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Canadian Poet Anne Carson Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature
The Nobel Committee lauded Carson for her “bold and inventive” work.
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Texts Show Kimberly Guilfoyle Seeking $100,000 and Offering Access to Trump Officials
Plus, rogue pilots are now one of the biggest threats to airline safety—and the race is on for next summer’s $50,000 internships.
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Land Mines in the Korean DMZ Deliver Warning Against Defections
Explosions in the buffer zone last month—blamed by Seoul on Pyongyang—have illustrated Kim Jong Un’s determination to keep people from fleei
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The Campaign to Save Rural Pay Phones, 52 Calls at a Time
Driven by nostalgia—and maybe the apocalypse—an army of ‘phone spotters’ is racing against the clock to save the U.K.’s remote red boxes.
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Israel Orders U.K. Consulate in Jerusalem Closed Over West Bank Trade Ban
The dispute centers around the U.K.’s decision to halt trade from Israeli settlements and comes as an election looms.
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Harbour Energy Curbs Gulf of Mexico Production Ahead of Storm Isaias
Harbour’s decision follows similar moves by Chevron and Shell, which both opted to shut in production and evacuate personnel at some facilit
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Oil Prices Rise More Than 2% Amid Houthi Attacks, U.S. Gulf Shut-Ins
Prices gained in the face of escalating Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia, a tanker strike in the Persian Gulf and growing U.S. offshore produc
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Spain’s Leader Pins Political Survival on Public Anger Over Housing Crisis
Pedro Sánchez bets his left-wing coalition can avoid a bruising defeat in next month’s election amid rage over the eviction of an elderly wo
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Suspected Iranian Drone Plot Raises Security Questions at U.K. Bases
The rise of drone warfare brings questions about how to protect large and expensive assets like bombers—even thousands of miles from front l
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The Spy Crisis That Threatens to Defang Germany’s Top Intelligence Agency
The arrest of the BND’s former head complicates a planned overhaul of Berlin’s foreign intelligence service.
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Houthis Escalate Attacks on Saudi Airports, Killing 3 and Wounding Dozens
The deadly strikes deepen a conflict between the kingdom and its Iran-backed foes in Yemen.
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Opinion | Celebrating Hamas on Oct. 7
Zorhan Mamdani and others use the anniversary of the massacre to blame the Jews.
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Opinion | Anduril’s Bet on U.S. Submarines
The defense tech firm invests $3.7 billion to build more attack subs.
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Rubio Turns to Ancient Greece to Make the Case for ‘America First’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio invoked historic figures from Socrates to Julius Caesar to make the case for President Trump’s nationalist ag
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What a Schnitzel Sandwich Teaches Us About Israeli Food
Israeli food isn’t the world’s only culinary melting pot, but it may be the most misunderstood.
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Opinion | Most Recycling Is a Waste
Metals and some plastics are worth separating, but the rest of it is costly and can hurt the environment.
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Opinion | India’s Best Bet to Catch Up With China? Democracy
Economic liberalization and meritocracy, not autocratic rule, enabled the sparkling megacities.
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Opinion | ‘Londonistan’ and Britain’s Growing Rift With Washington
The U.K. is now a hub for the Iranians, which has turned Britain into an unreliable ally for the U.S.
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FlyDubai Co-Pilot Almost Carried Out His Attack in July
People briefed on the investigation say he sought out airlines and routes that would take him to Israel and had planned to act on an earlier
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Heavy Russian Attack Kills at Least 24 in Ukraine, Including Children
Moscow is exploiting gaps in Kyiv’s air defenses against ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones.
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France Considers Issuing More Shorter-Term Debt After Bond-Market Turmoil
French Finance Minister Roland Lescure said in an interview that the country would be “strategic” in issuing new debt.
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U.S. Forces in Okinawa Face Curfew, Booze Ban After Killing
The curfew comes after a U.S. Marine was arrested on suspicion of the killing of a Japanese woman.
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The Morning Risk Report: Hackers Use Chinese AI Tool to Hit South Korean Banks, Exposing New Risk
Plus: Meet the Disney lawyer leading FCC fight, and Mexico’s Sheinbaum is getting fed up with playing nice with the U.S.
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Nobel Prize for Chemistry Awarded for Work on Asymmetric Synthesis
Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai were awarded the prize for breakthroughs that have advanced the development of modern pharmaceuticals.
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