Iran Fires At Least 180 Missiles Into Israel
Iran launched at least 180 missiles at Israel amid a regional flare up. Air raid sirens sounded as residents sought shelter while Israel promised retaliation. Officials cited interceptions by air defenses and some injuries, with cross-border strikes linked to Hezbollah and Gaza cease-fire tensions.
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Helene death toll nears 160 across Southeast
Cadaver dogs and search crews comb western North Carolina as Hurricane Helene's toll climbs past 150. Across six states emergency crews restore power and water as fearful residents endure shortages, with Governor Roy Cooper and President Biden surveying damage and forecasting recovery costs in the billions.
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Mexico Sees First Female President Sworn In
Claudia Sheinbaum became Mexico's first female president amid optimism for social programs and persistent violence. She faces a sluggish economy, unfinished projects, rising debt, and hurricane damaged Acapulco as immediate concerns.
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Walz and Vance clash in debut vice presidential debate
Walz and Vance opened the New York debate stressing crises at home and abroad as they pitched their running mates. They debated Trump’s steadiness vs. deterrence, hurricane Helene relief, and the need for steady leadership. Polls show Harris and Trump in a tight race, intensifying the stakes.
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Dockworkers Edge in U S Ports Strike Over Wages and Automation
The 45000 dockworkers across 36 ports strike for wage and automation terms. Backed by public support and Biden administration, they leverage rising profits, supply chain pressures from Hurricane Helene, and a tight job market. A prolonged walkout could disrupt imports and raise prices.
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