DNA evidence has linked serial killer Ted Bundy to an unsolved murder in Utah. The report does not identify the victim, describe the evidence, or provide further details about the case.
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DNA evidence connected Ted Bundy to an unsolved Utah murder.
The article identifies Bundy as a serial killer.
The case had remained unsolved.
The article provides no victim name or date of the murder.
The report does not explain what DNA evidence investigators used.
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Chancellor John Healey announced a £100 payment for 20 million households in council tax bands A to D as part of a package to reduce energy costs. He said the government would fund the measures through higher taxes on banks, landlords and savers while maintaining its deficit-reduction plans.
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The £100 payment for eligible households is expected to cost £2.6 billion.
The government will extend a VAT cut on electricity bills until next July.
Healey cancelled planned fuel duty increases and said some energy levies would move to general taxation.
The gas standing charge is set to be abolished, potentially next year; the article says the change is expected to reduce bills for 60% of households, with heavier users covering the cost.
The government will double the additional levy on bank profits from 3% to 6% for 15 months starting in January.
The article reports a 2-percentage-point tax increase for landlords and savers.
The Office for Budget Responsibility lowered its growth forecast for next year to 1%, from 1.6% in the spring.
Healey said the government would keep its fiscal rule to balance current spending with tax receipts by 2029–30, with £15 billion of headroom.
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. drew criticism after saying at a Michigan campaign event that Arabs do not produce science or literature and do not win major awards. The Associated Press reported that Arabs have won or been shortlisted for the awards he named, while several groups and Democratic Representative Hillary Scholten condemned his remarks.
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Kennedy made the comments at a Monday night event in Grand Rapids supporting Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
Kennedy said Arabs do not win the Nobel, Fields or Wolf prizes and do not produce literature.
An Associated Press fact-check said Arabs have won or been shortlisted for all the awards Kennedy named.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations and Protect Our Care condemned Kennedy’s remarks.
Scholten said Kennedy should serve all Americans and called his claims demonstrably false.
Kennedy made the remarks while criticizing the Muslim Brotherhood and amid attacks by Trump administration officials on Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
El-Sayed has repeatedly denied ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and disavowed the group at a Michigan town hall.
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The article reports new evidence in the 2011 murder case involving Michelle Parker and Dale Smith Jr., her former fiancée. CBS News correspondent Cristian Benavides reports on the developments, but the article provides no details about the evidence.
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Michelle Parker was murdered in 2011.
Dale Smith Jr., Parker’s former fiancée, is identified in the article as responsible for her murder.
The report says new evidence has emerged in the case.
Cristian Benavides reports for CBS News.
The article does not describe the new evidence.
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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds contacted Poundland’s owner, Gordon Brothers, for information as the retailer faces possible administration. Gordon Brothers rejected a bid from Martin Property Group, while sources say it may instead break up the chain and sell stores and stock. Poundland employs about 12,000 people, and suppliers have reportedly begun holding back deliveries.
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Gordon Brothers bought Poundland, which has about 600 stores, for £1 last summer.
Poundland also includes the 50-store Dealz chain in Ireland.
Martin Property Group made the only bid to acquire the group as a solvent business, but Gordon Brothers rejected it.
The bid was reportedly worth more than £15 million, with only part of the sum payable upfront; Gordon Brothers had taken on £30 million in debt with Poundland.
Sources said Gordon Brothers could appoint AlixPartners as administrator, potentially as early as Wednesday.
Three independent directors appointed to oversee a sale have resigned amid concerns about the move toward insolvency.
Poundland chief executive Barry Williams told staff that rejecting the Martin Property Group bid was “unexpected, unwanted and wholly avoidable.”
The government said the process was commercial and that the decision rests with Poundland’s owners.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he approves of Flávio Bolsonaro coming to the United States. Trump made the remarks after Bolsonaro lost a runoff election to incumbent Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva earlier in the week.
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Trump said, “I would approve,” when asked about Flávio Bolsonaro entering the United States.
Trump called Bolsonaro and others “fine people.”
Trump spoke to reporters outside Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews.
Flávio Bolsonaro had lost a runoff election earlier that week.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was the incumbent Brazilian president in the runoff.
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Barack Obama is visiting Atlanta on Wednesday, less than a week before Election Day, to support Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms and incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff. The article’s headline also says Donald Trump is campaigning for the midterms and Sen. Lisa Murkowski is backing a Democratic candidate in Alaska’s governor’s race.
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Obama is scheduled to visit Atlanta on Wednesday.
The visit comes less than a week before Election Day.
Obama is campaigning for Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Democratic candidate for Georgia governor.
Obama is also campaigning for incumbent Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.
The headline says Trump is campaigning in the midterm elections.
The headline says Sen. Lisa Murkowski is backing a Democratic candidate in Alaska’s governor’s race.
Obama gave a speech several days before the Atlanta visit.
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Chancellor John Healey began delivering his first Budget in Parliament on Wednesday. He said it was aimed at working people and businesses and was built on fiscal discipline to give Britain “breathing space.”
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John Healey began delivering his first Budget.
Healey spoke in Parliament on Wednesday.
He described the Budget as being for working people in Britain.
He said the Budget was also for British businesses, large and small.
Healey said the Budget was built on fiscal discipline.
He said the Budget would give Britain “breathing space.”
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A federal judge will rule on a Department of Justice lawsuit seeking to require California to separate mail ballots linked to suspected noncitizens. California officials say the lawsuit is a political stunt aimed at casting doubt on the state’s election process. Former Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar discussed the case with CBS News.
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The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit concerning California mail ballots.
The lawsuit seeks to compel California to separate ballots associated with suspected noncitizens.
A federal judge is expected to rule on the lawsuit.
California officials have denounced the lawsuit as a political stunt.
Officials in California say the suit is intended to cast doubt on the state’s election process.
Former Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar commented on the case in a CBS News segment.
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President Donald Trump rallied in Texas for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton. In Michigan, Republican candidate Mike Rogers criticized his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, and repeated claims linking El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Trump campaigned for Ken Paxton in Texas.
Paxton is a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate.
Mike Rogers is a Republican Senate candidate in Michigan.
Rogers criticized his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed.
Rogers repeated claims about El-Sayed and the Muslim Brotherhood.
CBS News reporters Olivia Rinaldi and Aaron Navarro reported on the campaigns.
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Votes are still being counted in Israel’s election, and no official winner has been declared. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot are the leading candidates, but neither is expected to win a majority, according to the report.
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Vote counting in Israel’s election is ongoing.
Israeli authorities have not announced an official winner.
Benjamin Netanyahu is one of the leading candidates.
Gadi Eisenkot is another leading candidate.
The report says neither candidate is likely to secure a majority.
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Israel’s election vote count is still underway, and no clear winner has emerged. CBS News correspondent Dov Lieber reports on the unclear results and what may happen next.
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The election took place in Israel.
Vote counting is still underway.
No clear winner has emerged from the results reported so far.
CBS News correspondent Dov Lieber reports on the election.
The report is presented as a video lasting 2 minutes and 47 seconds.
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The article examines Canada’s Building Canada Strong Act, Bill C-39, introduced on September 21 by Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon. It says the bill would speed up approvals for major projects, shift some review powers to federal agencies responsible for promoting those sectors, and expand government authority over labour disputes, while reducing environmental and Indigenous protections.
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Bill C-39 is a 250-page omnibus bill introduced by Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon on September 21.
The bill would allow federal ministers to designate regions as being of national interest, extending an existing fast-track system for projects.
The bill shifts review or approval roles for energy and nuclear projects to the Canada Energy Regulator and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.
Under the amended framework described in the article, most pipelines would no longer require federal cabinet approval; an exception applies to projects needing more than 300 kilometres of new right of way.
The bill would add authority to end legal strikes to the Canada Labour Code.
The article says the bill sets a one-year timeline for decisions on projects and requires Indigenous communities to assess cumulative impacts early in the process.
The article reports that oil and gas companies had lobbied for faster project reviews and that 14 company leaders publicly called for changes to climate policies in March.
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The Samueli family is investing $5 billion to redevelop 110 acres around Anaheim’s Honda Center into OCVIBE, a mixed-use district planned to include housing, restaurants, hotels, offices, open space and entertainment venues. The project is part of a broader trend: Visit Anaheim estimates that $262 billion is being invested in 107 sports-anchored mixed-use developments that are open, under construction or planned.
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The Honda Center opened in 1993 and has long been surrounded by surface parking lots and industrial facilities.
The Samueli family bought the Anaheim Ducks in 2005 and began planning for the area’s redevelopment; the land-purchase process with the City of Anaheim began in November 2018.
OCVIBE will cover 110 acres around the Honda Center, with plans to replace 62 acres of surface parking with parking structures for 11,000 vehicles.
Plans call for 2,000 residential units, 36 restaurants, six bars, 168,000 square feet of office space, two hotels and 20 acres of open space.
The project will add a 5,000-seat concert hall alongside the 17,000-seat Honda Center.
Visit Anaheim says Disneyland draws 26.5 million visitors annually, who spend $6.8 billion per year in the city.
Visit Anaheim president Mike Waterman estimates that getting domestic visitors to stay one extra night could generate close to $1 billion in additional hotel occupancy revenue for Anaheim.
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The article says Arab-American voters are shifting toward Democrats. It attributes nearly all of that shift to what it describes as Republicans’ overt hostility and MAGA attacks.
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The headline says Arab-American voters are defecting to Democrats.
The article describes Arab-American voters’ shift to the left as undeniable.
The article attributes almost all of the shift to Republicans’ overt hostility.
The headline links voters’ change in party support to MAGA attacks.
The provided text gives no figures or examples to measure the shift.
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The article’s title says John Healey paid homage to his predecessor, Rachel Reeves. The page provides no further details about the remarks; it directs readers to live coverage of the Autumn Budget and says the video cannot be played.
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The article is titled “John Healey pays homage to predecessor Rachel Reeves.”
The page lists the article under Politics.
The page says it was published one minute ago.
The page directs readers to live coverage of the Autumn Budget.
The embedded video could not be played on the page.
The page lists HM Treasury, John Healey, the UK economy, UK taxes and Rachel Reeves as related topics.
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President Donald Trump campaigned in Texas on Tuesday for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton. At the rally, Trump criticized Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
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Trump visited Texas for the third time this month.
Trump campaigned for Ken Paxton, a Republican Senate candidate.
Trump criticized James Talarico, the Democratic Senate candidate.
The rally took place Tuesday.
CBS News reporters Wiejia Jiang and Major Garrett covered the rally.
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Tens of thousands of people have crossed from Ethiopia into Kenya to escape fighting between regional forces in Moyale. Many arrivals face hunger and limited medical care, while cuts to humanitarian aid threaten relief efforts.
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Tens of thousands of people have crossed into Kenya from Ethiopia.
The people are fleeing fighting in Moyale, Ethiopia.
The fighting involves regional forces.
Many arrivals face hunger.
Medical care is limited for people who arrive.
Cuts to humanitarian aid threaten relief efforts.
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