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ISIS Strikes Iraqi Federal Police Near Kirkuk in First Attack Since US Withdrawal
Islamic State militants killed an Iraqi federal policeman and wounded four others near Hawija on Monday — the first reported IS attack on Iraqi forces since US troops completed their withdrawal from Iraq on September 30.
Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case Imported From Congo After Patient Dies in Nairobi
Kenya has recorded its first confirmed Ebola case: a Kenyan citizen who had been living in DR Congo arrived in Nairobi on Saturday and has since died. Health Minister Aden Duale says 28 contacts, including family members and health workers, have been identified and are under follow-up.
Le Pen Pitches €25 Billion in Annual Budget Cuts as France's Bond Market Crisis Deepens
Marine Le Pen will on Tuesday unveil plans to cut French government spending by €25 billion a year, seeking fiscal credibility as borrowing costs hit levels not seen since the early 2000s — with the April 2027 election looming.
Trump Approves Firing Squad Execution of Fort Hood Shooter Nidal Hasan, First Military Execution Since 1961
President Donald Trump has approved the execution by US Army firing squad of Nidal Malik Hasan, the former Army psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 people in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting. It would be the first execution by the US military since 1961.
Former Prince Andrew Asks High Court to Quash Search Warrants From Epstein Probe
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has filed a judicial review seeking to throw out the search warrants behind the February raids on his Windsor and Sandringham homes, in what reports call the first royal challenge to criminal proceedings since Charles I in 1649.
US Housing Policy News: Rent, Mortgages and Reform Updates
Mortgage rates hit 7.28% in October 2026, the highest since 2023, while rents sit at a four-year low. Track the latest US housing policy news: federal reform proposals, HUD rule changes, and what the affordability debate means for buyers and renters.
Rubio Begins Iceland Visit as US Ramps Up Arctic Strategy After Greenland Security Pact
Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives in Reykjavik on October 5 to discuss economic and security cooperation, the first US secretary of state visit to Iceland since 2021. The trip follows a US-Denmark-Greenland security deal signed in New York that ended months of tension over Trump's annexation threats.
OPEC+ Keeps Oil Output Targets Steady for November as Iran War Squeezes Gulf Supply
Seven core OPEC+ members met by video conference on Sunday and left November production targets unchanged — the second straight month of standing pat. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed since February and Gulf exports at 60–80% of normal levels, Brent crude remains above $100 a barrel.
Sinner Out of Shanghai Masters: Knee Injury Keeps World No. 1 Sidelined Since Wimbledon
World number one Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from next week's Shanghai Masters as a knee injury continues to keep him off court since his Wimbledon triumph in July, opening the door for Alexander Zverev to claim the top ranking.
Ramaphosa Unveils Four-Point Plan as South Africa Confronts Its Gender-Based Violence Crisis
After the discovery of 11 women's bodies in Ekurhuleni since July, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced four urgent measures against gender-based violence and femicide — and made a direct appeal to South Africa's men: 'It is time for good men to stop being silent men.'
One in Five Lebanese Children Now Going to Bed Hungry, UNICEF Warns as War Enters Seventh Month
UNICEF's new assessment finds 22% of Lebanese households say their children go to bed hungry, with 261 children killed and over 1,000 injured since fighting resumed in March — and some 340,000 people still unable to return home.
Yemen's War Reignites: 474 Operations in 24 Hours as Fighting Engulfs Taiz and the Red Sea
Fighting in Yemen has escalated to its most intense level since the 2022 truce, with the Yemeni army claiming 474 operations in a single day, missile interceptions over Saudi Arabia, and tens of thousands newly displaced around Taiz and the Red Sea coast.