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The 3 approaches to daylight saving time considered this year, and what happened to them

October 26, 2026 • Us • The Hill

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The United States considered three approaches to seasonal clock changes this year. It did not adopt a change, so clocks will fall back as usual next month.

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• The article describes three possible approaches to seasonal time change.
• The U.S. made no change to its clock policy this year.
• Clocks are set to fall back as usual next month.

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Ozempic users may face protein, vitamin D deficiencies, experts warn

October 26, 2026 • Us • The Hill

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Doctors are increasingly concerned that people taking GLP-1 drugs may miss important nutrients as the medicines help them eat less. Experts warn that Ozempic users may face protein and vitamin D deficiencies.

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• GLP-1 drugs help people eat less.
• Doctors are increasingly concerned about patients’ nutrition while they take these drugs.
• Experts warn that Ozempic users may face protein deficiencies.
• Experts warn that Ozempic users may face vitamin D deficiencies.
• The article links the concern to reduced food intake.

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WATCH: Homeowners go all out with Halloween decorations

October 26, 2026 • Us • ABC News

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Homeowners are decorating their front yards with elaborate Halloween displays. The decorations are described as lifting spirits, according to an ABC News report published October 25, 2026.

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• The report focuses on Halloween decorations at homeowners’ front yards.
• It describes the displays as elaborate.
• The article says the decorations are lifting spirits.
• The article was published October 25, 2026.
• The video segment is 3 minutes and 18 seconds long.

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Anthropic unveils details of planned historic stock market debut

October 26, 2026 • Business • BBC Tech

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Anthropic disclosed details of its business and plans to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. The company has not yet set the number of shares or their price range, and its expected valuation could exceed the roughly $1.8 trillion valuation reported for SpaceX’s stock listing this summer.

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• Anthropic makes the Claude AI chatbot.
• The company said it intends to sell shares to the public and list on the Nasdaq under the symbol ANT.
• Anthropic has not determined how many shares it will offer or their price range.
• Its expected public-market valuation is reported to exceed SpaceX’s roughly $1.8 trillion initial valuation this summer.
• Anthropic was founded five years ago by CEO Dario Amodei, his sister Daniela Amodei and five other co-founders.
• Anthropic announced its plan to go public in June; rival OpenAI has also said it intends to list, with its debut expected early next year, according to a person familiar with its plans.
• Anthropic’s documents restated its commitment to developing AI for public benefit and warned investors about risks from the technology.

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Latest news as midterm campaigns heat up and while Democrats, Republicans trade jabs

October 26, 2026 • Us • CBS News

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CBS News reports that affordability and inflation remain important concerns for voters ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. Its report features correspondent Nancy Cordes.

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• Recent CBS News polling found affordability concerns remain important to voters.
• Recent CBS News polling found inflation concerns remain important to voters.
• The report focuses on voter concerns ahead of the midterm elections.
• CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes reports on the polling.

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Chris Brown given suspended eight-month prison sentence over nightclub attack

October 26, 2026 • World • BBC World

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A London court gave singer Chris Brown an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, after he pleaded guilty to affray over a 2023 nightclub attack. His vocal coach, Omololu Akinlolu, also received a suspended sentence; both were ordered to pay costs.

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• The attack happened at Tape nightclub in Mayfair on 19 February 2023.
• The court heard Brown struck music producer Abraham “Abe” Diaw with a glass tequila bottle four times, hitting his head twice.
• Diaw needed hospital treatment for his injuries.
• Akinlolu received a four-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months.
• Brown and Akinlolu pleaded guilty to affray in July.
• The court ordered each man to pay £1,500 in costs.
• Brown will not go to prison unless he commits another offence during the 12-month suspension period.

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US foreign aid to Israel highlighted in campaign ad in support of El-Sayed

October 26, 2026 • Us • Al Jazeera

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Cenk Uygur’s Rebellion PAC released a campaign ad supporting Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. The ad highlights U.S. foreign aid to Israel alongside Americans’ rising living costs, and it has drawn online attention.

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• The ad supports Abdul El-Sayed’s U.S. Senate campaign.
• El-Sayed is identified as a Democratic candidate.
• Cenk Uygur’s Rebellion PAC released the ad.
• The ad focuses on U.S. foreign aid to Israel.
• The ad references rising living costs for Americans.
• The ad has generated online discussion.

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Zelensky Adviser Slams Musk Over Claims Ukraine Violated Starlink Terms

October 26, 2026 • World • Newsweek

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A Ukrainian defense adviser disputed Elon Musk’s claim that Ukraine violated Starlink’s terms by using the satellite network for lethal drone attacks. Ukraine says restrictions on Starlink and Starshield have hindered military operations, but it remains unclear who ordered the limits.

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• Musk said Ukraine violated Starlink’s terms of service by using the network for attacks and said SpaceX had closed a loophole earlier this month.
• Serhii Beskrestnov, an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky, said Starlink does not work over Russian soil and is limited to speeds as low as 70 kilometers per hour in Ukraine.
• Ukraine said limits on Starshield access have affected strikes on Russian logistics, weapons depots and command centers, as well as air defense operations.
• Ukrainian forces mainly use Starlink for communications and data transfers, according to the article.
• Musk said Starlink is critical to Ukraine’s defense, while saying the U.S. government decides how Starshield is used.
• It remains unclear who ordered the limits on Ukraine’s Starlink and Starshield access; Musk and U.S. officials have given different accounts of responsibility.
• Three-way peace negotiations involving the United States, Ukraine and Russia are expected to restart next month.
• Ukraine’s air force said Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 140 drones and four missiles. Russia’s Voronezh regional governor reported more than 100 drones detected in the region, with two people killed and 17 injured after debris fell on a train and fires broke out.

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Duchess Meghan confronted dad over child abuse claims last year

October 26, 2026 • World • CBS News

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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, said she learned in 2018 of allegations against her father, Thomas Markle Sr., and kept him apart from her children to protect them. A BBC report says a letter she sent him in December 2025 referred to abuse allegations; Markle denies possessing child sexual abuse material, and Philippine authorities are investigating him.

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• Meghan said a letter outlining allegations against her father was shared with her in 2018 by London's Metropolitan Police.
• Meghan said she and Prince Harry decided to prevent her father from contacting their children because of the allegations.
• The BBC reported that Meghan wrote to her father in December 2025 and said authorities knew he had abused young girls.
• Philippine police said they were investigating Thomas Markle Sr. over alleged possession of child sexual abuse images and videos.
• Markle has denied possessing such material and said he would cooperate with authorities.
• The Metropolitan Police said it was making internal inquiries about reports that officers passed a letter to Meghan in 2018.
• The article says London police are not currently investigating Thomas Markle.

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Belgrade in rapture as Serbian students topple Vucic in historic election

October 26, 2026 • World • France24

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Serbia’s student-led movement declared victory in Sunday’s parliamentary election, ending 14 years of rule by Aleksandar Vucic’s party. Vucic conceded less than two hours after polls closed, and supporters celebrated in Belgrade.

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• The election was held on Sunday.
• A student-led movement claimed victory in the parliamentary election.
• The result ended 14 years in power for Vucic’s right-wing populist party.
• Vucic conceded defeat less than two hours after polls closed.
• Supporters celebrated the result in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade.
• The movement’s supporters blamed the government for deep-rooted corruption.

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Incumbent Lula is declared winner of Brazil's election as Bolsonaro rejects results

October 26, 2026 • World • PBS NewsHour

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Brazil’s electoral court declared President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva the winner of Sunday’s presidential runoff, with 51.8% of the vote and a lead of nearly 4.4 million votes over Flávio Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro rejected the result and called for the election to be annulled after polling hours were extended by two hours following requests from both candidates.

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• The electoral court said all votes had been counted when it announced Lula’s victory.
• Lula is set to begin a fourth, non-consecutive presidential term on Jan. 5, 2027.
• Flávio Bolsonaro is the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, whom Lula defeated in 2022.
• The Supreme Court justice overseeing the election ordered polls to remain open for two extra hours because of transportation problems and heavy rain.
• The extension delayed vote counting, and it was unclear how many polling stations stayed open beyond the original closing time.
• Lula said he would respect Brazilians regardless of gender or religion and emphasized Brazil’s sovereignty.
• Jair Bolsonaro is serving a 27-year prison sentence for attempting a coup after losing the 2022 election, according to the article.

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Anthropic files for IPO as it competes for AI dominance

October 26, 2026 • Business • CBS News

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Anthropic filed for an initial public offering, moving the maker of Claude closer to a possible public listing as early as November. The offering could test investor demand for AI companies and the infrastructure behind them amid questions about when AI investments will generate returns.

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• Anthropic said its shares will list on the Nasdaq.
• The company filed confidentially with the Securities and Exchange Commission in June.
• OpenAI filed confidentially for an IPO just over a week after Anthropic.
• The offering could rank Anthropic among the world’s largest publicly traded companies.
• Investor interest in the IPO may also signal demand for data center builders, chipmakers and other AI infrastructure companies.
• Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has called for slowing AI development while also arguing for continued development.
• Amodei said the rapid pace of technological growth should serve as a warning sign.

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Algeria to send troops to Niger in first foreign deployment since 1973

October 26, 2026 • World • BBC World

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Algeria’s parliament has approved a proposed troop deployment to Niger, which would be its first foreign deployment since it sent forces to Egypt in 1973. The troops are expected to protect energy facilities, but Algeria has not announced their number or deployment date.

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• Niger is seeking support against armed groups, including groups linked to al-Qaeda or Islamic State.
• Algeria’s upper house approved the proposal, with 148 of 174 senators voting in favour, according to AFP; the lower house also backed it.
• The deployment would use a 2020 constitutional provision that allows Algeria to send troops overseas.
• Algeria and Niger are rebuilding relations after Niger recalled its ambassador to Algiers in 2025.
• Algeria has economic interests in Niger, including a planned gas pipeline to carry Nigerian gas through Niger to Algeria.
• Algeria’s state-owned energy company, Sonatrach, agreed with Niger’s petroleum ministry to explore for oil in the Kafra region.
• Algeria donated four military helicopters to Niger in August and sent fighter jets to help suppress a coup attempt, according to the article.

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Anthropic publicly files for listing on the US stock market

October 26, 2026 • Business • Guardian Tech

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Anthropic has publicly filed to list on the U.S. stock market under the symbol ANT. Its audited filings are expected to provide the first public view of the AI company’s finances amid speculation about its valuation and the prospects for an AI bubble.

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• Anthropic is based in San Francisco and was founded in 2021.
• The company makes the Claude chatbot, which can generate text and perform coding and cybersecurity tasks.
• CEO Dario Amodei founded Anthropic after leaving OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT.
• Analysts and investors have valued Anthropic at more than $1.5 trillion.
• The company has clashed with the Trump administration over the use of its products in warfare.
• The administration designated Anthropic a supply chain risk, preventing military agencies from contracting with it.
• Anthropic has challenged the designation.

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Israel expands expulsions in occupied West Bank to cement control

October 26, 2026 • World • Al Jazeera

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Israeli forces have displaced more than 3,000 Palestinians in Hebron during a military operation that includes a citywide lockdown, arrests, home demolitions and road closures, according to Palestinian officials and the article. Israeli leaders have linked the operation to tactics used in Jenin, while human rights groups and a UN office have raised concerns about the effects of similar operations on Palestinian residents.

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• Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin said 488 families, totaling 3,171 people, had been displaced across the governorate.
• Hebron Mayor Yousef al-Jabari said 3,043 displaced people came from within the city.
• The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society reported that Israeli forces detained at least 71 people over four days.
• The article says Israeli forces have demolished homes, factories and roads, blocked roads, raided homes and used some evacuated homes as military facilities.
• The operation began after two Israeli soldiers were killed in a shooting near Hebron, according to the article.
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz said they intended to apply the Jenin camp model in Hebron.
• The article says the 2025 operation in Jenin, Nur Shams and Tulkarem killed at least 102 people, displaced more than 33,000 and destroyed over half of residential buildings.
• A recent UN Human Rights Office report said actions at the three camps appeared to amount to collective punishment and raised concerns of ethnic cleansing.

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Blanche defends controversial lawsuit in Alaska Senate race over Dan Sullivan name confusion

October 26, 2026 • Us • CBS News

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Attorney General Todd Blanche defended a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to prevent possible confusion in Alaska’s Senate race over the name Dan Sullivan. CBS News contributor David Becker discussed the case.

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• Todd Blanche is the attorney general who defended the lawsuit.
• The Justice Department filed the lawsuit as a preventive measure.
• The lawsuit alleges possible voter confusion in Alaska’s Senate race.
• The name at issue is Dan Sullivan.
• CBS News contributor David Becker weighed in on the lawsuit.

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F-16 uses "headbutt maneuver" to intercept plane near Mar-a-Lago

October 26, 2026 • Us • CBS News

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A NORAD F-16 intercepted a civilian plane that entered restricted airspace near President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday. The jet used a standard “headbutt maneuver” to get the pilot’s attention; the pilot then followed instructions and left the restricted area safely.

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• NORAD said the interception happened at about 12:20 p.m. ET.
• The F-16 flew closely in front of the civilian plane to gain the pilot’s attention.
• The plane had entered a Temporary Flight Restriction over the area.
• The pilot communicated with the military jet and steered the plane out of restricted airspace in compliance with instructions.
• NORAD said federal authorities could meet the pilot after landing and take enforcement action.
• Trump was in West Palm Beach to vote in Florida’s midterm election and later traveled to Georgia for a campaign rally.
• NORAD reported similar interceptions near Trump campaign rallies in Clemson, South Carolina, and Cincinnati, Ohio, earlier in the month.

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New poll shows Democrats have slight edge in House races; Trump and Obama take Michigan

October 26, 2026 • Us • CBS News

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CBS News polling ahead of the midterm elections shows Democrats with a slight edge in the race to control the House of Representatives. President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama are campaigning in battleground states, including Michigan, according to the headline and report description.

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• CBS News polling gives Democrats a slight edge in House races.
• The elections discussed are the upcoming midterms.
• President Donald Trump is campaigning in battleground states.
• Former President Barack Obama is also campaigning in battleground states.
• The article headline identifies Michigan as a state where Trump and Obama are campaigning.
• CBS News reporter Nikole Killion reports on the polling and campaign events.
• Ravi Gupta, a former Obama administration official, discusses the latest polling.

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Chris Brown Handed Suspended Sentence For London Nightclub Attack

October 26, 2026 • World • Newsweek

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Singer Chris Brown received an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, at Southwark Crown Court in London. He had admitted affray over a 2023 nightclub attack in which he hit Abraham Diaw with a bottle.

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• Brown, 37, was sentenced on Monday at Southwark Crown Court.
• The attack happened at Tape, a private members' club in London's Mayfair neighborhood, in 2023.
• Brown admitted affray earlier this year.
• The court heard that Brown hit Abraham Diaw with a heavy bottle.
• Brown's eight-month prison term was suspended for 12 months.
• Co-defendant and vocal coach Omololu Akinlolu received a four-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months.
• Judge Tony Baumgartner said the attack was dangerous and risked causing more serious injury.

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Who are the Israeli candidates trying to unseat Netanyahu?

October 26, 2026 • World • Al Jazeera

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Israelis are scheduled to vote on Tuesday. The article says several candidates hope to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but the provided text does not name them or give further details.

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• Israeli voters are scheduled to head to the polls on Tuesday.
• Benjamin Netanyahu is identified as Israel’s prime minister.
• Several candidates are seeking to unseat Netanyahu.
• The article describes the candidates as frontrunners.
• The provided article text does not identify any candidates.

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