News archive — November 8, 2026
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Want to drive a high-speed train? Take the controls at CIIE 2026
At the China Pavilion at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, visitors can take the controls of a CR450 high-speed train simulator. The console recreates the pro
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After Midterm Rout, Vance Tries To Build His Own 2028 Brand
Vance has deliberately shifted his strategy, according to two people familiar with the change.
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Pakistan-built robots serve taste of future to Karachi diners
The robots are proving a hit with families, who flock to the restaurant to watch the machines in action.
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Pope Leo urges faithful in Uruguay to build bridges of fraternity and faith
Pope Leo XIV has urged an estimated 40,000 people in Uruguay to build bridges of fraternity and faith
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GAME DAY BLOG: Hawaii holds on to defeat UTEP, 17-14
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Deadlock Bot Farms Begin to Plague Ranked
All multiplayer games want to maximize their player count, and most focus on splitting the hypercompetitive and the casual away from each other in unique mo
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Japan convenience store operators expand digital signage to spur purchases
The plan comes amid sluggish growth in customer numbers.
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Scientists Finally Crack a 1,600-Year-Old Roman Glass Mystery
More than 1,600 years after the Romans created the famous Lycurgus Cup, a University of Sheffield technician has found a way to reliably reproduce its extraordinary color-changing
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James eyes 1st PGA Tour title, up 4 at Los Cabos
- Ben James made the most of another 36-hole lead with birdies on his opening three holes that propelled him to a 6-under 66 and a four-shot lead Saturday in the World Wide Technol
- Iran-US tensions rise amid maritime incidents and diplomatic efforts
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CIIE 2026: An eastern teacup's transcontinental tale
At the ninth China International Import Expo in Shanghai, a British landscape fits in the palm of your hand. The teacups on display carry hand-painted scenes and delicate touches o
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NASA Is Selecting Future Astronauts. Here’s How to Apply.
The space agency is recruiting its next class of space travelers for missions to low-Earth orbit and the moon. Applications are due Dec. 3.
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195 arrested for vice-related activities in islandwide raids
Mobile phones, computers, vice-related paraphernalia and cash worth over $150,000 were seized during the raids.
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Workflow, AI, health: test your business creativity with Edition 257 of our weekly quiz!
Lateral Sparks, the weekly quiz from YourStory, tests your domain knowledge, business acumen, and lateral thinking skills (see the previous edition here). In this 257th edition of
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Path of Exile 2's game director thinks a death recap will finally allow us players to complain about the right things
I've been playing Path of Exile for almost ten years and have put a ton of hours into PoE2 since it entered early access, and in all that time there's one feature that I've wished
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Riot police unleash tear gas on French protesters (VIDEOS)
Hundreds have been arrested as violent clashes spread across the country, with an RT correspondent caught in the chaos in Paris Fr
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Mr. Disrespectful wins stakes race at Del Mar, with another big one set for Sunday
Eight days ago, Mr. Disrespectful, a 6-year-old gelding, ran fifth in a field of six in a sprint race at Santa Anita. Saturday, the 36-1 longshot led wire-to-wire under jockey Tiag
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Artist Bhagya Ajaikumar explains how good curation balances individual expression and collective vision
Launched in 2014, PhotoSparks is a weekly feature from YourStory, with photographs that celebrate the spirit of creativity and innovation. In the earlier 1,030 posts
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Gardeners urged to do simple patio job in November to prevent weed problems next spring
Autumn is one of the best times to tackle garden maintenance, and one simple job done now before winter can help prevent weed growth next spring
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Gardeners urged not to throw away pine needles in gardens
Pine needle mulch is a cost-free solution for several common garden problems
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Weekly poll results: touchscreens on laptops only make sense if you can use the laptop as a tablet
The results from last week’s poll show that touchscreens do have a place on some laptops. It’s mainly the ones with a 360° hinge or the ones where the screen can detach from the ke
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Pokemon-themed fun at Changi Airport and Jewel; The Little Players’ puppetry show on bullying
Make family time all the more special with these ideas and activities.
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For Zoomers, blue wave in US election evokes ‘millennial optimism’
A sense of nostalgia has supercharged talk of “millennial optimism”.
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Shack Chat: What’s your favorite memory of The Legend of Zelda series?
Players have been exploring Hyrule and beyond for 40 years. Now we want to hear your favorite memory of the whole Legend of Zelda series.
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Perth doctor Ethan Stirrat aiming to run around Australia to smash world record and raise $1m for Hurt to Help
Heading counter-clockwise across the Nullarbor, up the eastern coastline, across the top end and back down the west coast to Perth, the 26-year-old aims to complete the mammoth tre
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Perth doctor Ethan Stirrat aiming to run around Australia to smash world record and raise $1m for Hurt to Help
Heading counter-clockwise across the Nullarbor, up the eastern coastline, across the top end and back down the west coast to Perth, the 26-year-old aims to complete the mammoth tre
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Scientists Identified 10 Healthy Diets Linked to Slower Biological Aging
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The vehicles of Vice City join the real world courtesy of LA-based West Coast Customs
In Martin Amis’ satirical paean to 80s excess, Money, his antihero John Self drives a large, self-regarding, and overbearing purple car. Its name? The Fiasco, ‘a vintage-style coup
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Tom Krasovic: Bill Walton would’ve been grateful for Aztecs guards on Saturday
Let there be no doubt: Bill Walton would’ve reveled in the basketball show that San Diego State put on Saturday in his honor. It would’ve been unavoidable. Walton was the tallest S
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Photos: Aztecs beat Buffaloes, 77-66
San Diego State and Colorado tipoff during the Bill Walton Classic at Pechanga Arena on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026 in San Diego, California. (Meg McLaughlin / The San Diego Union-Tribu
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Paraguay’s prosecutors charge Santiago Peña and seek his pre-trial detention over the Ueno Bank collapse
Paraguayan prosecutors on Saturday charged former President Santiago Peña, removed from office by the Senate on Friday, and requested his pre-trial detention in the case over the c
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One Of Willy Wonka's Most Memorable Scenes Was An Absolute Nightmare To Shoot
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is full of memorably twisted moments, including one that was rather difficult (and gross) to film.
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2027 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 92: Diego Natera
Diego Natera (left, celebrating a June 23 homer) had two uneven seasons in the DSL, but the best of each year supports an enticing future. | Sideline HD Diego Natera Catcher5´10´´1
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European Union Regulators Tell TikTok to Plug ‘Rabbit Holes’ or Else
The European Commission says it could fine owner ByteDance up to 6% of annual turnover if it doesn't change TikTok's recommendation algorithms.
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Newsom appoints former aide convicted in domestic violence case to state commission
Nathan Ballard, Newsom's former communications director, is returning to public service after pleading no contest in a domestic violence case. Some have criticized his appointment
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15 Unmissable things to do in Belgrade, Serbia [2026 Update]
Bold and bustling, Belgrade, the vibrant and captivating capital of Serbia, is one of Europe’s most compelling city breaks. Set at the meeting point of the Danube and Sava rivers,
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Masahiro Sakurai Says He Is Not Planning To Retire Currently
Masahiro Sakurai, creator of Kirby and Super Smash Bros., has shared his current thoughts on retirement from the game’s industry. Read more
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A BioWare documentary was already in the works when the shutdown was announced: 'With the studio's recent closure, the film is now a profound valediction'
Deadline reports that a Canadian documentary about the history of BioWare was already two years into filming when EA closed the studio. Now, it's becoming a sad goodbye to a legend
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Hong Kong must show real remorse for the Tai Po fire tragedy
When Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu and seven principal officials bowed deeply before the cameras on October 29, Hong Kong witnessed something rare: a collective government apolo
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Why the tropics lose the most birds when cities expand
Tropical ecosystems are famous for their teeming, exuberant diversity. In fact, the dramatic increase in biodiversity from the poles to the tropics—known as the latitudinal diversi
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Australia scraps plan to sell Sydney military barracks after backlash
The reversal follows criticism of the divestment efforts from groups seeking to preserve Australia’s military history.
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Who is Qiulae Wong, the outsider who could decide New Zealand’s next government?
A centre-right or centre-left bloc dould require the support of Wong’s centrist Opportunity Party.
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Scientists discover a hidden warning sign of cannabis addiction
A study of more than 17,700 US adults found that people who use cannabis in multiple forms have dramatically higher rates of daily consumption and addiction symptoms than those who
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Old-school snacks shop Biscuit King in Casuarina Road to close by end of January
The owner cites operating costs as a main reason for the planned closure.
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Meet the surgeon saving the careers of cricket's best fast bowlers
New Zealand spinal surgeon Rowan Schouten has gained a reputation as the man to see for a generation of injury-plagued fast bowlers.
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Paraguay's ousted President charged with crimes linked to collapse of major bank
In a farewell message released shortly before he was ousted on Friday (November 6), Mr. Peña expressed hope his departure would spare Paraguay further harm
- China marks 55th anniversary of restoration of its lawful UN seat
- Herzog taps Eisenkot to form next Israeli government
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Is Kylie Kelce Ready for Baby No. 5 With Jason Kelce?
Kylie Kelce is not gonna lie about her thoughts on adding another player to her team. The 34-year-old—who shares daughters Wyatt, 7, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley, 19 months