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North America news — October 22, 2026

Publications tagged with North America published on October 22, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

16 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaBudget

    BNM Extends Repayment Moratorium for Nepal-China Border Flood Victims' Families

    Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has extended the repayment moratorium to families affected by floods along the Nepal-China border. The decision follows a meeting between BNM and the heirs of the victims on October 12. Affected families are encouraged to contact their respective banks and insurance operators for assistance, which may include fee exemptions, asset protection, and facilitated claim processing.
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  2. SocietyRegulatorsLocal GovProtestNorth America

    Maryland Fires Coach Mike Locksley, Students Removed While Reporting

    University of Maryland fired head football coach Mike Locksley on Wednesday, Oct. 21, following a 37-30 loss to Rutgers. Defensive coordinator Aazaar Abdul-Rahim will serve as interim coach. Two student journalists from Testudo Times were asked to leave their positions outside the program's training facility after attempting to speak with players following Locksley's dismissal. The request to leave came from the school's athletic department, with police allegedly called due to 'suspicious activity'.
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  4. PoliticsMiddle EastNorth America

    Urban Meyer, Brian Kelly Blame Steve Sarkisian for Arch Manning's Struggles at Texas

    Former coaches Urban Meyer and Brian Kelly have criticized Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian for Arch Manning's struggles, suggesting that Sarkisian's play-calling and lack of support are hindering Manning's development. Despite Manning's average performance, both coaches believe the blame lies with Sarkisian, not Manning. Texas has lost two straight games, dropping from No. 12 to No. 19 in the AP Top 25 poll.
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  5. U.S.RegulatorsNorth America

    US Sanctions Greek, Panamanian Law Firm for Aiding Iran Shipping

    The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on the law firm Karnakis & Karnakis, based in Greece and Panama, accusing it of providing legal assistance to Iranian shipping networks for years. The firm is alleged to have facilitated the transfer of capital and goods circumventing international sanctions, supporting Iran's 'ghost fleet'. The US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network also issued an administrative subpoena to investigate a Greek bank over potential ties to Iran and sent information requests to six other European banks.
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  6. U.S.RegulatorsNorth America

    Woman Charged for Fatal Crash While Watching Porn on Phone

    A 44-year-old woman, Christine Chao, was charged with automobile homicide after causing a fatal three-car crash in Utah while watching porn on her phone. The crash resulted in the death of a 66-year-old man, Scott LaVar Lichfield. Chao admitted to police that she was at fault and investigators found that she had accessed a pornographic website less than two minutes before the crash.
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  7. PoliticsTrialResignationNorth America

    Marcelo Paz Out as Corinthians' Football Director Amidst Relegation Risk

    Corinthians announced the departure of Marcelo Paz as their football director on Tuesday night. Paz, who joined the club in December 2025, left by mutual agreement with the board. His final act was hiring Clarence Seedorf as the new coach following Fernando Diniz's dismissal. Corinthians thanked Paz for his services and wished him success in his future endeavors. The club did not specify if they would hire a new executive before the end of the season.
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  8. PoliticsLawElectionsNorth America

    Trump's Approval Rating Plummets Ahead of Midterms

    President Donald Trump's approval rating has reached a new low, with voters expressing widespread dissatisfaction with his handling of the economy, rising gas prices, and the war in Iran. According to multiple polls, Democrats have a significant advantage in the upcoming midterm elections, with voters prioritizing economic concerns and expressing a strong desire for change.
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  11. PoliticsCorruptionInvestigationNorth America

    EU Investigates Booking.com Over Fake Listings, Phishing Messages

    The European Commission has initiated an official investigation into Booking.com to determine if the platform is adequately protecting users from non-existent accommodations, false messages requesting money, and unclear advertising. The probe follows concerns that the company may not be effectively filtering out fake listings and preventing data harvesting attacks.
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  12. SocietyLocal GovNorth AmericaBiodiversityGender

    NYC to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages by 2028

    New York City's iconic horse-drawn carriages are set to be phased out by June 2028, following a vote by the City Council. The ban, supported by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, comes amid growing concerns over animal welfare and safety, particularly after the death of an Indian tourist in June. The industry employs hundreds of drivers, owners, and stable workers, and the future of their horses remains uncertain. The ban has sparked debate, with some viewing the carriages as a historic tradition while others welcome the change.
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  13. SocietyCorruptionNorth AmericaFraudCybercrime

    New Mexico Sues Epstein's Associates Over Trafficking Cover-Up

    New Mexico's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lawyer, Darren Indyke, and accountant, Richard Kahn, accusing them of facilitating and concealing Epstein's sex trafficking operation at his Zorro Ranch. The lawsuit seeks to prevent them from receiving any payments from Epstein's estate and to recover damages for survivors.
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  16. 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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