News archive — October 21, 2026
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This Machine-Washable Travel Bag Belongs at the Top of Everyone’s Wishlist (It Weighs Only 13 Ounces!)
My ideal everyday bag has room for everything I actually need, plus the extras I inevitably throw in before leaving the house: a sweater, a book, a snack, another snack. But a room
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Arda Industries raises $232M to make production lines more adaptable
Arda Industries Inc., a startup that develops artificial intelligence software for factories, launched today with $232 million in funding. Accel, Altimeter, Founders Fund and Khosl
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Hackers target Germany’s most popular party
The massive data leak comes as Berlin’s political establishment intensifies efforts to legally ban the Alternative for Germany Ger
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PNG Chiefs unveil logo and jersey in Port Moresby
The NRL's 19th franchise has revealed its brand identity ahead of its 2028 debut after overcoming an urgent High Court injunction bid.
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Dying Scene: Public Image Limited and Plague Vendor at 9:30 Club, Washington, DC (10/01/2026).
On, 1 October, 2026 Post-Punk Pioneers Public Image Ltd. (PiL) brought their “This Is Not…The Last PiL Tour” roadshow to a packed house at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC along wit
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Dots Phone
A phone-calling plugin for OpenAI Dots Discussion | Link
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The next Xbox could arrive in 2028 for $1,200 to $1,800, Xbox handheld may launch in 2027
According to Fortune, Microsoft is aiming to launch its next-generation console, codenamed Helix, in time for the 2028 holiday season. As memory costs climb, its price has internal
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India to build access-controlled ring roads, bypasses to curb urban congestion
The aim is to preserve highway speeds of 100-120 kmph, separate long-distance passenger and freight traffic from local movement, and prevent unregulated roadside development from e
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Hangzhou’s glowing glass museum takes its cues from 5,000-year-old jade
Most museums are designed like very expensive shoeboxes. Art hates sunlight, so architects seal the walls, bolt on some skylights, and call it a day. Aedas went the other direction
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Why foreign companies are still betting on Hong Kong’s culinary reputation
Despite a downturn in Hong Kong’s food and beverage sector, foreign enterprises are still betting on the city as a fine-dining destination, with a South Korean hydroponic ginseng g
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Dynamic PAMT Merged For Linux 7.4 To Help Intel Servers Save Precious RAM
Dynamic PAMT has made it for Linux 7.4! Dynamic PAMT is a new feature for reducing memory overhead on Intel TDX servers where there may not be many concurrent virtual machines occu
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75,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Skeleton Reveals a Mysterious Spear Wound Aimed at the Heart
A Neanderthal’s fatal wound points to a possible spear attack aimed at the heart, offering a rare glimpse of prehistoric violence. A small, round hole in a Neanderthal’s shoulder b
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‘Chaff bag’ to ‘Hang Dan Andrews’: Australian politics has been turning up the heat for years
Regardless of the motivations behind the attack on Helen Haines, it follows rising threats against Australian politicians in recent years — and more than a decade of simmering rhet
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Polske politikere stemte for å lette på abortlovene
Før valget i 2023 lovte Polens statsminister Donald Tusk lettelser i abortlovgivingen, men foreløpig har konservative stemmer i regjeringskoalisjonen holdt igjen. Det første lovfor
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Campion College student Alliana Freeman launches CPR initiative after bun-eating contest tragedy
KINGSTON, Jamaica—Inspired by a tragedy and determined to make a difference, Campion College sixth-form student Alliana Freeman has launched Safe Hands Safe Hearts Jamaica, a commu
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Whakaari/White Island erupts ash, alert level raised
The aviation colour code has also been raised to "orange".
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Alsea recupera utilidad con el repunte de Starbucks tras un primer semestre difícil
Alsea comienza a dejar atrás el deterioro de sus ganancias registrado durante la primera mitad de 2026, y en el tercer trimestre del año la recuperación de Starbucks en México im
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'An agonising loss of life and potential': Three accidental drug overdose deaths per week
Jo Newton knew what had happened to her son as soon as she picked up the call from police.
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Where El Niño may impact California coastal areas this winter
Driving across Highway 37 in the San Francisco Bay Area on the best of days already feels like driving on top of water. Buffeted on both sides by marshlands hosting egrets, herons,
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Discount retail chain folds owing $5.1m across seven shuttered stores
Corsa International, trading as Goodstuff, Enjoy, Top Dollar$ and 2Cheap, owes 34 staff and $824,476 to Inland Revenue.
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Apple commits to recycled-content titanium
The electronics producer has reached a supply agreement with recycled-content titanium producer Perryman Co. of Pennsylvania.
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Sanae Takaichi took on Japan’s male-dominated politics and won – can she survive a second year in power?
The straight-talking PM’s ability to manage Trump and stand up to China have endeared her to the public, but she may need friends closer to home to surviveVisitors squeeze into the
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WATCH: Great white shark leaps out of ocean off California's Marina Beach
A great white shark surprised visitors off Marina Beach, California, when it leapt out of the ocean as a beachgoer was taking a video.
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Nigeria confirms Ebola case as outbreak spreads into western Africa
Case in Africa’s most populous country was detected in a woman who had travelled from UgandaNigeria has confirmed an Ebola case in its capital, Abuja, after a woman who arrived fro
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Eka Robotics nets $150M at a $1.45B valuation for robot hands that sense force
Robot dexterity startup Eka Robotics Inc. said today it has raised $150 million in new funding at a reported valuation of $1.45 billion. Eka offers an artificial intelligence model
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'Handcuff me until I catch my flight': Stranded woman begs to be let through NZ
Stranded woman begs New Zealand and Australia, saying she's willing to be detained if it satisfies authorities that she has no intention other than to return home.
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Avalan tipificar reclutamiento forzado de personas
Cámara de Diputados aprobó tipificar como delito el reclutamiento forzado de personas y sancionarlo con hasta 20 años de prisión.
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Snooker player in tears, hugged by presenter, after emotional and raw interview
Former world number one snooker player Mark Allen has given an emotional and tearful interview, which involved a hug from the presenter and the admission that he may give up the ga
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Black beats brown as marketing changes the makeup of Australian cattle herd
Herefords were once the most popular cattle breed in the country, but black breeds like Angus are taking over due to picky export markets and McDonald's menus.
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Qiulae Wong says Opportunity would not have signed up to current coalition deals
Party leader Qiulae Wong stressed her party, which could well be kingmaker after the election, would not have propped up the current coalition.
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Canada Said No, Again
The country has never been more united.
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7 Reasons Why I Rent Economy Cars Whenever I Travel — Some of the Time, Anyway
I have 7 reasons why I rent economy class cars whenever I travel — some of the time, anyway — depending what I want and need as well as where I am traveling. The 7 reasons why I re
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Prince Harry opens up about why his family left Southern California for the U.K.
Prince Harry spoke out in a recent interview about his return to the United Kingdom months after he and wife Meghan Markle departed Montecito.
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Exclusive: Ramaswamy doubles down on explosive ad featuring rival's mother, despite backlash
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign for Ohio governor is pouring $4 million into a bombshell ad in which his opponent's estranged mother attacks her daughter — doubling down on the message
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Chinese Satellite Constellation Extends Coverage to Arctic
Arctic research vessels used the system to hold video calls with the country’s Antarctic research base, as well as with researchers and doctors on the mainland.
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At China’s Biggest Studio Complex, Tourists Pay to Play the Lead
As AI and funding cuts reduce live-action shoots, tourist packages provide work for crews and give visitors a finished two-minute ultrashort drama of their own.
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Frustrated by Dating Apps, Chinese Students Abroad Still Hope for Love
A study of Chinese students in the UK reveals how disappointing encounters and uncertain futures are changing what they seek on dating apps, even as their hopes for lasting love pe
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On the Podcast: Helen Mirren Is in Her Villain Era
Dame Helen Mirren stops by the studio to talk about her latest film, “A Talent for Murder,” with Chloe and Taylor.
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What Happens to High-Impact Tutoring When the Pandemic Money Is Gone?
Pandemic relief money paid for a big expansion of high-impact tutoring in schools. That money is gone, and districts now face a hard question: how to keep a tool proven to help stu
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How AI Is Breaking the Way We Reward High-Achieving Students
For generations, schools have rewarded the correct answer, the polished essay and other finished products of learning. Now that artificial intelligence (AI) can effortlessly write
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PHP2Shell Exploitation: Two Critical PHP Flaws Explained
Two critical remote code execution vulnerabilities in the PHP engine, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 (nicknamed “PHP2Shell”), are reportedly being targeted in active exploitat
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