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WorldNov 1Russia detains minor over alleged Moscow attack plot after US warningRussian authorities say a US tip-off helped them identify teenager suspected of planning attack at a Moscow park.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsNov 1Iran’s top diplomat hopes US shows ‘rationality,’ and other Mideast news - AP NewsIran’s top diplomat hopes US shows ‘rationality,’ and other Mideast news AP NewsAP News
WorldNov 1Carlos Alcaraz was not going to play in Vienna and became champion without dropping a set: "It's the best decision we could have made"El español sumó su cuarto título en el año y el número 28 en su carrera como profesional.Venció al australiano Alex de Miñaur, que había derrotado en semis a Alexander Zverev, el flamante número 1 del mundo.Clarín
ConflictNov 1Russia suffers ‘deadliest month of war so far’ as Ukraine strikes missile plant and oil refineryThe Independent World
PoliticsNov 1Trump rallies in Iowa, Kansas to maintain Republican control of US SenateUS President Trump returns to the campaign trail after taking a break at his ⁠⁠Mar-a-Lago club in Florida on Saturday.Al Jazeera [en]
WorldNov 1Prashant Chaudhary wins Rohini Nayyar PrizeDehradun technology educator, Prashant Chaudhary began teaching technology to students from his village right after graduating from IITThe Hindu
PoliticsNov 1Judge dismisses Trump's $10B defamation lawsuit against Wall Street JournalA judge has dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal. This ruling concludes a high-profile legal dispute involving a former president and a major media outlet.Seeking Alpha Tech
WorldNov 1Police open fire on chainsaw attack accused in Atmakur forestPolice opened fire on an individual accused of a chainsaw attack in the Atmakur forest, indicating a direct confrontation during an incident. This highlights a violent encounter involving law enforcement.The Hindu
WorldNov 1Al Jazeera Balkans relaunches in new digital-first formatAJB's return is a 'reaffirmation' of the network’s mission to go where the story matters, says its digital director.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsNov 1Cyclone-hit Godavari region records steady high voter turnoutThe Godavari region, which was affected by a cyclone, has reported a consistently high voter turnout. This demonstrates civic participation despite the challenges posed by a natural disaster.The Hindu
PoliticsNov 1United States Elections: Donald Trump closes his long campaign of events for the legislative elections in Iowa and KansasEn Dubuque, Iowa, el jefe de Estado busca respaldar a los candidatos del oficialismo en un contexto de descontento por el alza del costo de vida.Las encuestas reflejan carreras muy parejas tanto para la Cámara de Representantes como para la gobernación y la banca del Senado disputada en ese estado.Clarín
ConflictNov 1Explosive attack in Huila leaves one police officer killedLa víctima fue el patrullero patrullero Julián Castaño, quien llevaba 20 años en la institución. The post Ataque con explosivos en Huila deja un Policía asesinado appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
BusinessNov 1AI capex surge pushes Big Tech free cash flow below zeroIncreased capital expenditure on Artificial Intelligence is causing some Big Tech companies to have negative free cash flow. This indicates the significant financial investment and potential short-term impact of AI development on major corporations.Seeking Alpha Tech
PoliticsNov 1Inside the leaderless movement set to govern SerbiaSecretive ‘plenums’, code names based on Teletubbies, and fury over corruption: how student rebels won a parliamentary victoryFinancial Times
PoliticsNov 1Trump calls Alina Habba Milton’s $50M deal ‘obnoxious’President Trump called his former lawyer Alina Habba Mildon’s alleged $50 million deal for a presidential pardon “obnoxious and outrageous.” While at a Halloween party at Mar-a-Lago in Florida, Trump had some harsh words for Mildon, who was accused in a recent New York Times report of accepting a deal worth $50 million from Venezuelan…The Hill
PoliticsNov 1Trump admin criticized over 'shameful' social posts before midterm electionsThe posts coincide with the government’s sweeping campaign to show its aggressive immigration enforcementThe Independent World
PoliticsNov 1In the Democratic Republic of Congo, President Tshisekedi's power hardensDÉCRYPTAGE - Députés, journalistes, barons déchus… Les enlèvements et les arrestations arbitraires d’opposants au président se multiplient ces derniers mois.Le Figaro International
PoliticsNov 1Joe Rogan trashes polls ahead of midterms, claims only ‘stupid’ people participate‘So you’re literally getting the opinion [of] people so f****** stupid they answer polls,’ Rogan saidThe Independent World
ConflictNov 1Sudan: one year after its capture by Hemetti, El-Fasher remains a ghost townDepuis que les FSR se sont emparées du dernier grand bastion de l’armée au Darfour, la plupart des habitants ont fui, les institutions civiles fonctionnent à peine et ce sont les chefs armés qui détiennent le véritable pouvoir.Jeune Afrique
PoliticsNov 1Shapiro says officials must "lead by example" in heated rhetoricPennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said that officials must "lead by example" amid what he called "dangerous" campaign rhetoric that's escalated as Election Day approaches.CBS News
PoliticsNov 1US judge dismisses Trump lawsuit versus WSJWASHINGTON — A US judge on Saturday dismissed President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and media magnate Rupert Murdoch over a report that Trump sent a bawdy birthday letter to notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump had sued for $10 billion after the newspaper’s story was published in July 2025 detailing the president’s alleged 2003 letter to Epstein, which apparently featured a drawing of a naked woman. Murdoch is the founder of News Corp., which owns the Wall Street Journal. The report piled scrutiny on Trump from both Democrats and his own Republican party, who rejected the president’s attempts to downplay the saga as a hoax and called for a full release of legal files on Epstein. In Saturday’s ruling, Judge Darrin Gayles dismissed Trump’s lawsuit with prejudice, meaning Trump cannot file an amended version of the suit, as he did when Gayles turned down an initial version of it back in April. The judge wrote that in bringing his defamation claim, Trump had both times failed to establish that the defendants “acted with actual malice.” The House Oversight Committee last year published a copy of Trump’s alleged birthday note to Epstein, which consists of a short dialogue between “Donald” and “Jeffrey.” Epstein files Trump’s supporters have been obsessed with the Epstein case for years and held as an article of faith that “deep state” elites were protecting a sex ring of Epstein associates, particularly in the Democratic Party and Hollywood. The president fought for months to prevent the Department of Justice from releasing the so-called “Epstein Files” but eventually signed a law passed by Congress requiring their publication. Trump’s name appears repeatedly in the documents, but he denies any wrongdoing and has not been charged with any criminal offenses connected to the affair. Ahead of the Nov. 3 US midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress, Democrats have reportedly spent more than $35 million on Epstein-related advertisements. With a Republican majority in the House and Senate, Trump has so far enjoyed relatively little political opposition since taking office in January 2025, giving the courts a key role in limiting him. In a separate case, Saturday, a new suit was filed to prevent Trump’s attempt to erect a huge triumphal arch in front of the iconic military cemetery outside Washington. That is one of a number of projects launched by Trump in a bid to put his personal stamp on the capital, including a ballroom at the White House and a laborious renovation of the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall.manilatimes · philippines
WorldNov 1Lovina finds much to be thankful forAutumn is in its magnificent splendor that only our Master Artist could create. Such beautiful, breathtaking scenes. With our many trees, we are having a hard time keeping up with all the leaves. Daniel Ray and Verena, Benjamin and Joanna…washtimesherald · united states of america
WorldNov 1“A Few Good Men” can’t handle the stage“You can’t handle the truth!” is what many audiences remember from Rob Reiner’s 1992 film adaptation of Aaron Sorkin’s “A Few Good Men.”headtopics · united states of america
PoliticsNov 1China denies ex-ambassador’s claim in columnTHE Chinese Embassy in Manila described as “utterly wrong” the claim that China avoids conflict in the South China Sea because of the 1951 Mutual Defense Treaty between the United States and the Philippines. The embassy objected to what retired ambassador Jaime Yambao wrote in his The Manila Times column titled “Concerning the loose tongue of an ambassador.” It said the column was “filled with serious historical falsehoods, blatant bias, and unprofessional judgment.” Yambao wrote that “if China has not attacked the Philippines, it is not for love of peace, it is the deterrent effect of the Mutual Defense Treaty between the two countries.” “China’s consistent commitment to peace, dialogue, and regional stability stems from its independent foreign policy and sincere respect for regional peace, not external military deterrence,” the embassy said in a statement. “China chooses restraint out of goodwill for its neighbors, not fear of any alliance,” it added. Yambao said that if the Chinese truly love peace, they would abide by the United Nations (UN) Charter of solving disputes by peaceful means. “They would have followed the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea on disputes settlement.” “They would have considered as settled the dispute it has with the Philippines by the conclusions of the arbitral tribunal of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague,” he said. The PCA in July 2016 invalidated China’s claim in the South China Sea, which encroached on the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ). The embassy stressed that the arbitral award “is legally invalid, politically biased, and lacks any binding force.” “China has never recognized this unlawful ruling, and no country can legitimately rely on it to make policy judgments or provoke maritime tensions,” it said. Yambao also mentioned calls from lawmakers and some sectors to declare Ambassador Jing Quan persona non grata for saying that “if we want to use force, we may easily win” — which was viewed as a “veiled threat against the Philippines. “It is quite likely that China would take the side of its ambassador and retaliate by declaring our innocent ambassador (Jaime FlorCruz) in Beijing persona non grata,” Yambao said. The embassy replied that “openly attacking another country’s political system in a public commentary demonstrates a severe lack of basic diplomatic courtesy and sovereign respect.” “Regrettably, the author Jaime Yambao, though a retired Philippine ambassador, shows none of the professionalism expected of a seasoned diplomat,” it said. “If a senior retired Philippine diplomat cannot objectively and accurately understand China’s consistent stance of promoting stable and peaceful China-Philippines relations, it reflects either poor cognitive judgment or regrettable diplomatic incompetence,” it said. “Such biased, confrontational, and factually erroneous remarks are truly unfortunate,” the embassy said. It also described as “entirely misleading and factually wrong” Yambao’s account of the Yultong Battle during the Korean War. “No official US or Chinese military archives support the exaggerated claim that 900 Filipino troops defeated 40,000 Chinese soldiers. In reality, Filipino forces retreated on US orders after the engagement, and Chinese troops secured full control of the battlefield,” it said.manilatimes · philippines
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