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Tracking Arnab: How Forecasters Follow a Cyclone From Depression to Landfall
Forecasters track Cyclone Arnab through satellite, radar and model guidance, updating bulletins several times a day as the storm moves toward landfall on Octobe
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Oil up, chips down: a split market day that explained the whole year
United States equities closed mixed on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average edging higher while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell as crude…
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Parliaments under pressure: Europe’s housing anger moves from street to chamber
Across Europe, housing costs, security worries and economic strain are converging into a turbulent parliamentary season, with protests outside legislatures increasingly shaping the business…
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Home after nearly eight months: a carrier’s return and the human cost of long deployments
The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to its home port of San Diego, ending a deployment that began in November 2025 and…
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When an airport becomes a front line: Riyadh, the Houthis and the new risks to Gulf travel
Saudi civil aviation authorities say Houthi strikes on Riyadh airport killed three people and injured several others, damaging an aircraft and forcing cancellations days…
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Vienna: A Short History of the World’s Espionage Capital
When Austria expelled four Russian diplomats this week, it was acting in a tradition as old as the Cold War.
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Forming a government in public: coalition arithmetic, televised talks and the snap-election threat
Romania’s government-formation negotiations have dominated domestic television debate, with party conditions, rival scenarios and even the prospect of snap elections argued nightly in public.…
Business
Regional Banks Are Having a Moment: KeyCorp’s 4.5% Jump Leads the Pack
KeyCorp shares jumped 4.5 percent on Tuesday on a strong third quarter, leading a regional-bank rally that is quietly becoming one of earnings season’s…
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Pentagon Wants $50 Billion to Build Autonomous Weapons by the Million
Pentagon Wants $50 Billion to Build Autonomous Weapons by the Million The Pentagon wants roughly 50 billion dollars to take its stockpile of autonomous…
Sports
Rasmussen Gets Game 1: The Ex-Brewer Starts the World Series Against His Old Club
Drew Rasmussen will start Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night, and he will do it in the ballpark that traded him…
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Netflix’s ‘TYSON’ Arrives Today: Four-Part Docuseries Revisits the Boxing Legend
Netflix's four-part TYSON docuseries, directed by Floyd Russ, traces Mike Tyson's rise, collapse and reinvention — premiering Tuesday.
Health
Kenya’s Ebola Tally Reaches Three: What the Latest Case Tells Us About Containment
Kenya’s Ebola outbreak has grown to three confirmed cases, with a 65-year-old woman testing positive after more than a week in quarantine — and…
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Chirality and control: Kagan, Soai and a Chemistry Nobel about handedness
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai for discovering non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic…
