- NAZA Is a Jump-the-Shark Moment for Israel’s Critics Commentary Magazine
- Opinion | Hostages Like Me Were Also ‘NAZA’—Collateral Damage WSJ
- 'NAZA' film controversy: Israel, Gaza, and the debate over collateral damage - opinion The Jerusalem Post
- Rebutting ‘NAZA,’ freed hostage says he knows what it’s like ‘to be collateral damage’ The Times of Israel
- In the hunt for Hamas, computers decide who lives or dies The Telegraph
Autopsy shows Hayden Panettiere died from a drug overdose
The death of the child star - who had fentanyl, Xanax, a muscle relaxant and antipsychotic medication in her system - was ruled an accident.
Mirroring Trump, Allies Are Expected to Label Latin American Cartels ‘Terrorists’ at U.N.G.A. – The New York Times
- Mirroring Trump, Allies Are Expected to Label Latin American Cartels ‘Terrorists’ at U.N.G.A. The New York Times
- Trump pledges 'unmatched military might' against drug cartels Reuters
- Trump’s U.N. Address Offers a Doctrine of Peace Through Force Time Magazine
- Trump flexes 'American power' on UN's biggest stage CBC
- Trump rallies Latin American allies against drug cartels aljazeera.com
Man’s metal detector wouldn’t stop beeping, leading to record-breaking trove of ancient Roman coins – CBS News
- Man's metal detector wouldn't stop beeping, leading to record-breaking trove of ancient Roman coins CBS News
- Amateur archaeologist finds Germany’s biggest hoard of ancient Roman silver coins AP News
- Germany's largest-ever trove of Roman coins unearthed DW.com
- 'There was something bigger in the ground here': Metal detectorist in Germany discovers giant Roman-era hoard from time of emperor Hadrian Live Science
- AP Trending SummaryBrief at 5:05 p.m. EDT Ottumwa Courier
Girl, 6, Smashes Women’s Rubik’s Cube Record – Newser
Where is the US opening new military bases in Greenland?
At least two new US bases will be established as part of a deal with Denmark and Greenland.
Jerusalem Daily: Israel besieges Palestinian town
Israeli forces have effectively turned the Palestinian town of Biddu into military barracks.
Ex-Rwandan official appears at UK trial over 1994 genocide
Prosecutors allege Vincent Brown incited and directed acts of violence during the early days of the Rwandan genocide.
Neutral venues and no ‘away’ fans – how Israel v Republic of Ireland became so contentious
BBC Sport explores the backdrop to the Republic of Ireland's matches against Israel, amid fraught tensions between the nations.
Veteran BBC Africa correspondent Mark Doyle dies aged 67
Doyle was best known for reporting on African conflicts in the 1990s and 2000s, notably in Rwanda and Sierra Leone.
U.N. Leader Uses Final Speech to Issue Stark Warning – The New York Times
- U.N. Leader Uses Final Speech to Issue Stark Warning The New York Times
- Secretary-General of the United Nations Welcome to the United Nations
- Middle East crisis: Trump says Iran will make a deal after US midterms – as it happened theguardian.com
- UN leaders' meeting convenes with secretary-general calling for 'world built on interdependence' AP News
- State of world getting worse as UN Security Council paralysed: Guterres Al Jazeera
Davey says far right in Britain now better funded and supported than in the past – UK politics live
Lib Dem leader tells party conference that ‘something big and dangerous is happening in our country’
If Andy Burnham wanted to inject some edge into his meeting with Donald Trump later (which he doesn’t), he could bring along a copy of today’s Financial Times. This front page headline speaks for itself.
Mortgages ‘on the front line’ as Iran war deals £840 blow to homeowners
British homeowners are paying an average of £840 a year more when they refinance their mortgages, as the rising borrowing costs triggered by the Iran war start to impact consumers’ spending power.
Approximately 1m households have rolled off fixed-rate mortgage deals since February, according to Bank of England data.
Continue reading...UK borrows £18bn in August, putting pressure on Healey before budget
Some economists say it is now ‘inevitable’ that chancellor will need to raise taxes in the budget next month
The UK government borrowed a higher-than-expected £18.3bn last month, increasing the pressure on John Healey as he attempts to calm jittery bond markets before next month’s budget.
Some economists said it was “inevitable” that the chancellor would need to raise taxes on 28 October if he is to meet demands for extra spending on defence without further borrowing investors on international money markets.
Continue reading...Gunman opens fire near Turkish high school, wounding at least 11 – AP News
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks judge to investigate juror and check his phone
The attorney wants the court to look at the juror's mobile phone use and answers on questionnaires.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks judge to investigate juror and check his phone
The attorney wants the court to look at the juror's mobile phone use and answers on questionnaires.
Up to 169 killed in Yemen as Houthis battle for strategic Red Sea heights
Thousands flee fighting as Iran-aligned group seeks to consolidate territorial gains against Saudi-backed government forces
As many as 169 people have been reportedly killed in Yemen in the last three days as Iran-aligned Houthis battle Saudi-backed government forces for control of strategic heights on the Red Sea coast, while thousands flee the violence.
Houthi military officials said at least 118 people had been killed in clashes, as well as Saudi air and artillery strikes on Taiz, al-Jawf, Marib and Saada provinces since Sunday, Agence France-Presse reported. Yemeni government sources have said at least 36 people have been killed on their side of the conflict.
Continue reading...‘The fault lines in our world are widening’, António Guterres warns as world leaders gather for UN General Assembly – live updates
The UN secretary-general said the world must work together to solve problems in final major assembly address as secretary general
Tehran appears to have relaxed its preconditions for reopening the strait of Hormuz, saying it is prepared to do so within seven days so long as the US takes reciprocal steps to ease the pressure on Iran.
Previously Iran had set seven onerous pre-conditions for lifting the blockade including “an end to war on all fronts” and a commitment by the US to cease all aggressive actions against Iran including sanctions.
Continue reading...Court quashes 1976 convictions over link to corrupt London police officer
Christopher Poulter and Kevin Biggs, who died in 2004, exonerated of mailbag theft after new evidence emerged
Two men have had theft convictions quashed at the court of appeal half a century after they were wrongfully arrested because of a corrupt police officer, although one did not live to see his exoneration.
Christopher Poulter and Kevin Biggs were 21 and 18 respectively when they were convicted in 1976 of taking 13 mailbags from a wagon in Clapham goods yard in London.
Continue reading...Lithuania ready to ‘fight back’ but has evacuation plans in face of Russia threats, PM tells BBC
Sinkevičius told BBC Newsnight Lithuanians feel "constantly threatened" by Moscow, but the nation was prepared to "fight back" if attacked.