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PoliticsOct 29Los Angeles ends oil production after more than a decade of struggleThe Los Angeles city council unanimously voted to ban oil extraction, affecting over 1,800 active and inactive wells. The measure seeks to protect public health and achieve carbon neutrality by 2035, following years of community demands.Clarín
WorldOct 29Timberwolves say Anthony Edwards will be 'as good as new' after knee surgery without complicationsAnthony Edwards, after knee surgery, will be out for an indefinite period. The Timberwolves are looking to collectively cover his scoring. Edwards' absence forces Minnesota to adjust its lineup. The team is confident in maintaining performance without its star.Clarín
PoliticsOct 29In setback to BJP, Congress wins Nagpur MLC seatThe Congress fielded sitting MLC Abhijeet Wanjari, who secured 67,231 votes, while the BJP fielded former MLA Sudhakar Kohale, who secured 63,960 votesThe Hindu
PoliticsOct 29Modi will return to Red Fort as PM in 2029, Congress breathing its last under Rahul: Nitin Nabin“Congress leaders are distressed by the SIR exercise that seeks to clean up the voter list, but the BJP is committed to ensuring that infiltrators are removed from it,” says NabinThe Hindu
Sci & TechOct 29New York state restricts the use of chatbots by minorsNueva York implementa una normativa pionera que restringe el uso de asistentes virtuales por menores, obligando a verificar la edad y limitar funciones.Tech:NYC critica la medida por su "lenguaje impreciso", mientras Common Sense Media la elogia como la ley de IA infantil más robusta del país.Clarín
PoliticsOct 29Mexican Chancellor is "cautiously optimistic" about trade agreement with the USEl funcionario mexicano Roberto Velasco se mostró "cautelosamente optimista" sobre un acuerdo comercial con EE.UU. en medio de negociaciones complejas.México y EE.UU. discuten aranceles y el T-MEC, con avances importantes pero sin fecha límite. El tema energético no obstaculiza las conversaciones.Clarín
PoliticsOct 29Trump obsessed with the idea that he works really hard: reportPresident Donald Trump has displayed a lot of obsessions, from comparing himself to his predecessors and renaming the Kennedy Center after himself to renovating the White House in accordance with his personal tastes. Now a new report reveals that the Republican leader has another fixation — namely, insisting that he is working harder than everyone around him. "The president also frequently complains about how hard he is working, privately and publicly," reported The New York Times' White House correspondent Katie Rogers on Wednesday. In a larger article about Republicans' frustrations and fears approaching the 2026 midterm elections, Rogers focused on how Trump personally believes he can singlehandedly retain control of Congress for his party because of his supposed ability to inspire the base to turn out during elections. As part of this mindset, however, Trump says that he has to campaign vigorously and everywhere, and then complains that his fellow Republicans are not doing their part. "“I’m working my a-- off,” Mr. Trump said in Tennessee earlier this month," Rogers reported. "“You better get out there and vote.”" Rogers added, "A person close to the White House political operation who was granted anonymity to describe the strategy said that Mr. Trump’s advisers were aware of the concerns that his presence in critical states could hurt G.O.P. candidates. But they have largely discounted them, believing, as Mr. Trump does, that he should be the centerpiece of this election cycle, the person added. Multiple advisers say the strategy is simple: Focus on red states and juice turnout." Rogers continued, "“The president does have a way of defying history,” Karoline Leavitt, his former press secretary, said during an appearance on the Bill Maher Show last weekend. “He’s working really hard out on the road to turn Republicans out to vote.”" Rogers continued, "While speaking to allies in recent days, Mr. Trump has talked up the sizes of the crowds at his rallies, and has noted that Vice President JD Vance, the presumptive Republican front-runner in 2028, has not drawn large numbers to events that he is headlining. Mr. Vance’s office did not respond to a request for comment, but the White House came to the vice president’s defense." Trump's press team responded to Rogers regarding reports on Trump touting his own supposed work ethic. “Donald Trump is the hardest working person in the country, followed by JD Vance," the White House told Rogers. "Both men are raising money, crisscrossing the country and making sure that candidates are successful these midterms.”alternet_org · united states of america
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies federal request to segregate California ballots, says it would 'wreak havoc' on votingA federal judge rejected a Trump administration request to stop California from processing up to 20,000 ballots for the midterm elections.kens5 · united states of america
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies federal request to segregate California ballots, says it would 'wreak havoc' on votingA federal judge rejected a Trump administration request to stop California from processing up to 20,000 ballots for the midterm elections.khou · united states of america
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies federal request to segregate California ballots, says it would 'wreak havoc' on votingA federal judge rejected a Trump administration request to stop California from processing up to 20,000 ballots for the midterm elections.kgw · united states of america
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies federal request to segregate California ballots, says it would 'wreak havoc' on votingA federal judge rejected a Trump administration request to stop California from processing up to 20,000 ballots for the midterm elections.9news · australia
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies federal request to segregate California ballots, says it would 'wreak havoc' on votingA federal judge rejected a Trump administration request to stop California from processing up to 20,000 ballots for the midterm elections.wmaz · georgia
PoliticsOct 29Judge rejects Trump admin request for order to segregate 20,000 Calif. ballotsThe Justice Department sought an emergency order in the case.ABC News
PoliticsOct 29Senate Democrats drop $500K in MississippiThe Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) dropped $500,000 in Mississippi’s Senate race supporting Scott Colom (D), who is challenging Trump-backed Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.). The new ad focused on Colom’s record as a district attorney in the Magnolia State as the Democrat stated he’ll “take on anyone who stands in the way of what’s best…The Hill
BusinessOct 29CTO outlines 2026 core FFO of $2.11-$2.14 as Kansas City acquisitions lift investment volumes to $472MCTO provided a financial outlook for 2026, forecasting core Funds From Operations (FFO) and noting increased investment volumes due to acquisitions in Kansas City. This details the company's financial projections and growth strategy.Seeking Alpha Tech
WorldOct 29In 2022, loggers working for neighbors invaded a Mississippi couple's property and cut down 1,299 trees: the victims received $41,920 in compensationDuring the trial, the victims explained that they had warned the company not to cut trees on their land. The record of the cut trees served as evidence to win the lawsuit.Clarín
PoliticsOct 29What Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs says about the US midtermsWhen I first watched Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs in 1992, I was struck by its inventive opening. Tarantino launched a gritty crime thriller not with a gunfight or a heist but with eight mobsters in a diner, finishing breakfast while bickering over Madonna and tipping etiquette. By depicting hardened criminals as ordinary men carping about daily trivialities, Tarantino dispensed with the genre’s macho clichés, rendering the characters disarmingly authentic. Decades later, the subject of...South China Morning Post
PoliticsOct 29DOJ’s California ballot fight rejected by another judgeThe Trump administration’s bid to separate 20,000 mail ballots in California that it says are likely noncitizens met another defeat on Wednesday as a trial judge refused to intervene.  U.S. District Judge David Carter ruled California can continue to accept the questioned ballots like any other. “This request violates longstanding constitutional principles mandating that states have control over…The Hill
PoliticsOct 29Judge rejects DOJ's push to force California to set aside ballotsA federal judge on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration's bid to require California election officials to separate out mail ballots received from roughly 20,000 people it claims are not U.S. citizens.CBS News
PoliticsOct 29Canada and EU drop associate membership plan in bid to deepen tiesCanada and the European Union will pursue closer ties but have dropped a proposal for associate EU membership, according to a joint declaration ahead of Thursday’s summit in Montreal. Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking to reduce Canada’s reliance on the US, despite warnings from Donald Trump.France 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 29Memorable moments from Trump rallies ahead of the midtermsPresident Trump has made several comments about people's appearances during recent rallies ahead of the midterms. In Michigan, he commented on the singer Nicki Minaj's physique, and in South Carolina he called a heckler who was punched during the event "unattractive."NBC News
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies the Justice Department's bid to stop processing California ballotsWhile the judge rejected the Department of Justice's unprecedented demand in California, the case isn't over yet. The federal government immediately filed notice that it will appeal.NPR News
PoliticsOct 29Judge denies Trump administration request to segregate alleged noncitizen ballots in CaliforniaA federal judge in California on Wednesday refused the Trump administration’s request to segregate 20,000 mail-in ballots from individuals it alleges are noncitizens.NBC News
PoliticsOct 29Trump inexplicably decides to riff about Jeffrey Epstein in Ohio while stumping for midtermsTrump was gushing over Ohio Sen. Jon Husted’s body -- again -- when a heckler interrupted him, shouting about EpsteinThe Independent World