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After the Sweep, Questions Grow Over the Supreme Court Oldest Justices
The Democratic victory is fuelling questions about the longevity of the Supreme Court two eldest justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.
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Dre Greenlaw Ejected and Suspended as 49ers Survive Seattle to Stay 5-0
Dre Greenlaw has been suspended one game without pay for headbutting an unhelmeted Seahawks player, as the 49ers held on 32-29 to stay unbeaten at 5-0.
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Ella Langley Stands by Tulsa Show Cancellation After False Bomb Threat
Ella Langley has stood by her decision to cancel a sold-out Tulsa concert on 9 October after a false bomb threat, saying fan safety mattered more than the show — even though police found no credible threat and never advised cancelling.
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Rod Stewart Announces ‘The Final Encore’ as His Last-Ever Tour for 2027
Rod Stewart has announced that his 2027 ‘Final Encore’ run will be his last-ever tour, weeks after a heart procedure forced the cancellation of his farewell concerts.
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Charli XCX Closes Out Austin City Limits’ 25th Anniversary Weekend
Charli XCX closes out the 25th anniversary Austin City Limits festival with a headline set at Zilker Park on Sunday night.
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Halloween Across Europe: The Protest Calls Spreading Beyond France
Spanish fact checkers found calls for Halloween protests in 46 cities in at least nine European countries, as France Senate bill and app crackdown widen the dispute beyond French schools.
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Kansas Explains the Midterm: History, Polls and a Race Too Close to Call
Kansas has not elected a Democrat senator since 1932, yet final polls put Adam Hamilton ahead of Roger Marshall, with margins ranging from one to nine points.
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Growth Strong, Inflation Sticky: The Fed Dilemma in Three Numbers
Third quarter growth at 3.4 percent, headline inflation at 3.6 percent and core inflation at 3.1 percent pull the Federal Reserve in opposite directions.
Technology
Elon Musk’s Flying Tesla: The Roadster’s Night of Stunts, and the Fine Print
At a SpaceX rocket test site in Texas on Thursday night, Elon Musk staged the most theatrical product demonstration of his career. A redesigned…
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Contreras, Yelich and the Roster That Gave Milwaukee Its First Title
World Series MVP William Contreras, captain Christian Yelich and manager Pat Murphy led a Brewers roster that finished the postseason 11-2 and won the club first championship in five games.
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Tinashe Announces 18 Stop The Show Must Go On Tour for 2027
Tinashe is taking her Popstar era on the road. The singer announced an 18-stop North American tour, “The Show Must Go On”, on Monday,…
Health
Adult ADHD Tied to Fourfold Higher Dementia Risk in Major New Study
Adults with ADHD faced four times the risk of dementia in a major University of Pittsburgh study of 187,000 people.
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A Dead Star May Be Growing a Second Generation of Planets
Astronomers have found evidence that a white dwarf — the burned-out core of a sun-like star — may be assembling something it has no…
