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PoliticsOct 6He hit her with a helmet, kicked her and dragged her on the ground: a man's brutal aggression against his ex-partner in the streetA young woman suffered a violent attack by the man she was dating in the municipality of Beccar, and the sequence was recorded by security cameras. The aggressor, who was arrested, had a restraining order but had not been notified.Clarín
PoliticsOct 6AI safety groups aren’t buying OpenAI’s spending retreatAI safety advocates want stronger commitments to reduce the money AI super PACs push into the midterms.Politico
PoliticsOct 6Stay informed with the moves of this October 5, 2026El presidente revive las Fuerzas de Tarea Conjunta y la Flip defiende la libertad de prensa. Esto dejó la tarde. The post Duerma informado con las movidas de este 5 de octubre de 2026 appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
PoliticsOct 63 years after the Hamas terror, Iair Horn was honored in the Buenos Aires LegislatureHorn, one of the victims of the terrorist attack perpetrated by Hamas on October 7, 2023, was distinguished as an honorary guest of the City, a recognition promoted by legislator Waldo Wolff. Among the guests present in the Golden Hall of the legislative palace were the chamberClarín
PoliticsOct 6Donald Trump approved a death penalty by firing squad, after the Christa Pike scandalIt will be applied to Nidal Hasan, an Army psychiatrist who murdered 13 people at a military base in Texas in 2009. This comes days after Pike's failed execution in Tennessee.Clarín
PoliticsOct 6Trump approves death by firing squad for convicted terroristThe Hill
PoliticsOct 6Trump approves death by firing squad for convicted terroristThe Hill
PoliticsOct 6Trump backs down on taxpayer funded ads and now says his PAC will pay for themMore than $10 million in federal funds from a $20 million Homeland Security contract has already been spent on the national broadcast campaign since SeptemberThe Independent World
PoliticsOct 6Flip rejects accusations from Carlos Suárez against La Silla and CambioLa Flip dijo que sus palabras buscan "desacreditar el trabajo periodístico y presentar el escrutinio como una forma de confrontación política”. The post Flip rechaza señalamientos de Carlos Suárez contra La Silla y Cambio appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
PoliticsOct 6Moroccan journalists recount years of surveillance amid new Amnesty claimAmnesty cites a whistleblower’s account of how Morocco allegedly uses surveillance to silence journalists.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 6Trump announces steps to lower high cost of dieselPresident Trump announced on Monday that his administration will take a series of steps aimed at lowering high diesel costs. The president had been expected to announce a directive aiming to increase the availability of red-dyed diesel. This diesel simply has red dye added to it to signal that it is tax exempt and is…The Hill
PoliticsOct 6Police clash with Kosovo protesters over bid to curb Hague war crimes courtThe political dispute over the court has become a factor in negotiations to hold a new presidential election.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 6Trump approves the execution by firing squad of the perpetrator of the 2009 Texas military base massacreThe US leader has authorized the execution of former military member Hasan, guilty of an attack at Fort Hood in 2009, following the recommendation of the Secretary of War. Hasan, sentenced to death for 13 murders, will be executed by firing squad; the Secretary of the Army will define the details.Clarín
PoliticsOct 6US citizen who was shot by immigration agent in Chicago files lawsuit alleging he fired from behindAn American citizen shot by a federal agent one year ago during an immigration crackdown in Chicago has filed suit against the federal government, alleging the agent lied about the shooting and had fired into her vehicle from behindThe Independent World
PoliticsOct 6Trump officials pursue record number of cases to strip US citizenshipAl Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 6Centuries-old tree felled in Arizona for border wall despite protestsA centuries-old tree was cut down by border wall contractors in Arizona, despite resistance from activists and the intervention of a congresswoman. The legislator criticized border militarization and DHS spending, while damage to sacred and environmental sites is reported.Clarín
PoliticsOct 5“Orderly” relationship: Vox’s keyword to avoid the errors that hampered the right in 2023Abascal afronta las urnas con el vínculo con el PP en un escenario distinto al de hace tres años y con el choque entre ambos atenuado LeerEl Mundo
PoliticsOct 5Justice Alito on the Supreme Court: "We are not part of any political movement"Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito gave a rare interview to CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford. He said it is wrong for leaders of both parties to portray the justices as political players.CBS News
PoliticsOct 5Voting in high-stakes bypolls in three States, one U.T. today | LIVEThe counting of votes is scheduled for October 9The Hindu
PoliticsOct 5Trump focuses on securing red states ahead of midtermsElection Day is four weeks from Tuesday and President Trump is back on the campaign trail, not in an effort to gain ground on Democrats, but to protect what has historically been Republican-friendly territory. Ed O'Keefe reports from Nebraska.CBS News
PoliticsOct 5Tillis calls Hegseth vote his ‘biggest regret’Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) wrote in his upcoming book that he views his confirmation vote for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as the “biggest regret” of his career. Tillis’s upcoming memoir — “How to Lose Friends and Antagonize Presidents,” which will hit the shelves Tuesday — breaks down how he was skeptical of allegations made about…The Hill
PoliticsOct 5This school year, a record number of almost 12,000 book bans in US schoolsOp openbare scholen in de Verenigde Staten zijn dit schooljaar bijna 12.000 boeken verboden. Dat blijkt uit een studie van PEN America, een Amerikaanse ngo op het gebied van boeken, schrijven en de vrijheid van meningsuiting. Het is het hoogste aantal sinds de organisatie in 2021 begon met het bijhouden van boekverboden en zo'n 6000 meer dan vorig jaar. PEN maakte het nieuws bekend aan het begin van de Banned Books Week, de week van het verboden boek. Dat een recordaantal boeken in de ban werd gedaan is een teken dat de crisis van de boekverboden almaar groter wordt, zegt PEN. In verschillendeNOS Buitenland
PoliticsOct 5Milei, Caputo and the back and forth between Kuka Risk and "my rival is myself"The president says he "competes against himself" but the minister repeatedly returns with the Kirchnerist threat.Clarín
PoliticsOct 5Supreme Court justices question oil industry's bid to shut down climate change lawsuitsSupreme Court justices are questioning the oil industry's attempts to stop climate change lawsuits. This development highlights a significant legal challenge for the industry and has implications for environmental litigation and corporate accountability.Seeking Alpha Tech
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