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Russian strike on Kyiv injures 15, damages ambulance station and bridge
military conflicts Europe
  • Russian forces attacked Kyiv on October 22, injuring 15 people, including two 15-year-olds.
  • The strike damaged an ambulance station, six ambulances, and the Southern Bridge's metro infrastructure.
  • Eight injured were hospitalized; one person was killed in the attack.
Hundreds of Ethiopians flee to Kenya after fighting in Moyale border town
military conflicts Africa
  • Fighting broke out in Moyale on Wednesday, causing hundreds of Ethiopians to flee into Kenya.
  • A Kenyan police officer and a woman were hit by stray bullets during the gunfire.
  • The Kenya Red Cross is assessing needs and setting up temporary shelter for the displaced.
Israeli forces kill unarmed man with Down syndrome in southern Syria raid
military conflicts Middle East
  • Israeli forces killed a man with Down syndrome during a raid in Jamla, Syria.
  • The man, Muath Salama al-Baeer, was unarmed and lived with his sisters.
  • The Israeli military said it fired after the man approached soldiers, and the incident is under review.
US and Israel Plan Renewed Strikes on Iran After Midterm Elections
military conflicts Middle East
  • The US and Israeli militaries have developed specific plans for renewed strikes against Iran after the US midterm elections, targeting energy infrastructure, nuclear facilities, and missile and drone arsenal.
  • The US is assembling a massive military force, including three aircraft carriers and thousands of Marines, expected to be fully in place by early November, while diplomatic efforts continue over Iran's nuclear program.
  • Iran has threatened to retaliate with expanded targets, including data centers and underwater internet cables, and an IRGC spokesperson said Iran is preparing to unveil a weapon called the 'Father of All Bombs.'
Drone attack on Saudi Aramco oil field kills two workers in eastern Saudi Arabia
military conflicts Middle East
  • A drone attack on Saudi Arabia's Shaybah oil field killed two workers and injured two others.
  • The Houthi rebels have escalated attacks on Saudi targets, including airports and oil facilities, since September.
  • The attack occurred amid renewed fighting between Houthis and Saudi-backed forces, breaking a four-year truce.
Russian Su-30 fighter jet crashes in Kaliningrad region during training flight
military conflicts Europe
  • A Russian Su-30SM fighter jet crashed in the Kaliningrad region during a scheduled training flight on October 21.
  • Both pilots ejected and were hospitalized with injuries, though the Russian Defense Ministry said their lives were not in danger.
  • The crash occurred in the Chernyakhovsk district near a cemetery; the cause is under investigation.
Pakistani military drone strikes kill three civilians in Balochistan, Pakistan
military conflicts South Asia
  • Pakistani military drone strikes killed three civilians in Balochistan's Ziarat and Kech districts.
  • Two other people were critically injured in the strikes, according to local sources.
  • The incidents add to a series of recent drone-related civilian casualties in the region.

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Billy Crystal's Broadway show '860' recounts losing his Pacific Palisades home in 2025 fire
entertainment North America
  • Billy Crystal's new one-man show '860' opened on Broadway, recounting the loss of his Pacific Palisades home in the January 2025 fire.
  • The show blends humor with tributes to friends like Rob Reiner, who died in December 2025, and includes memories of Muhammad Ali and Robin Williams.
  • Reviews praise Crystal's performance and the show's emotional depth, despite some disjointed story transitions.
Danny Trejo's son says actor was misled about Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire film Pawn Shop
entertainment North America
  • Danny Trejo's son said his father was unaware of Ben Shapiro and was misled about the film Pawn Shop.
  • The Daily Wire, co-founded by Shapiro, is producing films with controversial stars like Jonathan Majors.
  • Daily Wire's documentary 'Am I Racist?' earned over $12 million, becoming the highest-grossing documentary of 2024.
Harry Styles argues with autograph seeker in New York City
entertainment North America
  • Harry Styles, known for being fan-friendly, argued with a man in New York City on October 21, 2026.
  • The man reportedly sought an autograph on a copy of Styles' album 'Fine Line'.
  • A bystander intervened, but the man continued following Styles, who ignored him.
Jack Lowden among four actors reportedly testing for next James Bond role
entertainment World
  • Jack Lowden's character River Cartwright collapses in Slow Horses season 6 finale, possibly killed off.
  • Lowden is among four actors reportedly offered screen tests for the next James Bond film.
  • Casting announcement for Bond 26 could come before the end of the year.
Actor John Turturro trained with pickpocket expert for new film role in New York
entertainment North America
  • John Turturro trained with sleight-of-hand expert Apollo Robbins for his role as a pickpocket.
  • He practiced pickpocketing on set and was tempted to try it on New York subway commuters.
  • The film, opening in US theaters on October 23, 2026, follows a pickpocket hunted by a crime family.
Jamie Laing mistaken for One Tree Hill stalker Derek by US fans
entertainment North America
  • Jamie Laing was in the audience at Dancing With the Stars in Los Angeles.
  • US fans compared him to Derek, a stalker character from One Tree Hill.
  • Laing joked about the comparison on Instagram, noting it was better than being mistaken for Ellen DeGeneres.
Joy Behar, 84, absent from The View for three weeks after dislocating shoulder in backstage fall
entertainment North America
  • Joy Behar, 84, has been absent from The View for three weeks after dislocating her shoulder in a backstage fall.
  • Show executives and staff are reportedly urging her to retire, citing safety concerns, but she refuses to step down voluntarily.
  • Discussions are underway to reduce her four-day workweek to a part-time schedule, similar to Barbara Walters' exit.
UK Fashion Editor Dinah Turner Tests Supermarket Clothing and Finds Stylish, Affordable Pieces
entertainment Europe
  • Fashion Editor Dinah Turner tested supermarket clothing from UK stores and found several stylish, affordable pieces.
  • She praised items like George's flared jeans and £18 loafers, and F&F's navy tailored coat, for looking more expensive than they are.
  • Some items disappointed, like a pleather biker jacket and a Nutmeg striped design, but overall she concluded supermarket fashion has improved.
Electronic Arts closes BioWare studio and cancels next Mass Effect game
entertainment North America
  • Electronic Arts is closing BioWare, the developer of Mass Effect and Dragon Age, and canceling an early-stage Mass Effect project.
  • EA plans to cut about 400 jobs, including 50 at BioWare, as part of a restructuring to focus on fewer large-scale action-adventure games.
  • The closure follows EA's $55 billion sale to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners, completed in August.

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Texas Tech Red Raiders maintain undefeated record in college football season
sport North America
  • Texas Tech Red Raiders achieved a 6-0 record this season, marking their strong performance in the 6-
  • The team is led by quarterback Will Hammond, who has thrown for 1,334 yards and six touchdowns.
  • The Red Raiders are part of a trio of undefeated teams in the Big 12 Conference.
Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian says quarterback Arch Manning shows new edge in practice before Ole Miss game
sport North America
  • Texas lost two straight games to unranked Oklahoma and Florida, putting pressure on quarterback Arch Manning.
  • Coach Steve Sarkisian increased backup KJ Lacey's first-team reps and said Manning now shows a new edge in practice.
  • Manning has thrown for 1,295 yards, 11 touchdowns, and five interceptions this season; a third loss could hurt Texas's playoff chances.
Michigan State quarterback Alessio Milivojevic questionable for UCLA game due to injury
sport World
  • Michigan State has lost five straight games after starting 2-0, with narrow defeats to Illinois and Northwestern.
  • Starting quarterback Alessio Milivojevic is questionable for Saturday's game against UCLA; backup Cam Fancher is out with a knee injury.
  • If Milivojevic cannot play, true freshman Kayd Coffman would make his first career start.
NFL players to showcase custom fashion at Saints-Steelers game in Paris
sport Europe
  • NFL players plan custom outfits for Sunday's game in Paris, blending sports and fashion.
  • Some athletes, like DeAndre Hopkins, found affordable tunnel outfits at Goodwill for $35.
  • Cam Heyward's letterman jacket honors his late father's teams, including the Saints.
Chiefs place left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve due to bulging disk
sport North America
  • Chiefs placed left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve due to a bulging disk in his lower back.
  • Simmons has missed the first five games of the 2026 season and will miss at least four more.
  • Undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson will continue protecting Patrick Mahomes' blind side.
Naz Reid scores 20 points in Charlotte Hornets debut against Brooklyn Nets
sport North America
  • Naz Reid scored 20 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in his debut for the Charlotte Hornets.
  • The Hornets defeated the Brooklyn Nets 110-103, with Grayson Allen contributing 21 points off the
  • The game was marked by the absence of key players for the Hornets due to injuries.

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Briefings

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AP-NORC poll conducted in October

An AP-NORC poll conducted in October 2026 found that about 7 in 10 registered voters call healthcare one of the most important issues in the election.

KFF releases 2026 Employer Health Benefits Survey

KFF released its 2026 Employer Health Benefits Survey on Thursday, October 22, 2026, finding that covered workers are paying more toward premiums.

Workers pay 9% more for family coverage in 2026

Workers are paying an average of $7,471 annually toward premiums for employer-sponsored family health benefits in 2026, up 9% from last year.

Small business workers pay more than larger firm workers

Covered workers at smaller firms contribute an average of $9,687 in 2026 toward family coverage, compared with $6,840 at firms with 200 or more workers.

Trump's most-favored nation drug pricing will reduce costs

My most-favored nation prescription drug pricing will reduce healthcare costs and provide rebates for some Americans.

Caligaris's company faces 25% premium increase

My company is getting hit this year by a 25% increase in premiums despite switching insurers to save costs.

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