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  1. SportsBasketball

    Universitario vs Belgrano in Copa Libertadores Femenina

    Universitario de Deportes faces Belgrano in the final match of Group B in the Copa Libertadores Femenina 2026. The 'Lionesses' aim to bid farewell to the tournament with a victory after being eliminated, while Belgrano still has hopes of qualifying for the quarter-finals. The match takes place on Wednesday, October 21, at the Rodrigo Paz Delgado Stadium in Quito, Ecuador, starting at 7:00 PM (Peruvian time). It will be broadcast live on Pluto TV and YouTube.
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  2. PoliticsLocal GovInvestigationResignationMiddle East

    Menteri Besar Perlis Suspended from BERSATU for Two Election Cycles

    Menteri Besar of Perlis, Abu Bakar Hamzah, has been suspended from BERSATU for two election cycles effective October 13. The suspension was confirmed by BERSATU Perlis Chairman, Izizam Ibrahim, who stated that a letter regarding this action was issued last week. The letter, dated October 14, 2026, signed by BERSATU's Disciplinary Board Chairman, Datuk Mohd Radzi Manan, informed Abu Bakar's suspension under Section 22.5 of BERSATU's constitution for violating Section 9.1.4 of the party's constitution and its Code of Ethics and Conduct for Members. Abu Bakar has been removed from all his party positions and barred from making any statements on behalf of BERSATU during the suspension period. He has 14 days to appeal to the party's Appeal Board.
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  4. PoliticsLocal GovElectionsMiddle East

    Mike Rogers Exposes Abdul El-Sayed's Ties to Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas

    Mike Rogers, running for Michigan's Senate seat, has been publicly accusing Abdul El-Sayed of having ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, calling it a risk to national security. El-Sayed has been accused of lying about his citizenship, relationships with the Muslim Brotherhood, and his professional credentials. Rogers' campaign has released ads and held events to highlight these allegations, with Rogers stating that El-Sayed's connections to these organizations make him a threat to America.
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  7. PoliticsMiddle East

    Russia Bolsters Air Defense Around 'Alabuga' Drone Production Site

    Satellite imagery reveals Russia has significantly increased air defense positions around the 'Alabuga' special economic zone in Tatarstan, where 'Shahed' drones are manufactured. The site now has 33 air defense positions, including new concrete towers, platforms for 'Pantsir', 'Tor', and other AD systems, large-caliber anti-aircraft guns, and anti-drone nets. This reinforcement makes 'Alabuga' one of the most protected objects in Russia, comparable to Putin's residence in Valdai. Additionally, underground workshops are being constructed to expand drone production capacity.
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  8. SocietyAfricaBudgetUnions

    California State Workers' Strike: Over 100,000 Employees Demand Better Wages and Working Conditions

    Over 100,000 California state workers went on a 24-hour strike on October 21, demanding better wages, improved healthcare, and remote work options. The strike affected various agencies, including the DMV, EDD, and state parks, causing potential service disruptions and delays. Workers warned that those with pending transactions should be prepared for impacts.
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  9. PoliticsConstitutionIndictmentProtestMiddle EastNorth America

    Iran Stalls Talks, Threatens Action Amid Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz

    Iran is stalling talks with the U.S. to undermine President Trump's political position ahead of congressional elections, while tensions persist over control of the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials and military leaders have warned of retaliation for any new attacks and emphasized their resolve to defend the country's interests. Meanwhile, the death toll from a Houthi attack in Yemen has risen to 73.
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  11. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Subtropical Storm Josephine Forms in Atlantic

    Subtropical Storm Josephine has formed in the Atlantic, with maximum sustained winds of 100 km/h. It is expected to move northeast, remaining south of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, Canada. Josephine is the tenth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season and will bring rainbands with tropical storm force winds to parts of the northeastern U.S. coast until Thursday. Waves generated by Josephine are causing dangerous conditions along the eastern U.S. and Canadian Atlantic coasts, with minor to locally moderate coastal flooding in the mid-Atlantic U.S. expected to continue around high tide times.
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  14. PoliticsCivil RightsConstitutionMiddle East

    Saudi Scholars Condemn Houthi Terrorism

    Senior Scholars Committees in Saudi Arabia have issued statements condemning the Houthi militia's actions in Yemen, labeling them as terrorism. The scholars equate the militia's targeting of civilians, disruption of security, and attempts to attack holy sites like Mecca and Medina to the terrorism of extremist groups such as ISIS and Al-Qaeda. They urge Muslims to stand united against such aggression.
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  16. SocietyLocal GovCorruptionFraud

    Selma Blair Admits to Using Alcohol to Cope with MS Symptoms

    Actress Selma Blair revealed in a recent interview that she used to drink alcohol to help manage her multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms, including headaches, anxiety, and nerve pain. The interview was conducted before her arrest on an airplane due to a medical emergency related to her MS. Blair, who was diagnosed with MS in 2018, has been open about the challenges she faces due to the disease.
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  17. PoliticsDefenseCounterterrorismFraud

    Eva Ferrer Accuses Veronica Alcocer of Drug Trafficking and Money Transport

    Eva Ferrer, a former advisor to the Colombian government, has accused Veronica Alcocer, the former first lady, of transporting drugs, weapons, and money between Colombia and Venezuela using official aircraft. Alcocer's defense has responded with a report challenging Ferrer's allegations. Ferrer has given multiple statements to the Prosecutor's Office, with her latest appearance taking place on October 21, 2026.
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  18. WorldJudiciaryNorth AmericaPublic Health

    U.S. Ambassador Announces $20 Billion Investment in Argentina by 2027

    U.S. Ambassador Peter Lamelas revealed that the U.S. government plans to invest and finance up to $20 billion in critical projects in Argentina by the end of 2027. The announcement was made at an energy summit in Neuquén, where Lamelas praised Argentina's energy growth and endorsed President Javier Milei's economic course. The investment will come from various U.S. agencies, including the Exim Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC). A significant portion of the funds, $6 billion, is earmarked for YPF's liquefied natural gas project.
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  19. WorldBillLocal GovAsiaMiddle East

    Clashes Erupt in A Coruña as Anti-Fascist Protesters Confront Vox Leader Abascal

    Thousands of protesters gathered in A Coruña to demonstrate against Santiago Abascal, leader of the far-right Vox party, leading to clashes with police. Protesters accused Abascal of spreading hate speech and racism. The event was part of a series of acts organized by Vox in Galicia and Asturias, which sparked opposition from anti-fascist groups. Police intervened to contain protesters, resulting in multiple arrests and injuries on both sides. The PP condemned the violence and expressed solidarity with Abascal.
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  20. SocietyPublic HealthHealthcare

    John Goodman's Weight Struggles: From 400 lbs to Transformation

    John Goodman, known for his role in 'Roseanne', has spoken openly about his past struggles with weight and addiction. At his heaviest, he weighed nearly 400 pounds, a result of replacing alcohol with excessive food consumption. He described his relationship with food as 'alcoholic', indicating a compulsive pattern similar to his former alcohol addiction. Goodman attributed his significant weight loss to therapy and lifestyle changes.
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  21. SocietyLocal GovMiddle EastBiodiversity

    Cuban Prosecutor Seeks Up to 13 Years for Morón Protesters

    The Cuban Prosecutor's Office has requested up to 13 years in prison for 19 protesters from Morón, including minors, charged with sedition following protests in March. The prosecution seeks the maximum penalty for Hosuán Naranjo Chacón, while Jonathan David Muir Burgos, a 16-year-old, faces seven years. The protesters were arrested for incidents in front of the municipal headquarters of the Communist Party of Cuba.
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  23. PoliticsBillElectionsLeadership

    Capriles Rules Out Presidential Bid, Calls for Elections, Backs Machado

    Henrique Capriles, a prominent Venezuelan opposition leader, has ruled out aspirations for another presidential candidacy. In a series of statements, he emphasized the need for presidential elections in Venezuela and expressed support for María Corina Machado's leadership within the opposition. Capriles stated that he wants to contribute to a common route that avoids a change being a continuity of the same practices.
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  24. CultureSemiconductorsPrivacyOceanography

    DC's 'Clayface' Movie Review: A Bloody, Body-Horror Delight

    DC Studios' 'Clayface', directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries, Naomi Ackie, and Max Minghella, is a standalone film that delves into the origin story of the Batman villain. The movie is a gory, body-horror triumph that explores themes of identity, loss, and desperation, while also paying homage to the source material. It's set in the DC Universe but doesn't require franchise homework.
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