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This promotion is part of the regular CBS Mornings Deals feature.
The deals are updated and shared frequently during the show.
The focus is on helping consumers save money while improving their lifestyle.
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President Donald Trump praised the physical appearance of Senator John Husted (R-Ohio) during his campaign events before the midterm elections. He specifically complimented Husted’s backside and legs multiple times.
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President Trump spoke about Senator John Husted during campaign stops.
He described Husted’s backside as muscular.
This is not the first time Trump has made similar comments about Husted.
These remarks occurred as the midterm elections approach.
Senator Husted is a Republican from Ohio.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said some foreign leaders are using the recent riots in France for their own election campaigns. He pointed out that false videos spread online have caused misinformation about the riots, and denied claims that the violence was caused by "hordes of migrants and Islamists."
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Riots broke out in several French cities including Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Nice.
Nearly 150 people have been jailed and over 800 are facing court because of the riots.
Macron criticized some foreign leaders for making political statements about the violence during their campaigns.
He did not name leaders but seemed to refer to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump.
Both Netanyahu and Trump blamed the riots on extremist groups or immigration.
Macron said no foreign force interfered in the riots themselves, but there was foreign manipulation of information after.
Authorities are investigating online disinformation from pro-Russian and far-right social media accounts spreading violent videos.
EU regulators are also checking for possible foreign interference linked to similar unrest in Europe.
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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is speaking about the rising cost of living in American cities during a tour focused on affordability challenges. He also addressed President Donald Trump’s recent comments suggesting Iran should target San Diego, which raised concerns locally.
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Mayor Todd Gloria of San Diego is on a "National Affordability Tour" with the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
The tour focuses on how rising prices are making it harder for Americans to afford basic needs.
Economic challenges have worsened due to the ongoing war involving Iran.
President Donald Trump said Iran should "take out" San Diego, referring to the city negatively.
Local leaders and residents expressed concern about the safety implications of this statement.
The affordability crisis affects many cities across the United States, not just San Diego.
The news report included coverage of related topics but focused mainly on San Diego’s mayor and the affordability issue.
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Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, an expert in cancer treatment, talks about how artificial intelligence (AI) can help in healthcare. He explains both the good and bad sides of using AI in doctor's offices.
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Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel is an oncologist and author.
He appeared on CBS Mornings to discuss AI in medicine.
AI can improve healthcare by helping doctors make better decisions.
There are benefits and challenges to using AI in medical settings.
The discussion focuses on how AI tools like mammogram analysis can assist diagnosis.
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A suspect was arrested in Limoges, France, three days after a group set fire to the town hall during protests. The suspect was already on a police watch list for potential threats to national security.
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The town hall in Limoges was set on fire during a violent protest on October 17, 2026.
Police arrested one suspect connected to the arson attack on October 20, 2026.
The suspect was on a national security watch list prior to the arrest.
The unrest was part of wider riots and demonstrations across France.
The incident occurred amid growing tensions and protests in the country.
Authorities have increased security and police presence to manage further protests.
The protests involved various groups, including unions and students.
Several cities in France have seen curfews and immediate trials related to protest violence.
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Sacha Baron Cohen has brought back his character Ali G for a new movie called "Ali G: Who Iz I?" He discussed this on the show "CBS Mornings," explaining why he chose to revive this popular character.
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Sacha Baron Cohen is an actor known for characters like Borat and Ali G.
He revived Ali G for a new movie titled "Ali G: Who Iz I?"
Cohen appeared on "CBS Mornings" to talk about bringing Ali G back.
The interview covered reasons behind resurrecting this character.
The original Ali G character was part of Cohen’s earlier work and gained a large following.
The new movie aims to introduce Ali G to both old fans and new audiences.
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The new Call of Duty game, Modern Warfare 4, features a strong story campaign, set during a fictional invasion of South Korea by North Korea. The game focuses on the characters' relationships and combines intense action with quieter, story-driven moments to create a more immersive experience.
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Modern Warfare 4 has one of the best campaign modes in the Call of Duty series in recent years.
The story is about a fictional invasion of South Korea by North Korea using an experimental weapon.
Players control Park Hyun Jun, a South Korean soldier, and also follow Capt John Price, who is chasing a nemesis with a cartel boss.
The developers aimed to make the story feel realistic and relevant to today's audience.
Military and cultural experts helped create an accurate portrayal of Korean military and language.
The game balances action scenes with character-driven story moments to keep players engaged.
The narrative team focuses on making players connect with the characters and feel part of the story.
The game includes cinematic scenes and went through several iterations to improve the gameplay and story integration.
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Most Australians who say they are allergic to penicillin are not truly allergic, according to new guidelines from Australian immunologists. These changes aim to improve the way doctors diagnose and manage penicillin allergy to reduce hospital stays and prevent antibiotic resistance.
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About 10% of Australians, or 2.8 million people, report a penicillin allergy.
Up to 90% of those who report an allergy to penicillin are not actually allergic.
Misdiagnosis happens because some symptoms like rash or nausea are mistaken for allergy.
Penicillin is a narrow-spectrum antibiotic that targets specific infections.
Avoiding penicillin leads doctors to use broader antibiotics that can harm good bacteria and promote resistant "superbugs."
Antibiotic resistance allows bacteria to survive treatments and spread within communities.
New guidelines encourage doctors to re-assess penicillin allergy and when safe, give penicillin under supervision.
Clarifying penicillin allergy can reduce hospital time and health care costs.
Patients should not test penicillin allergy themselves and should always follow their doctor’s advice.
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Amazon has released new versions of its Kindle e-readers in the UK in 2024, including models with color screens and updates to design and materials. These devices are lightweight, portable, and ideal for reading digital books, with options tailored for kids, note-taking, and different budgets.
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Amazon Kindles have been sold in the UK for over 15 years.
The 2024 Kindle updates include color screens, thinner and lighter designs, and new colors.
The Signature Edition now uses aluminum backing instead of plastic.
The basic Kindle model has a new flat screen border design similar to the Paperwhite.
There are special Kid versions of these Kindles.
New models will be available for preorder and launch on November 11, 2024.
Older Kindle models may see price reductions after the new versions arrive.
The author tested Kindles over several months to evaluate their features and comfort.
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Australian politicians have raised concerns about their personal safety after an attack on MP Helen Haines. Many MPs have spent their own money to improve security at their homes and offices while security agencies plan to review protection measures.
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Following an attack on MP Helen Haines, federal politicians shared worries about growing threats.
MPs met with Australian Federal Police (AFP) and security agency ASIO for safety briefings.
Many MPs have paid thousands of dollars themselves to add security features like cameras and lights.
Police arrested a man who threatened a Perth MP’s office while carrying nunchucks.
Threats and harassment reports against office holders rose from 951 in 2021 to 1,067 in 2022.
Some MPs feel under-protected, especially backbenchers who receive less security support than ministers.
The government has increased security funding for parliament members over the past years.
No broad government security review is planned yet, but some safety measures will be reassessed.
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The article discusses the role of abortion in the recent U.S. midterm elections. It questions why some Democratic candidates avoid directly addressing abortion, even though it is an important issue for many voters.
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The midterm elections are a significant chance for candidates to respond to voter concerns.
Abortion is a major topic influencing voter decisions in these elections.
Some Democratic candidates do not openly talk about abortion during their campaigns.
The article examines whether these candidates are ready to fully support abortion rights.
It highlights the political challenges around discussing abortion openly in today's U.S. politics.
Voter reactions to abortion-related campaigning could impact election outcomes.
The piece suggests that clear communication on abortion might influence voter trust and support.
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Qatar, Turkiye, Pakistan, and Indonesia signed an agreement to work together more closely on defense projects. The deal includes sharing technology, joint production, and improving supply chains to strengthen their defense industries amid ongoing regional tensions.
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The four countries signed a "Badr" Memorandum of Understanding in Doha on October 21, 2026.
The agreement aims to boost defense manufacturing, training, research, and development.
Turkiye provides advanced technology and expertise, Pakistan and Indonesia offer manufacturing and workforce, and Qatar brings investment and demand.
The partnership plans to create integrated supply chains for defense systems.
Pakistan and Indonesia may produce Turkish weapons locally, reducing costs and creating jobs.
The cooperation builds on existing bilateral agreements among these countries.
The move reflects efforts to reduce dependence on the US for security amid the ongoing US-Israel and Iran conflict.
The agreement is intended to strengthen current alliances rather than replace them.
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Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan criticized recent decisions made by the court’s conservative majority, saying they harm American democracy. She highlighted rulings on redistricting and campaign finance as examples that weaken voting rights and increase political division.
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Elena Kagan is one of three liberal justices on the US Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court has a 6-3 conservative majority.
The court struck down Louisiana’s congressional map, affecting protections from the Voting Rights Act.
It also removed limits on how much political parties can spend on campaigns.
The court ruled in 2019 that federal courts should not stop partisan gerrymandering, where political maps favor one party.
Kagan said these decisions push politicians toward more extreme positions and increase political polarization.
She described voting rights as essential to a healthy democracy.
Kagan noted that many people view the current political system, with large amounts of money in politics, as problematic.
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Pope Leo made his first public appearance one week after lung cancer surgery. He traveled through St. Peter's Square in the Popemobile, a vehicle used to safely carry the pope during public events.
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Pope Leo had lung cancer surgery recently.
This was his first public appearance since the surgery.
The appearance took place in St. Peter's Square.
He used the Popemobile for transportation.
The event occurred about one week after his operation.
The Popemobile is designed to protect the pope during public appearances.
This appearance may show signs of recovery after surgery.
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President Vladimir Putin has agreed in principle to restart three-way talks involving Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. These negotiations are expected to begin after November 10.
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President Putin agreed to resume trilateral talks with the U.S. and Ukraine.
The talks aim to find a resolution to the war in Ukraine.
The agreement came during a meeting with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff.
Putin’s foreign adviser, Yuri Ushakov, announced the decision.
The talks are planned to restart after November 10.
This development follows Russia releasing American prisoner Stephen Hubbard.
The meetings involve leaders from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States.
These discussions are part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.
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With two weeks left before the 2026 midterm elections, Republicans are spending more money on ads in key Senate races than Democrats. The biggest ad spending is focused on states like Ohio, where the contest between Republican Jon Husted and Democrat Sherrod Brown is very close.
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Republicans have reserved $208 million for Senate race ads, which is 41% more than the $147 million Democrats have booked.
In eight of the top 10 expensive Senate races, Republicans are outspending Democrats; Georgia and Kansas are exceptions.
Nearly $2.8 billion has been spent on Senate race ads so far in 2026, with Republicans spending $1.6 billion and Democrats $1.1 billion.
Across House, Senate, and governor races, $11.6 billion is expected to be spent in 2026, higher than 2024's $11.2 billion despite 2024 being a presidential year.
Republicans lead spending in 8 of 10 Senate toss-up races and 25 of 42 key House races.
Democrats are spending more on ads about rising energy and utility bills, with over $191 million dedicated to this issue in 2026 so far.
Ohio has received $74 million in utility-related ads, followed by Michigan ($26 million) and Pennsylvania ($24 million).
Mentions of President Donald Trump in Republican ads have dropped sharply to 1% in October, down from 47% in May.
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President Trump has discussed moving the White House press corps to a different building, which could increase tensions between his administration and news organizations. No final decision has been made, but the idea has been considered several times, including before his first term.
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President Trump and his allies have talked about relocating the White House press corps outside the current building.
This idea has been suggested to address space issues and has been considered since before Trump took office in 2017.
The current White House press briefing room was created during the Nixon administration and replaced a swimming pool.
Last month, Trump shared images suggesting the press briefing room might be turned back into a pool.
Trump’s administration has had ongoing conflicts with news organizations, including attempts to ban some outlets from the White House.
A federal judge ruled that banning certain news outlets likely violated the First Amendment.
The Pentagon has recently changed press access rules, moving reporters to a workspace outside the main building.
White House communications director said all options are open and an announcement will be made when appropriate.
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President Donald Trump spoke at a rally in North Carolina where he downplayed concerns about the economy and high prices. During the same time, Ohio Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy released an attack ad against his Democratic rival, Amy Acton.
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President Trump held a rally in North Carolina.
He minimized the seriousness of current economic issues and rising prices.
In Ohio, Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican candidate for governor, released a controversial ad targeting Democrat Amy Acton.
The news coverage was provided by CBS News reporter Weijia Jiang.
The article also mentions other unrelated news topics but focuses mainly on the rally and the political ad.
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Billionaire investor Ken Griffin said that the current high interest and investment in artificial intelligence (AI) likely creates a financial bubble. He explained that companies are borrowing a lot of money to build data centers and develop AI models, which may not be sustainable.
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Ken Griffin is a billionaire investor and founder of a major investment firm.
He believes the current excitement about AI is causing a financial bubble.
Companies are taking on large amounts of debt to fund AI-related projects.
These projects include building data centers and AI models.
Griffin said big changes in the economy usually happen alongside bubbles.
A bubble means prices and investments grow quickly but may later drop sharply.
Griffin made these remarks publicly on a Tuesday.
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