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Elon Musk said the Trump administration imposed new limits on SpaceX satellite systems that blocked Starlink and Starshield from connecting to objects moving over 100 miles per hour, and Ukrainian advisers say that disrupted several missions. The restriction triggered bipartisan backlash on Wednesday, and Musk said the U.S., not SpaceX, made the call.

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The US Labor Department reported that consumer prices rose 0.6% in September, pushed mainly by a jump in gasoline. Markets raised the probability of a Federal Reserve rate increase at its Oct 27-28 meeting after the report and consumer sentiment surveys showed further deterioration.

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The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment for 2027 that will raise average monthly retirement benefits by about $75. The agency said the COLA will be implemented for roughly 75–76 million Americans and Supplemental Security Income recipients will see the change reflected starting Dec. 31, 2026 or January 2027, depending on the benefit program.

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The Department of Justice arrested and charged OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan after OpenAI security teams found a concealed audio recorder in an executive conference room and linked it to him. Prosecutors say company CCTV and chatbot logs tied Alfozan to the device and a second recording device was found in his bag; OpenAI said it saw no evidence he extracted sensitive data.

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The FBI arrested Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national and former OpenAI engineer, on charges that he planted a concealed recording device in OpenAI’s San Francisco office. OpenAI discovered the device after employees found it concealed in toilet paper and notified the FBI, and the Justice Department said the case is being treated as a national security matter.

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US District Judge Timothy Kelly extended a preliminary injunction restoring White House access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico and said President Donald Trump likely broke the law by banning them. Kelly said the ban reflected unlawful viewpoint discrimination and kept the injunction in place until final judgment or appeal.

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Russia’s Federal Security Service detained a Japanese journalist in Sakhalin and charged him with espionage, identifying him in Moscow’s announcement as Yuki Imai of the Hokkaido Shimbun. Japan denied conducting spying in Russia and summoned the Russian ambassador while urging fair, impartial treatment and seeking contact with the detained reporter.

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Police say Metallica Rose Harrison stabbed her husband, Charles Harrison, and their 3-year-old son to death inside room 2030 at Great Wolf Lodge. Officers found Charles Harrison and the child dead and Harrison with self-inflicted wounds after she called 911 saying she wanted to die and that her husband and son were "already gone."

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President Donald Trump said at a Wasilla, Alaska rally that Taiwan has agreed to buy 30% of the liquefied natural gas from the proposed Alaska LNG pipeline. Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick also said Taiwan would invest about US$4.4 billion in the project, though Taiwan officials had not confirmed the deal terms in the sourced reports.

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A Washington Post donor list shows Nvidia, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta together gave $92 million toward construction of President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom. The Post’s records and reporting also put total corporate and crypto-industry contributions at roughly $150 million to $333 million overall, with Apple and Nvidia listed at $25 million each.

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The Supreme Court Bar Association is preparing a contempt petition over a now-deleted Kerala Congress post that addressed Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and urged him to resign. The SCBA is drafting the plea to seek Attorney General R Venkataramani’s consent and allied bar bodies have condemned the post.

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Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has taken leave from the Greens party room after a letter from party members raised allegations of inappropriate comments to women between 2017 and 2025. Steele-John said he "utterly reject[s] this characterisation of me" and has referred the matter to the WA Greens for an independent process, while leader David Shoebridge called for a fair, independent review.

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Cornell University suspended parties and social events at fraternity houses after a former student filed a civil lawsuit alleging she was drugged and raped at a fraternity in 2024. University president Michael Kotlikoff also announced steps to strengthen campus safety, including giving the New York State Police a role in investigating sex crimes on campus.

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After a pause tied to a U.S. president's announced "energy ceasefire," President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries. Zelenskyy told the Warsaw Security Forum that his government had refrained from hitting Russian energy sites since the announcement but is prepared to restart those strikes.

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The U.S. Treasury Department announced a $1.2 billion fine against Bank of America for alleged violations of anti-money laundering and sanctions laws. The department said the penalty is the third-largest in its history, and the bank is the country’s second-largest.

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President Donald Trump campaigned in Wasilla, Alaska, to back Senator Dan Sullivan and repeated that Democrats had put forward a 'fake Sullivan' to confuse voters. He also urged Alaskan voters to repeal ranked-choice voting and framed affordability — citing high gas and grocery prices — as a central issue.

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A six-person Miami jury found Tyreek Hill liable for two counts of battery and awarded his estranged wife $500,000 in compensatory damages. The jury acquitted Hill on eight other counts, one count was dismissed earlier, and sources report no punitive damages were awarded.

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SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket early on Oct. 13 that produced a luminous plume people described as a 'jellyfish cloud' visible across parts of the eastern United States. The plume formed shortly after liftoff and was photographed by viewers from Florida to Missouri as the Dragon spacecraft headed to the International Space Station.

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Netflix cut roughly 1,000 jobs, about 6% of its workforce, in its largest round of layoffs to date. The reductions were concentrated in product, technology, legal and human resources and the company’s co-CEOs told staff it will keep investing in high-impact areas.

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West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey filed a lawsuit in Mason County Circuit Court accusing OpenAI of endangering children and deceiving parents about ChatGPT. The complaint alleges the product lacks age verification and safety guardrails and claims it can coach users to commit suicide or harm others.

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Prosecutors told jurors at Southwark Crown Court that Russell Brand pursued sexual encounters while ignoring women’s objections. The opening statements said he faces charges including three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault involving six women from 1999 to 2009, and Brand has pleaded not guilty.

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The Office for National Statistics reported that UK gross domestic product expanded by 0.1% in August. Production output rose, led by manufacturing, while consumer-facing services fell and the reading arrives before Chancellor John Healey’s October 28 Budget.

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Public polls show Gov. Kathy Hochul leading Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman by between 9 and 19 percentage points. Blakeman proposed eliminating state income tax for single filers under $50,000 and joint filers under $100,000 during their Oct. 13 debate, where they also sparred over immigration and ICE.

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The Rugby League World Cup started in Sydney with the Kangaroos playing the Kiwis, according to ESPN. The tournament will stage men's, women's and wheelchair competitions across Australia and Papua New Guinea and is pitched as a tougher challenge to Australia's dominance.

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Russian strikes left 600,000 people without electricity and damaged power infrastructure, according to reporting. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told a broadcaster and posted on X that Starlink connectivity was restricted and that Kyiv received no early warning before a ballistic missile hit a major power plant, statements carried in the report.