonstrated an unwavering commitment to evidence, science and truth, helping the public understand some of the most complex and consequential health challenges of our time”
Arrowhead’s experimental drug lowers Alzheimer’s-linked tau in early trial
Arrowhead said its experimental RNA drug cut tau levels by an average of 73% at the highest dose in a small early trial. The study involved healthy volunteers, not people with Alzheimer’s.
Lancet commission warns nuclear war and malicious AI could threaten humanity by 2100
A Lancet commission says nuclear conflict and malicious uses of AI carry a small but non-zero risk of human extinction this century. It lists 15 other major health threats that policy could help reduce.
WHO vaccine trial for Ebola in Congo set to begin before October ends
The WHO says the Tumaini clinical trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to start before the end of October, initially using the Ervebo vaccine. The outbreak has caused more than 9,000 cases and 4,000 deaths.
Japanese comedian Koisan to pause work for throat cancer treatment
Koisan of comedy duo Shampoo Hat said he has oropharyngeal cancer and will stop working from Oct. 19 to focus on treatment. He says he is feeling well but needs to regain weight.
Davina McCall describes severe memory loss after brain tumour surgery
The presenter says she struggled to remember people and recent events after surgery to remove a benign brain tumour in 2024. She described 2025 as a very difficult year.
Congo Ebola outbreak exceeds 9,000 confirmed cases
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported 9,066 confirmed Ebola cases and 4,381 deaths. Fear of infection is also keeping some women and children from routine healthcare.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has confirmed 9,066 Ebola cases and 4,381 deaths, according to Health Ministry figures released Tuesday.
The outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo strain, has spread across seven provinces and is the country’s largest and deadliest on record.
There is no approved vaccine or treatment for this strain, and fighting, shortages and mistrust are hindering efforts to contain it.
Fear of Ebola is also leading some women to skip prenatal care or give birth at home, while children miss routine vaccinations.
Verastem reports early results for experimental cancer drug
Verastem said its experimental drug showed signs of activity in a small study involving three types of cancer. The company plans larger trials, starting with pancreatic cancer.
Revolution Medicines won FDA approval for Rasonque, according to BioPharma Dive.
Verastem released early data on VS-7375 and announced a $250 million stock offering.
Verastem said its Phase 3 pancreatic cancer trial would begin.
Verastem expects to enroll the first patients in colorectal and lung cancer Phase 3 trials.
Walmart to make more than 250 medicines free for employees in 2027
Walmart will cover more than 250 prescriptions at no cost for employees in 2027, including some insulin, inhalers and diabetes drugs. Its coverage will not include GLP-1 drugs used for weight loss.
- Medicines
- More than 250 prescriptions
- Start year
- 2027
- GLP-1 drugs
- Ozempic and Mounjaro for Type 2 diabetes after a new prior authorization
- Weight-loss coverage
- GLP-1s from Novo and Eli Lilly are not covered for weight loss
CVS to pay $315 million to settle US opioid prescription claims
CVS agreed to pay $315 million to settle a US Justice Department lawsuit alleging it unlawfully filled opioid prescriptions. The company denies wrongdoing and agreed to new safeguards.
Allegations
The department accused CVS of unlawfully filling unnecessary and excessive opioid prescriptions.
CVS said it strongly disagrees with the claims.
Settlement
The department described the settlement as part of efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.
CVS said the settlement admits no wrongdoing and will allow it to put the litigation behind it.
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