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Bird flu kills US resident after dairy cow exposure, marking nation’s third death

  • Yakima County reported a third human case of bird flu.
  • A resident with underlying conditions died after dairy cattle exposure.
  • Officials say public risk remains low.

A Yakima County, Washington, resident has died after contracting H5N1 bird flu through exposure to infected dairy cattle, making this the third reported human death from the virus in the United States. The case is rare, and health officials say the risk to the general public remains low.…

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South Carolina shrimpers weigh costs, vote in crucial US midterms

  • Shrimpers cite rising costs and NOAA cuts as election concerns.
  • Fuel prices are a major pressure on South Carolina fishing.
  • Coastal voters hold differing views on the midterms.

South Carolina shrimpers are weighing economic pressures and concerns about ocean and weather monitoring as they vote in the US midterm elections. Their experiences highlight how national decisions on fuel costs, imported seafood and NOAA funding can affect coastal livelihoods, even though shrimpers are a small part of…

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Iran says US ceasefire proposal ‘insufficient’ as strikes are reported on Qeshm Island

  • Iran called the US ceasefire offer insufficient.
  • Strikes were reported on strategic Qeshm Island.
  • Tehran says seven conditions must be met to reopen Hormuz.

Iran said a US ceasefire proposal was insufficient, casting doubt on last-minute efforts to prevent renewed fighting. The negotiations unfolded after US air strikes were reported on Qeshm Island, raising tensions around the strategically important Strait of Hormuz. Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei said the US must explicitly…

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Another child dies of measles as CDC reportedly holds up health alert

  • A child’s death is New York’s first measles-related fatality in over 30 years.
  • Seven measles-linked deaths have been reported in the US this year.
  • CDC scientists’ planned pregnancy-risk alert was reportedly blocked.

A child in New York has died of measles, the state’s first reported measles-related death in more than 30 years. The death is the seventh linked to measles in the US this year, amid falling vaccination rates and growing outbreaks; Governor Kathy Hochul blamed federal policies and Health…

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Xbox unveils alligator-shaped console in apparent GTA 6 promotion

  • Xbox made a one-off alligator-shaped Series X called the Xbite.
  • The promotion appears to evoke GTA 6 but does not mention it.
  • The US giveaway closes on 10 November 2026.

Xbox has unveiled the Xbite, a one-off Xbox Series X console shaped like an alligator, in a promotion that appears to nod to Grand Theft Auto 6 without naming the game. The unusual giveaway offers Microsoft a playful way to draw attention to the console while Sony has…

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Haley Stevens votes in Michigan amid backlash over Mike Rogers endorsement

  • Stevens defended her vote for Republican Mike Rogers.
  • She supported Democrats in other races but not Abdul El-Sayed.
  • Rogers criticised Democrats’ attacks on her.

Democratic Representative Haley Stevens stood by her decision to vote for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers in Michigan, despite criticism from fellow Democrats. She said she had no regrets about splitting her ticket and expected Democrats to win control of the House. Stevens said she voted for Democrats…

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The DSA’s Coming-Out Party

  • DSA-aligned politicians may gain influence in Congress.
  • A narrow Democratic majority could give the bloc leverage.
  • The article compares its prospects with the Tea Party’s rise.

The article examines the growing influence of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and like-minded politicians in US politics, arguing that their significance extends beyond the number of elected members who formally belong to the group. With more DSA-aligned candidates expected to enter Congress, the author says the bloc…

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Glam sports reporter who proposed to Tom Brady at Super Bowl event is arrested by ICE over fraud charges

  • Inés Gómez Mont was reportedly arrested by ICE in Miami.
  • She and her husband face allegations linked to a $160 million fraud scheme.
  • Mont has denied the allegations and remains in US custody.

Mexican journalist and television presenter Inés Gómez Mont was reportedly arrested by US immigration agents in Miami on Friday over fraud allegations. The case concerns an alleged $160 million scheme involving Mexican government funds, and Mont remains in US custody while immigration proceedings and any formal extradition process…

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Indie Film Fund Archetype Media Finance Launches With Nicolas Cage & Lucy Hale Films Among First Projects

  • Archetype launches with $150 million in commitments.
  • It plans to finance up to 30 films over five years.
  • Cage, Hale and Rockwell projects are among its first investments.

Archetype Media Finance, a new Los Angeles-based film financier, has launched with $150 million in capital commitments to support independent films. The venture plans to invest in films budgeted between $5 million and $25 million, aiming to offer producers a single financing partner in a market where funding…

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Badenoch threatens review of migrants’ settled status over contribution test

  • Badenoch says some migrants’ settled status could be reviewed.
  • Nearly 300,000 care workers are exempt from Labour’s delay.
  • The Conservatives have not defined “net contribution”.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says a future Conservative government would review and potentially cancel indefinite leave to remain for migrants who fail to make a “net contribution” to the UK. She criticised Labour’s changes to its settlement plans, arguing that permanent status should not guarantee access to benefits.…

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