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Breaking41 Helen Haines in Critical ConditionThe independent MP was struck outside her Wangaratta office and underwent surgery in Melbourne. Breaking42 OpenCode Breach Runs Up AI BillsOpenCode said attackers broke into an older system tied to its hosted Console product and exposed some customers’ AI API keys, with the company saying 1.4% of OpenCode Console users were affected. Breaking43 Tenstorrent Raises $1.5 Billion to Stay IndependentThe AI chip startup was valued at $6.2 billion, up from $2.6 billion in late 2024. Breaking44 France orders curfews after riotsFrance has imposed curfews in parts of Paris and other cities after nationwide rioting, according to the New York Times. Breaking45 OpenAI Bug Case Turns to Flight RiskProsecutors say Abdulrahman Alfozan was close to leaving for Saudi Arabia before his arrest. Breaking46 Lithuania Calls Starlink Fire SabotageOfficials said a fire at a Starlink center in Lithuania was sabotage and caused limited damage. Breaking47 Children Could Still Download Nudify AppsA new report found that US teens could still access “nudify” apps through Apple and Google accounts set up as 13-year-olds, despite parental controls that are supposed to limit what children can download. Breaking48 Threat diverts Vienna-bound AirbusAustrian Airlines said a bomb threat led Flight 82 to land in Sofia, where passengers were evacuated. Breaking49 Pope Leo Returns, Tests Still PendingPope Leo XIV made his first major public appearance since lung cancer surgery, greeting about 15,000 Catholic faithful from a window overlooking St Peter’s Square and saying he would “gradually resume” his activities. Breaking50 Trump Breaks His Silence for NetanyahuThe endorsement lands with Israel’s vote set for 27 October and a tight race expected. Breaking51 California woman indicted in Taiwan spying caseFederal prosecutors have indicted a California woman on charges that she conspired to act as an unregistered agent for China while surveilling a son of Taiwan’s president in the Seattle area. Breaking52 EQT Moves on CleanawayBloomberg reported the deal values Cleanaway Waste Management at about A$9.3 billion. Breaking53 Wainwright Fire Leaves 19 CriticalFour service members were killed and 39 people were taken to hospital after a fast-moving fire tore through Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, according to Canadian military officials and Prime Minister Mark Carney. Breaking54 Anthropic Sets Aside 5% of Its Shares for a Public Benefit FundAnthropic said it will commit 5% of its shares to a new public benefit fund, a move the company says will give it “increased flexibility and scale” to support projects for societal good. Breaking55 Trump Says East Potomac Work StartsThe president said construction would begin on Nov. 15 as a judge pressed the legal status of the plan. Breaking56 Britain Sends Carrier NorthHMS Prince of Wales has left Portsmouth to lead a UK carrier group into the Arctic and North Atlantic, opening the second phase of Operation Firecrest with a deployment the Royal Navy is framing as a test of readiness and NATO coordination in the High North. Breaking57 Carney Says Fire at CFB Wainwright Killed 4 and Injured DozensPrime Minister Mark Carney said a “violent, fast-moving” fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta killed four people and injured dozens, describing it as one of the worst tragedies for Canada’s armed forces in peacetime on Canadian soil. Breaking58 St Petersburg’s oil tanks catch the warRussian officials said an overnight attack killed one person and set fires at two oil sites. Breaking59 Milan Detains 50 After Protest EruptsPolice said 25 people were injured in Milan, including 10 officers, and no one was in red-code condition. Breaking60 Microsoft Walks Away From Essex AI HubThe withdrawal leaves Nscale’s Loughton project without its only publicly named customer.

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