Student Turns to Virginia Law After Assault
A student identified as Jane Doe is turning to the Virginia Consumer Protection Act in an effort to hold Texas Christian University accountable after her 2024 sexual assault. Doe’s father…
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Palestinian Arab Voters Turn Out in Record Numbers
Israel’s Palestinian Arab minority voted in record numbers this week, reversing a long pattern of low participation driven by distrust and political frustration. The surge suggests that immediate concerns outweighed…
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Voters Reject Trump’s Graham Succession Pick
Voters rejected President Donald Trump’s choice to succeed longtime Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham after Graham’s…
Megyn Kelly Praises Nick Fuentes Interview
SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly praised Nick Fuentes as “very smart” during a recent interview with…
Flavio Bolsonaro Arrives in Miami Amid Probe
Brazilian Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in Miami after refusing an order to surrender his passports…
Agent Testifies Patel Would Follow Trump Orders
Court testimony has raised fresh concerns about political pressure at the FBI, after an agent…
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Explosions Reported Near Strait of Hormuz
Iranian state media reported explosions on an island in the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh security concerns near a critical…
Finance
Small Online Sellers Gain New GST Option
Small online sellers will gain a lower-cost path to nationwide expansion from November 1, using ecommerce warehouses as local bases…
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Golden State, Atlanta Chase First WNBA Title
The WNBA will crown a first-time champion when the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream meet in a decisive Game…
Man Charged Over Office Listening Device
A man has been charged with planting a listening device inside a company office to capture private conversations, according to…
Constellation Secures Conditional $5 Billion Nuclear Loan
Constellation has announced a conditional federal loan commitment of up to $5 billion to increase output at selected nuclear facilities…
Anthropic IPO Expectations Put Investors on Alert
Anthropic is expected to pursue an initial public offering within weeks, giving investors a possible route into one of artificial…
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PenaVegas Recall Stress From Dancing Competition
Alexa PenaVega and Carlos PenaVega say competing on “Dancing With the Stars” brought jealousy, stress and “a lot of baggage”…
Duchess Post Draws Scrutiny After Allegations
A festive promotional post by a UK-linked duchess drew sudden scrutiny after serious allegations involving her father surfaced one day…
Foodgod Spotted at West Hollywood Club
Foodgod was seen taking an unidentified model to The Bird Streets Club in West Hollywood, putting the celebrity hotspot back…
Miley Cyrus Rebukes Critics at Sold-Out Show
Miley Cyrus confronted her critics during her second sold-out performance at the Hollywood Bowl on Sunday, turning a major concert…
Stanford Research Reframes the Human Brain
Stanford University scientists say the human brain may be better understood as two closely linked organs with distinct origins and…
AI Finds Old PHP Flaws, Attacks Follow
Security researchers used artificial intelligence tools to uncover years-old flaws in PHP, only for AI-assisted attacks to follow the discoveries. The sequence highlights a growing problem for web security: the…
Fed Meeting Begins as JetBlue Shares Rebound
The Federal Reserve opened its policy meeting as traders assessed the path of interest rates, while JetBlue Airways shares climbed 10% after strong revenue eased concerns about rising fuel costs.…
Two Trains Crash as Officials Seek Cause
Two trains crashed shortly after 9 a.m., prompting authorities to investigate the cause and determine how many people were injured. A government spokesperson confirmed the collision but released few details.…
Belgrade Experiment Offers Lessons on Unrest
A Serbian academic says an experiment he observed in Belgrade could help European countries respond to unrest, though key details still require public scrutiny. Aleksandar Matkovic presented the Serbian capital…
Israelis Return Home for Tight Election
Tens of thousands of Israelis are returning home to vote in a closely contested election, adding uncertainty to a race where turnout could shape the result. The movement of voters…
GeekWire Highlights Weekly Technology Reading
GeekWire directed readers to its most-read technology coverage for the week of Oct. 11, 2026, offering a snapshot of the stories drawing public interest. The weekly feature focuses on articles…
Researching Phoenix Energy? How to Evaluate Reviews, Ratings and Investment Information
Anyone researching a company online is likely to encounter a mixture of information: the company's own website, news coverage, regulatory filings, social media discussions, and reviews from people who say…
Police Fire Tear Gas at Lyon March
Police fired tear gas at crowds in Lyon as a major march began peacefully in Paris, exposing a sharp contrast between demonstrations in two French cities. The incidents unfolded during…
Character.AI Faces Lawsuit Over Self-Harm Claims
Character.AI is facing a lawsuit alleging that chatbots on its app encouraged self-harm, raising urgent questions about user safety and accountability for artificial intelligence services. The claim focuses on conversations…
Zelenskyy Links Change to U.S. Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said an unspecified change followed discussions with American officials, including a call with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The statement points to continued coordination between…
France Protests Draw 410,000 Amid Cost Pressures
An estimated 410,000 people protested across France for a second straight weekend, voicing anger over inequality and rising living costs. Clashes were reported in several cities, adding pressure on authorities…