Box office roundup: Street Fighter leads, You Can See Everything dazzles
Street Fighter leads the weekend, but an A24 documentary steals the spotlight with record numbers.
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Unsealed documents hint at helper and lost knife in O.J. Simpson case
Court files unveiled after 30 years show a mafia‑linked informant may have helped O.J. Simpson hide the murder knife, reshaping the infamous…
North Carolina A&T students demand early voting locations in Greensboro
Students at North Carolina A&T marched on Oct. 18, 2026, voicing frustration over the lack of early voting sites in Greensboro and…
Advocates urge platforms to follow Meta’s teen safety rules
Parents and advocates push TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat to match Meta’s new child‑safety standards after a massive settlement.
Why every US high school should teach CPR before graduation
When two Michigan teens used CPR to revive their teacher, they showed how class‑room training could turn every graduate into a lifesaver.
Two killed, 11 wounded after truck drives onto Wichita soccer field
Truck rams Wichita soccer field, leaving 2 dead and 11 injured as community mourns.
Miami’s 27th district sees split over Trump, Biden immigration policies
Domino Park’s arrest revives immigration worries, pulling the 27th district into a partisan tug‑of‑war.
University of Washington Political Science contact details – phone, fax, email
Get the full mailing address, phone, fax, and email for UW's Political Science department, plus links to alumni news and privacy terms.
CDC updates bird flu reporting as human cases reach 72 in U.S.
CDC streamlines bird flu reporting as U.S. cases climb to 72 with new data rules.
France sees 1,200 arrests as riots ignite town halls and shops
France’s streets erupted as school and cost‑of‑living protests turned violent, sparking fires, looting and over a thousand arrests.
Settlers assault EU delegation during West Bank olive harvest
Masked settlers pounced on a European diplomatic convoy in Taybeh, igniting an international outcry and new calls for accountability.
How central-bank actions shape equities and currencies today
Monetary policy is the unseen lever that nudges stock prices, bond yields and currency values across the globe.
What the New York Times Mobile App Offers Subscribers
Uncover the full range of news, audio, video and game features inside the New York Times app, plus how its subscriptions and…
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Stamps stay alive, await Lions-Blue Bombers result
A 32-13 victory gives Calgary a lifeline, but the Stamps must hope the Lions upset the Blue Bombers to reach the postseason.
Foreign investors uneasy about Japan’s property nationality rule
Japan has introduced a rule that obliges every property purchaser to reveal their nationality, sparking concerns that the measure could dampen foreign…
Cities see shop break-ins and fires amid cost-of-living protests
French shoppers watch in shock as looters smash stores from luxury boutiques to bakeries amid rising living costs.
Mexican judge sentences three to 158 years for killing tourists
Three men receive over a century and a half behind bars for a brutal surf‑trip killing in Mexico.
Nationwide protests push for early ballots before the November vote
On Saturday, activists from the No Kings network flooded cities across the United States, urging voters to cast ballots early before the…
France sees dozens of arrests as protests turn violent across major cities
Mass protests in France devolve into arson and clashes, prompting thousands of arrests as the nation heads toward a turbulent election.
Shutdown risk offers Democrats new lever against Iran conflict
Democrats plot a shutdown gamble to choke funding for the Iran war as Congress nears a critical deadline.
GOP’s $400 million war chest vs Democratic fundraising gap
Republican super‑PACs hold a historic cash lead, threatening Democratic chances in the November 3 midterms.
Bend, Oregon school shooting sparks youth-vote debate
A teenage shooter, a heroic bystander, and a generation divided over gun policy after a tragic Oregon school attack.
Courts rule Trump voter data suits lack factual basis
Courts repeatedly slam Trump’s voter data claims as baseless, leaving the former president’s legal push dead on arrival.