Ukraine fires ATACMS into Russia as war nears 1000 days
Ukraine used U S supplied ATACMS missiles on Russia for the first time in 1000 days of war, targeting an ammunition depot in Karachev Bryansk region. Officials said eight missiles were fired with two intercepted, signaling a new escalation while Russia claimed five were shot down. Ukraine and Russia reported further strikes across Ukraine, including in Sumy and Odesa, amid war wears on and tensions over North Korean troop deployments. Zelenskyy warned EU lawmakers Russia has thousands of North Korean troops near Ukraine’s borders and could raise that figure.
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GOP pushes bathroom ban targeting transgender Congress member
House Speaker Mike Johnson backs a Republican effort to bar Democrat Sarah McBride from using women's restrooms in the Capitol once she takes office. Rep Nancy Mace proposes a resolution to bar any lawmakers or staff from bathrooms not matching biological sex, aiming mainly at McBride.
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Iran’s uranium stockpile nears weapons-grade levels
A confidential IAEA report viewed by the AP says Iran’s stockpile of uranium enriched to 60 percent stood at 401.9 pounds as of October 26, up 38.8 pounds from August, with total enriched uranium at 14,560 pounds up 1,879.6 pounds. The findings come amid regional tensions, Gaza war dynamics, and questions about a potential U.S. policy shift under Donald Trump.
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Commission urges revoking China's trade status and AI push
A bipartisan commission urges Congress to revoke China's normal trade status, close duty-free loopholes on Chinese goods, and launch a Manhattan Project style program to outpace Beijing in AI. The annual report also calls for tightening on military tech, trade practices, and human rights amid a transition period.
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