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Waymo Wins Ontario Entry PointOntario approved Waymo for its automated-vehicle pilot, starting with manually driven mapping in Toronto.
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Zelensky Pushes Back at Trump Over Refinery StrikesVolodymyr Zelensky said in Brussels that he was “only standing up for Ukraine’s interests” after Donald Trump denounced Kyiv’s renewed strikes on Russian oil refineries as a “disgrace” and complained that the Ukrainian president was harder to deal with than Vladimir Putin.
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Uzbekistan Signs, Then Promises MoreTashkent signed $4.7bn in energy deals as it also sketched plans for two more nuclear plants.
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Bus hits freight train at EurotunnelFrench authorities said 19 people were injured at the Eurotunnel site in Pas-de-Calais.
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Teen jailed over Foxtrot murder plotJohannes Natland, 19, was given 20 years' detention after a UK murder conspiracy conviction.
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Warsh Keeps His Powder Dry on RatesAfter lifting rates to about 3.9% in September, the Fed chair declined to map October or December.
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Bend school shooter was 16, police sayA 16-year-old Bend resident opened fire at an elementary school in Oregon, killing three children and a teacher before a community member pursued and shot him dead, according to police accounts reported by The Independent.
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Britain weighs BBC fee for streamersMinisters are considering extending the £180 BBC licence fee to online streaming services.
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Gunfire at Oregon school leaves injuredPolice said the shooter was dead and at least two people, including children, were taken to hospital.
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Volvo widens its automated-driving Nvidia betThe carmaker plans to standardise more of its future vehicle stack on Nvidia systems.
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Thames Water asks creditors for £2.4bnThe company says it could run out of cash by the end of 2026 or the start of 2027.
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FTC Seeks OpenAI and Anthropic Records in AI Safety ProbeThe U.S. Federal Trade Commission has issued civil subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic seeking records on safety incidents, protective measures, privacy policies and marketing materials, according to an Axios report cited by The Independent. The requests reportedly run to more than 50 pages each.
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School Roof Gives Way in PeshawarAt least 17 children and a teacher were killed when the roof of a private school collapsed in Peshawar, officials said, with several more children still trapped as rescuers worked through the rubble.
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China and North Korea Open Delayed BridgeChina and North Korea have opened a new four-lane road bridge across the Yalu River, finally putting into use a crossing completed in 2014 and left idle for years.
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Powder Letters Hit Election OfficesThe FBI and U.S. Postal Service are investigating suspicious mailings sent to election offices in Ohio, Louisiana and Oklahoma, with white powder reported in at least some of the envelopes just weeks before those offices are set to oversee the midterm elections.
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Eight states take OpenAI to courtEight U.S. states have sued OpenAI, accusing the company of misleading parents about ChatGPT’s safety and of exposing children to harmful conduct through a product designed to feel trustworthy. The cases were filed separately in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho and Montana, according to NBC News.
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Zelensky says Trump’s Russian diesel move feels like a betrayalVolodymyr Zelensky has accused Donald Trump of betraying Ukraine by easing sanctions on Russian diesel, saying the decision handed Vladimir Putin an easy win while the war grinds on.
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OpenAI’s London Pay Packet Gets LoudCompany accounts show 110 UK staff shared £255 million in salary and shares in 2025.
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Netflix Drops 1,000 Staff to Chase GrowthThe streamer said the cuts hit HR, legal, product and tech, about 6% of its workforce.
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Legal aid hack reached back to 1978A justice minister said stolen Legal Aid Agency data includes records from before 2007.
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Zelensky Pushes Back at Trump Over Refinery StrikesVolodymyr Zelensky said in Brussels that he was “only standing up for Ukraine’s interests” after Donald Trump denounced Kyiv’s renewed strikes on Russian oil refineries as a “disgrace” and complained that the Ukrainian president was harder to deal with than Vladimir Putin.
Breaking83
Uzbekistan Signs, Then Promises MoreTashkent signed $4.7bn in energy deals as it also sketched plans for two more nuclear plants.
Breaking84
Bus hits freight train at EurotunnelFrench authorities said 19 people were injured at the Eurotunnel site in Pas-de-Calais.
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Teen jailed over Foxtrot murder plotJohannes Natland, 19, was given 20 years' detention after a UK murder conspiracy conviction.
Breaking86
Warsh Keeps His Powder Dry on RatesAfter lifting rates to about 3.9% in September, the Fed chair declined to map October or December.
Breaking87
Bend school shooter was 16, police sayA 16-year-old Bend resident opened fire at an elementary school in Oregon, killing three children and a teacher before a community member pursued and shot him dead, according to police accounts reported by The Independent.
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Britain weighs BBC fee for streamersMinisters are considering extending the £180 BBC licence fee to online streaming services.
Breaking89
Gunfire at Oregon school leaves injuredPolice said the shooter was dead and at least two people, including children, were taken to hospital.
Breaking90
Volvo widens its automated-driving Nvidia betThe carmaker plans to standardise more of its future vehicle stack on Nvidia systems.
Breaking91
Thames Water asks creditors for £2.4bnThe company says it could run out of cash by the end of 2026 or the start of 2027.
Breaking92
FTC Seeks OpenAI and Anthropic Records in AI Safety ProbeThe U.S. Federal Trade Commission has issued civil subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic seeking records on safety incidents, protective measures, privacy policies and marketing materials, according to an Axios report cited by The Independent. The requests reportedly run to more than 50 pages each.
Breaking93
School Roof Gives Way in PeshawarAt least 17 children and a teacher were killed when the roof of a private school collapsed in Peshawar, officials said, with several more children still trapped as rescuers worked through the rubble.
Breaking94
China and North Korea Open Delayed BridgeChina and North Korea have opened a new four-lane road bridge across the Yalu River, finally putting into use a crossing completed in 2014 and left idle for years.
Breaking95
Powder Letters Hit Election OfficesThe FBI and U.S. Postal Service are investigating suspicious mailings sent to election offices in Ohio, Louisiana and Oklahoma, with white powder reported in at least some of the envelopes just weeks before those offices are set to oversee the midterm elections.
Breaking96
Eight states take OpenAI to courtEight U.S. states have sued OpenAI, accusing the company of misleading parents about ChatGPT’s safety and of exposing children to harmful conduct through a product designed to feel trustworthy. The cases were filed separately in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho and Montana, according to NBC News.
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Zelensky says Trump’s Russian diesel move feels like a betrayalVolodymyr Zelensky has accused Donald Trump of betraying Ukraine by easing sanctions on Russian diesel, saying the decision handed Vladimir Putin an easy win while the war grinds on.
Breaking98
OpenAI’s London Pay Packet Gets LoudCompany accounts show 110 UK staff shared £255 million in salary and shares in 2025.
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Netflix Drops 1,000 Staff to Chase GrowthThe streamer said the cuts hit HR, legal, product and tech, about 6% of its workforce.
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Legal aid hack reached back to 1978A justice minister said stolen Legal Aid Agency data includes records from before 2007.