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Diddy Taken Out of Prison After Medical Emergency
Diddy was rushed out of prison after a medical emergency. No further details were provided.
Questions raised about presidential runs by Rubio, Ossoff and Ocasio-Cortez
A headline asks whether Rubio, Ossoff and Ocasio-Cortez will run for president. It gives no answer or further details.
Federal agents search Ilhan Omar’s Washington home
Agents searched the home of Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar as part of an ongoing criminal investigation. Omar called the search political intimidation; no charges against her were announced.
“The Trump administration’s raid on congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home is deeply disturbing and raises serious questions about the continued corrupt weaponization of the federal government against [the president’s] adversaries”
Rwanda signs 10-year deal to bring Formula 1 back to Africa
Formula 1 has agreed a 10-year deal for Rwanda to host the African Grand Prix in the early 2030s. A new circuit in Bugesera must be built and meet FIA requirements first.
Hailee Steinfeld Shares Update on Baby Harper Before Bills-Rams Game
Hailee Steinfeld shared a photo and details about baby Harper’s milestones in her newsletter ahead of the Buffalo Bills’ game against the Los Angeles Rams.
SpaceX lists CRS-35 mission
SpaceX published a page titled “CRS-35 Mission.” It provides no further details.
Riders become stuck on Six Flags Goliath roller coaster
Riders became stuck on the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags. No further details were provided.
Riders became stuck on the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags.
The headline does not identify which Six Flags location was involved.
It gives no details about how many riders were on the ride.
It does not say how long they were stuck.
Guardians rally from two runs down to beat Rays 7-3 in ALCS opener
Cleveland scored five runs over the final four innings to beat Tampa Bay 7-3 in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series.
Junior Caminero and Jonny DeLuca hit RBI singles to give Tampa Bay a 2-0 lead.
Chase DeLauter hit a solo home run to cut Cleveland’s deficit.
Patrick Bailey hit a solo home run, tying the game 2-2.
Nathaniel Lowe hit a two-run single that put Cleveland ahead 4-2.
José Ramírez drove in a run, and Cleveland added two more to win 7-3.
Bills beat Rams 37-34 in overtime after Donald recovers Cook fumble
Nate Landman forced a James Cook fumble that Aaron Donald recovered in overtime, but Buffalo blocked a Rams field-goal try and won 37-34 on Tyler Bass’ 45-yard kick.
- Final score
- Bills 37, Rams 34
- Winning kick
- Tyler Bass' 45-yard field goal
- Turnover
- Aaron Donald recovered James Cook's overtime fumble
- Fumble forced by
- Nate Landman
Trump’s diesel deal with Russia draws anger from European allies
A U.S. diesel agreement with Russia has angered European officials. Ukraine’s president questioned Washington’s motives, while European allies said they would maintain pressure on Moscow.
Agreement
The U.S. reached a diesel agreement with Russia.
European officials recoiled from the agreement, and Ukraine called it “a gift” to Putin.
Response to Moscow
Not stated.
Allies vowed to keep pressure on Moscow.
Guardians rally past Rays 7-3 in ALCS Game 1
Cleveland came back from a 2-0 deficit to beat Tampa Bay 7-3 at Tropicana Field, taking the opening game of the American League Championship Series.
Social Security’s 2027 cost-of-living increase forecast at 3.5%
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Power bank fire diverts IndiGo flight from Delhi to Hyderabad
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Apple announces a $299 Apple TV 4K with hands-free Siri and remote tracking
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Hiker Sahil Jilani, 24, found dead at Abrams Falls after search
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Big Brother Season 8 contestant Amber Siyavus dies at 46
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Robert Hall and Michael Woodford win 2026 economics prize
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Politics
Federal agents search Ilhan Omar’s Washington home
Agents searched the home of Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar as part of an ongoing criminal investigation. Omar called the search political intimidation; no charges against her were announced.
“The Trump administration’s raid on congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home is deeply disturbing and raises serious questions about the continued corrupt weaponization of the federal government against [the president’s] adversaries”
Katie Zacharia begins term as White House press secretary
Katie Zacharia is starting her term as White House press secretary. President Trump said she will hold an introductory news conference Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
Judge orders halt to taxpayer-funded ads promoting Trump
A federal judge temporarily barred the Trump administration from airing taxpayer-funded ads promoting the president and ordered it to cancel the remaining advertising purchase.
Poll finds many Americans think Trump favored personal business interests
A nationwide poll found 56% of U.S. adults say President Donald Trump prioritized his own business interests a lot, while 23% say he did the same for the country as a whole.
Kansas Senator Pays Six-Year-Old Campaign Bakery Bill
Sen. Roger Marshall paid $1,300 to a Kansas bakery after its owner said his campaign had left a $678.75 bill unpaid since 2020. The bakery owner confirmed the payment.
Poll finds most Americans see Trump as profiting unethically or illegally
An AP-NORC poll found about six in 10 US adults believe Trump is illegally profiting from the presidency or acting unethically. Most also think he has prioritised personal and family business interests.
Former DOGE staff raise at least $500 million for private firms
At least two dozen former DOGE staff have moved into private businesses, and firms they co-founded or invested in have raised at least $500 million.
At least two dozen former DOGE staff have moved into private businesses after working for the short-lived U.S. government department led by Elon Musk.
DOGE operated during the first six months of President Donald Trump’s second term and sought to cut federal spending.
Businesses linked to former staff have raised at least $500 million, with work spanning cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and data centers.
Some companies are seeking government contracts, while others draw on knowledge their founders gained in Washington.
Elon Musk gives more than $276 million to Republican groups since July
Musk has donated more than $276 million to Republican groups since July, making him the biggest known donor of the 2026 midterm elections. The largest share went to a group backing Republican Senate candidates.
Musk said he planned to do less political spending in the future.
Musk gave more than $276 million to Republican groups.
News outlets reported the newly disclosed donations, ahead of a federal filing deadline.
Political committees are due to report their third-quarter finances.
Republicans face elections as they seek to hold their congressional majorities.
US archbishop urges Catholic soldiers to avoid planned Hasan execution
Archbishop Timothy Broglio told Catholic service members to seek exemption from the planned firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan, which the Pentagon wants to livestream in December.
- Hasan’s attack
- 13 people killed at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009
- Planned method
- Firing squad
- Proposed livestream date
- December 3
- Archbishop
- Timothy Broglio
Trump’s plan to import Russian diesel draws bipartisan criticism
Trump says Russia will supply diesel to help ease high fuel prices, but seven senators say the plan conflicts with a 2022 ban on Russian energy imports.
Legality
Seven senators say allowing Russian diesel imports runs counter to the 2022 ban on Russian energy imports and that the administration did not follow required procedures.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the administration is acting within its legal authorities.
Policy and impact
The senators say the US should not provide Putin with a financial lifeline while Russia continues its war against Ukraine.
Trump says lower prices for Americans are a priority, and Bessent says the deal is good for Americans.
Poll puts Democrats 7 points ahead on generic congressional ballot
A NewsNation-DDHQ poll found Democrats leading Republicans by 7 points on the generic congressional ballot.
Johnson says he would stay on as House GOP leader if party loses majority
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Appeals court confirms Justice owes nearly $30 million to bond provider
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Kentucky Supreme Court review could revive impeachment effort
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Tillis says Trump’s Russian diesel deal may violate US law
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Fort Hood families oppose plan to livestream Hasan’s execution
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Federal agents search Ilhan Omar’s Washington home in criminal investigation
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World
Eight people injured in stabbing at Incheon supermarket
A man stabbed eight people at a supermarket in Incheon, South Korea. Police detained the suspect and are investigating the attack.
“One person is in cardiac arrest and around seven others have been injured”
Saudi Arabia reports new missile and drone threats as Riyadh airport stays shut
Saudi Arabia reported new incoming drones and missiles on Monday after deadly Houthi attacks. King Khalid International Airport remains closed while authorities check its safety.
Japan and US to review off-duty rules after Okinawa killing
Japan and the United States will review rules for US troops’ off-base conduct after a Marine was arrested on suspicion of killing a woman in Okinawa.
Russia condemns France's seizure of tanker suspected of evading sanctions
France boarded the DF Peak in the Indian Ocean, saying it suspected the tanker was part of Russia's shadow fleet. Russia called the seizure a breach of international law.
Germany Detains People Over Fire at Polish Starlink Station
German authorities have detained people in connection with a September fire at a Starlink station in Poland. Reports differ on whether the case now involves three or four detentions.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine received no warning before Russian missile strike on Kyiv
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said partners gave Ukraine no early warning before five Russian ballistic missiles hit civilian infrastructure in Kyiv. Russian strikes also killed four people in Kharkiv, he said.
Six Flags closes nine coasters after fatal incident in Georgia
One person died and several were injured in an incident involving a coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. Six Flags closed nine similar rides at six parks while authorities investigate.
One person died and several others were injured in an incident involving a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia near Atlanta on Monday.
Officials have not said how the person died or how the others were injured.
Cobb County police detectives are investigating what happened, and the company is co-operating with them.
Six Flags temporarily closed nine similar coasters at six parks as a precaution.
Nuremberg airport suspends flights after aviation emergency alert
Nuremberg airport in Germany suspended flights after an unclear aviation emergency was reported. Police said an aircraft landed safely, and the cause is under investigation.
Three pilots reported seeing a possible drone while taking off or landing at the airport.
An emergency alert involving a flight from Corfu prompted the airport to suspend operations.
The aircraft landed safely, and police later gave the all-clear.
The airport resumed normal operations.
MI5 chief warns Iran and Russia are stepping up threats to Britain
MI5 chief Ken McCallum said Iran is seeking to target harder sites, including military locations, while Russia is increasing hybrid operations against Ukraine’s allies. He also warned that AI could help terrorists develop biological weapons.
- MI5 chief
- Ken McCallum
- Suspected plot site
- RAF Fairford, western England
- Arrests
- Seven men were arrested and released on bail under investigation.
- Iran-linked operations
- More than 50 arrests over the past year, according to McCallum.
Trump’s diesel deal with Russia draws anger from European allies
A U.S. diesel agreement with Russia has angered European officials. Ukraine’s president questioned Washington’s motives, while European allies said they would maintain pressure on Moscow.
Agreement
The U.S. reached a diesel agreement with Russia.
European officials recoiled from the agreement, and Ukraine called it “a gift” to Putin.
Response to Moscow
Not stated.
Allies vowed to keep pressure on Moscow.
Iran denies involvement in suspected plot near UK airbase
Britain blamed Iran’s Revolutionary Guard for a suspected plot near RAF Fairford and sanctioned two Iranian nationals. Tehran denied involvement and called the accusation a false flag operation.
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Burnham says Iran’s Revolutionary Guard likely directed Fairford plot
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Ukrainian suspect goes on trial in Germany over Nord Stream explosions
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Hezbollah to offer up to $14,000 to Lebanese families with destroyed homes
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France boards Russia-linked tanker in Indian Ocean
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Russia avoids Ukrainian energy targets in one night after ceasefire announcement
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Business
Dutch mortgage guarantee limit rises to €500,000 in 2027
The Dutch NHG mortgage guarantee limit will rise to €500,000 in 2027. Buyers of homes with poor energy ratings will have €20,000 set aside for energy-saving work.
“Then you’re talking about a few tens of euros extra”
Dutch customs processed 70% fewer e-commerce declarations in August and September
After the EU exemption for parcels from outside the bloc ended, Dutch customs processed about 70% fewer e-commerce declarations in August and September than a year earlier.
Shell will stop giving Air Miles from November 1
Shell will stop awarding Air Miles on November 1 and focus instead on its own loyalty programme.
IT problems at Dutch retailers could affect Ahold Delhaize revenue
IT problems at Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall could affect parent company Ahold Delhaize’s revenue, especially through online sales and store supplies.
IMF raises forecast for Dutch economic growth to 1.5% this year
The IMF now expects the Dutch economy to grow by 1.5% this year, up from its earlier forecast of 1%. It still says high energy prices are a problem.
Heijmans secures multi-year contract at Eindhoven Airport
Heijmans has secured a multi-year job at Eindhoven Airport. No further details about the work or its value are given.
Ahold Delhaize restarts IT systems
Ahold Delhaize has restarted its IT systems. No further details are provided.
Ahold Delhaize has restarted its IT systems.
The company is named, but no location or reason for the restart is given.
The available information does not explain what happened before the systems were restarted.
It also does not say which systems or services were affected.
Albert Heijn restarts some systems as stores resume receiving supplies
The supermarket chain says some distribution centres are operating again after a cyber incident disrupted deliveries. Ahold says it has no current indication that customer data was stolen.
Ahold began dealing with a cyber incident affecting Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall.
Work was halted at some distribution centres, contributing to empty shelves in supermarkets.
Albert Heijn was reported to have resumed supplying supermarkets.
Ahold said it was carrying out a controlled restart of some systems.
European gas prices reach highest level since 2022
European gas prices have climbed above €86 per megawatt-hour, their highest level since 2022. Limited Qatari LNG exports are increasing competition with Asia ahead of winter.
- Price
- More than €86 per megawatt-hour
- Record
- Highest level since 2022
- Supply factor
- Limited liquefied natural gas exports from Qatar
- Market impact
- A cold winter could make gas more expensive and push up inflation and capital market interest rates
Pieterburen seal centre may file for bankruptcy within two weeks
The Pieterburen seal centre says it may have to file for bankruptcy within two weeks after expected public funding fell through. Its deficit is nearly €3 million.
Expected support
The centre says it had been in talks with the municipality and province about financial support.
The municipality and province said they did not see a role for themselves.
Alphen aan den Rijn café ordered to close for at least two weeks
A café in Alphen aan den Rijn must close for at least two weeks after inspectors found illegal gambling and soft drug use. The mayor will review whether the closure should continue.
Nebius signs up as first customer for planned Rotterdam AI data centre
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Women made up 28% of new supervisory directors at Dutch AEX firms
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Picnic increases delivery capacity after Albert Heijn cyber incident
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After 47 years at Kruidvat, Antje says her pension is €140
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Dutch supermarkets cut stroopwafel prices to attract shoppers
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Inflation was 3.4% in September
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Science & Tech
Political identity shapes trust in science in Brazil, columnist argues
The column links political views in Brazil to trust in scientists and examines the Bolsonaro camp’s approach to Covid-19, climate change and research funding.
“A trusted scientist is one who agrees with me.”
Ringed barn owls will help assess wildlife-friendly farming
Barn owls on National Trust farmland are being ringed so researchers can track them and assess whether habitat measures support the birds over time.
Super El Niño strengthens to unprecedented levels, with impacts expected into 2027
The El Niño is expected to peak in December, with widespread effects later this year and into 2027. Drought and flood disruption is already being reported in several regions.
Study Finds Stem-Cell Embryo Models Do Not Fully Match Human Embryos
A University of Sydney team compared four blastoid-making methods with a map of more than 14,000 embryo cells. None fully matched natural human embryo biology.
Researchers create fertile female clones from male mice
Scientists removed the Y chromosome from cloned male mouse embryos, producing healthy, fertile female clones. The technique could eventually help endangered species with very few survivors.
Jonathan the tortoise’s genes may offer clues to healthy aging
Researchers found 287 gene variants linked to aging defenses in Jonathan, an Aldabra giant tortoise estimated to be 194 years old. They hope the findings may help guide research into human treatments.
International timekeepers set to vote on ending leap seconds
The 69 member states of an international standards body are due to vote on a proposal to end leap seconds, which keep atomic time aligned with Earth’s uneven rotation.
International timekeepers are due to vote on ending leap seconds at a meeting in Versailles near Paris this week.
Leap seconds are occasional one-second adjustments that keep atomic clocks aligned with Earth’s uneven rotation.
Earth’s spin varies because of factors including the Moon’s pull and shifts in water and ice, while atomic clocks provide a steadier measure of time.
The adjustment has been made 27 times since 1972.
Maynooth Researchers Build a DNA Computer That Needs No Continuous Power
Researchers at Maynooth University built a DNA-based computer that can perform calculations without continuous electricity. It can be reused for up to 25 calculations, though it is slower than silicon computers.
The study, “A thermodynamically favoured molecular computer,” was published in Nature.
SciTechDaily published its report on the Maynooth University DNA computer.
Cape Town plans to relocate two baboon troops from Simon’s Town
Cape Town authorities plan to capture two baboon troops near Simon’s Town and move them to enclosures for the rest of their lives, as part of a wider change to baboon management.
- Troops targeted
- Waterfall and Seaforth
- Waterfall troop
- 44 baboons
- Population in 2000
- Approximately 360 baboons across Table Mountain National Park
- Population in 2025
- Approximately 600 baboons across Table Mountain National Park
Mostly stable weather forecast across Spain, with scattered light rain
An area of high pressure is expected to bring mostly clear skies across mainland Spain on Tuesday, while parts of the north, east and Balearic Islands may see occasional light rain.
Fire ant nest found at logistics centre in Sydney’s inner west
A red imported fire ant nest was found at the Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre. Teams found no other nests in checks nearby and have begun a biosecurity response.
Volunteers count wet wipes washed up on the River Thames
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Black hole-inspired quantum teleportation works without quantum magic
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UK seafood recipes narrowed to five popular species, study finds
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A 1960 population study predicted a Doomsday date in November 2026
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The Hindu Group e-book examines India’s clean energy transition
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Newly Identified Four-Winged Dinosaur Offers Clues to Flight
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Sports
Rams tackle Alaric Jackson punches Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after OT loss
After Buffalo beat Los Angeles 37-34 in overtime, Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson punched Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb during a postgame exchange at midfield.
“It's just emotions, you know what I mean? Emotional game. It was a close game,”
49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw ejected after headbutting Seahawks player
Dre Greenlaw was ejected in the second quarter against Seattle after a late hit on quarterback Sam Darnold led to a sideline confrontation and a headbutt to Ernest Jones IV.
Bills stay in Los Angeles before short-week game in Las Vegas
After beating the Rams on Monday night, Buffalo will stay in Los Angeles and prepare there for Sunday's game against the Raiders in Las Vegas.
Penix says he hopes to play next week after rib injury
Atlanta quarterback Michael Penix Jr. left the Falcons’ overtime loss to Baltimore with a rib injury. He said he hopes to return next week, but further tests are planned.
Two players ejected after opening-kickoff fight in London
Jacksonville’s Bryan Thomas Jr. and Philadelphia’s Jeremiah Trotter Jr. were ejected after fighting during the opening kickoff. A 90-yard Jaguars return for a touchdown was called back because of penalties.
Kenneth Walker III and Mike Evans lead early NFL free-agent rankings
After five weeks of the 2026 NFL season, running back Kenneth Walker III and receiver Mike Evans stand out among players who joined new teams as free agents.
Jaguars left tackle Anton Harrison to have knee surgery
Anton Harrison will have arthroscopic surgery on his right knee after an injury against Philadelphia. His absence could last three to five weeks or the rest of the regular season.
Jaguars left tackle Anton Harrison will have surgery on his right knee after being injured against Philadelphia in London.
He was hurt during Jacksonville’s 19-17 win and was taken off the field on a cart.
The team does not yet know how serious the injury is; doctors will assess the damage during surgery.
Depending on what they find, Harrison could miss three to five weeks or the rest of the regular season.
Oregon slips in power ratings after narrow loss with backup quarterbacks
Oregon fell to 3-2 after a two-point loss despite seven turnovers and a switch to its third-string quarterback. It dropped in the power ratings, but not as far as expected.
Oregon lost by two points after turning the ball over seven times and using its third-string quarterback.
Tom Fornelli published ratings showing Oregon had fallen, but remained among the previous week’s top 12.
FIU visits Jacksonville State in a key Conference USA game
Florida International visits Jacksonville State on Oct. 13 with both teams unbeaten in Conference USA play. The winner could improve its chances of reaching the conference title game.
- Game time
- 8 p.m. ET
- Broadcast
- ESPNU
- Conference
- Conference USA
- FIU total defense
- Fourth nationally, allowing 241.7 yards per game
Jaguars, Bengals and others emerge as Super Bowl sleeper contenders
A look at seven teams outside the top six betting favorites finds potential Super Bowl contenders, including the Jaguars, Bengals, Lions, Bears and Broncos.
Steelers’ draft setback may have led to a stronger offensive line
After Philadelphia drafted Makai Lemon ahead of Pittsburgh, the Steelers selected tackle Max Iheanachor. He has since started at right tackle as the offense has improved.
Penix’s rib injury is not considered serious, but Falcons return remains uncertain
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Huntley leads Ravens comeback for 30-23 overtime win over Falcons
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Commanders and Giants tie 27-27 after Washington runs out of time in overtime
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Josh Allen records fourth career game with 100-plus passing and rushing yards
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Bills visit Rams for Monday Night Football
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Deebo Samuel to miss time with hamstring injury
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Entertainment
Bryan Cranston mourns Breaking Bad co-star RJ Mitte, who died at 34
Cranston paid tribute to Mitte, who played his son on Breaking Bad, remembering his acting and disability advocacy. Accounts differ on whether his death was officially confirmed as suicide.
“I’m in deep despair as I write this tonight.”
Van Gogh painting unseen in public for 60 years goes on display in Hong Kong
Hundreds queued in Hong Kong to see Van Gogh’s 1890 painting “Chestnut Trees in Blossom,” ahead of a New York auction on November 18 where it is expected to fetch about $180 million.
Harry Styles urges people to look after each other after ICE shooting
At a Madison Square Garden show, Styles named Oscar Belgal, who was shot by an ICE agent in the Bronx while his five-year-old son was in the car. Belgal survived and is being held in detention.
CJ ENM and MBC to launch Korean content hub on Shahid
The companies signed a long-term deal to bring a TVing-branded hub to MBC’s Shahid streaming service, with new Korean shows and library titles for Middle East and North Africa audiences.
Celebrity Traitors faces leaks and rule breaches as BBC warns cast
Richard E. Grant revealed he was a Traitor in a June radio interview, while spoilers circulated among cast members. The BBC says contestants have been reminded of its rules.
Rebecca Allen to leave UMG UK role after 27 years at Universal
Rebecca Allen is set to leave her role as UMG UK's Chief Artist and Strategy Officer after 27 years at Universal. She was promoted to the newly created role in December 2025.
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.
Actor Selma Blair faces two assault charges after an incident on a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York.
The charges say she allegedly kicked a police officer taking her to hospital and later kicked a nurse in Queens.
She was arraigned in Queens on two counts of second-degree assault and has pleaded not guilty, according to one account.
A judge set bail at $20,000 cash or a $60,000 bond, and she was released.
TNA ends Max Caster’s run after Riyadh attack reference at Bound for Glory
TNA said Max Caster will no longer wrestle for the company after his entrance rap at Bound for Glory referred to attacks in Riyadh. TNA apologized and removed the segment from replays and social media.
Wrestling Observer dated the attack at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh to this day.
Caster performed an entrance rap referencing the Riyadh attacks before his match against Moose at Bound for Glory.
TNA announced Caster would no longer wrestle for the promotion and said it had removed the segment from replays and social media.
Apple announces Vision Pro horror film Remnants for October 16
Remnants, a horror film by writer and director Ti West, will be released exclusively on Apple Vision Pro on October 16 in Apple’s immersive video format.
- Title
- Remnants
- Writer and director
- Ti West
- Release date
- October 16, 2026
- Setting
- Woldmere Castle
Ego Nwodim responds to Shane Gillis’ joke about women’s gym clothes
After Gillis joked that women at the gym “dress like whores” on SNL, Nwodim posted a gym photo captioned “whore reporting for duty.” Dan Levy also criticized the remarks.
Women’s gym clothes
Nwodim mocked Gillis’ description with a gym photo captioned “whore reporting for duty”; Levy said short shorts do not make women whores.
Gillis joked that women in workout clothes “dress like whores.
Documentary to tell story of four founding Jackson 5 brothers
A new documentary will follow Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and Tito Jackson, exploring their rise with the Jackson 5 and the different paths their lives took. It will be released as a feature film and a three-part series.
Glen Schofield says Krafton made him release The Callisto Protocol early
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Ben Affleck calls Justice League reshoots the low point of his career
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Silvia Salis says assisted fertility led to her son’s birth
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Dan Levy criticizes Shane Gillis over joke about women at the gym
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Fontaines D.C. release first guest duet, featuring Rosalía
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Chandler Riggs Makes Resident Evil 7 Fan Film and Seeks Cregger Collaboration
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Health
Europa Donna calls for consistent care for metastatic breast cancer in Italy
Europa Donna Italia is urging breast care centres across Italy to follow specific quality standards and provide coordinated support for women with metastatic breast cancer.
“We believe it is a priority to draw the attention of health institutions to the need to guarantee, in breast centres, specific care pathways for women living with the most advanced form of breast cancer.”
Agenas chief says Italy’s health system is changing, but care access remains uneven
Agenas director Angelo Tanese said Italy’s health services are changing, but new treatments for metastatic breast cancer are not equally easy to access across the country.
Pope Leo XIV to undergo surgery to remove a lung nodule
Pope Leo XIV is expected to enter Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Tuesday for an operation to remove a lung nodule. His public audiences are canceled through October 20.
Family sues after 21-year-old dies following ankle fracture treatment
Dale Alice Martin died at a Connecticut hospital in April 2025 after receiving multiple painkillers for a broken ankle. Her family alleges excessive medication and a lack of monitoring, and has sued the hospital.
SIMATS chancellor says sustainable healthcare must be affordable and accessible
At The Hindu Sustainability Dialogues 2026, SIMATS chancellor N.M. Veeraiyan said sustainability requires quality healthcare to be accessible and affordable for everyone.
Doctors say patients should feel free to seek a second opinion
A physician says patients should not feel awkward about seeking a second opinion and can ask their primary care provider to help navigate specialist advice.
Singapore public healthcare services recover after network disruption
A network connectivity issue disrupted some services at Singapore public healthcare institutions on Tuesday. Services were restored by 4.37pm, and most patients later reported little impact.
A network connectivity issue disrupted some public healthcare services in Singapore on Tuesday, Oct 13.
It affected services including call centres, visitor registration and billing enquiries, and some patients faced longer waits or payment problems.
Synapxe said there was no indication the disruption was a cyber incident.
Services began coming back online at about 3pm, and all affected services were restored by 4.37pm.
Nurse who treated Bradford fire victims to retire after 44 years
Angela O’Neill, believed to be the last nurse still working at her trust who treated victims of the 1985 Bradford City fire, will retire on 31 October.
O’Neill qualified as a state enrolled nurse.
O’Neill joined colleagues responding to the Bradford City fire and later cared for survivors.
O’Neill converted to become a registered general nurse.
O’Neill was diagnosed with breast cancer, underwent treatment and returned to work.
O’Neill was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer and continued to balance treatment with work.
O’Neill is scheduled to complete her final shift at the trust.
Woman says she woke from surgery to find it had not been done
A woman in Wales says she woke after surgery to discover the procedure had not been carried out. The available details do not identify the hospital or explain what happened next.
- Outlet
- BBC
- Published
- 2026-10-13 10:29 UTC
- Region
- Wales
- Related topic
- Endometriosis
Five Italian projects receive awards for more human-centered care
Five non-profit projects in Italy received €10,000 each at the Humanizing Health Awards in Milan for work supporting patients and improving care.
Opinion: Restrictive training may foster learned helplessness in doctors
Former surgeon Frances Mei Hardin says some medical residents must ask permission for basic needs, a practice she argues can contribute to learned helplessness.
Paris court upholds limits on treatment for toddler with severe brain injuries
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Dutch minister to end 13-week pregnancy scan from 2028
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Pope Leo XIV to have lung nodule removed at Rome hospital
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Abortions in the Netherlands rose slightly to nearly 40,000 in 2025
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India asks states to ensure hospitals display service rates
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