Half-day road, waterways blockade underway in Khagrachhari, Rangamati
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US says Russia, Ukraine to let civilians leave war-torn area
The White House statement says that the humanitarian arrangement is due to begin Oct. 29, which credited First Lady Melania Trump with brokering the agreement
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called on Cubans to partner with the CIA for change. President Donald Trump mentioned taking care of Cuba after dealing with Iran. Their administration continues to apply pressure on Cuba regarding its communist government. The US has imposed an oil blockade, causing severe strains on Cuba's economy. Cuba's foreign minister expressed openness to dialogue while human rights experts condemned the blockade as unlawful.
Carrick confident he can turn around Man Utd slump
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said on Friday he is convinced he can arrest his side's slump as he refused to confirm whether Bruno Fernandes will remain as the club's captain.
Shooting in Paris suburbs kills 1, wounds 5; Macron condemns racist terrorist attack
A gunman carried out a racially motivated shooting spree in the suburbs of Paris, killing one person. The incident also resulted in injuries to at least five others, including a young girl. Authorities swiftly apprehended the suspect, who had premeditated intentions based on racial discrimination. Investigators found his vehicle was armed and his apartment was booby-trapped. France's government expressed determination to combat racist crimes in the wake of this attack.
'We may do another epic fury': Trump hints at fresh action against Iran if deal not reached
Nuclear power could more than triple by 2060, says IAEA
United Nations: The head of the UN nuclear agency said on Friday, October 23, that he expects the use of nuclear power could more than triple by 2060. Rafael Grossi said in the International Atomic Energy Agencys annual report to the UN General Assembly that this will be driven by electrification, data centres powered by Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
As Israeli election nears, campaign turns ugly with AI clips and bereaved families dragged in
In the lead-up to the Israeli elections, candidates engage in personal and inflammatory attacks against each other. AI-generated content amplifies these attacks, creating intense negative portrayals of opponents. Campaigns show desperation as even bereavement becomes fodder for criticism and smear tactics. Targeted candidates report harassment and public pressure to withdraw from the race due to their personal losses.
OpenAI Resumes Training AI Models Without Internet After Cyber Incidents
OpenAI had halted training and evaluation of its most capable models after an internal research model briefly exploited a misconfiguration to gain limited internet access on September 2
France prepares for day of protest a week after nationwide riots
More than 70,000 police officers are to be deployed over fears protesters will defy restrictions on demonstrations.
Netanyahu Has Reinvented Himself. Will Voters Think It
The Oct. 7 attacks marred Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
How Defiant Youth Are Testing India
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Fitch maintains Ukraine at 'CCC', expects war to extend into 2027
Fitch Ratings has kept Ukraine's long-term foreign-currency rating at 'CCC', indicating significant credit risk amid the ongoing war. The agency predicts that the conflict with Russia may extend into 2027, affecting the country's economy. Ukraine will continue to depend on foreign financial aid to address budget deficits while facing rising fiscal challenges. Growth is projected to resume in 2027 after a slight economic contraction in 2026 due to war-induced pressures.
Arrest made after fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat
Around 200 emergency personnel are deployed to fight the blaze at the Nazi dictator's Alpine residence in Germany.
Iran Intensifies Targeting of U.S. Officials, Intelligence Chief Warns
U.S. intelligence warns of Irans increased efforts to target American officials, prompting diplomatic staff reductions in the region. Iran Intensifies Targeting of U.S. Officials, Intelligence Chief Warns
Fire Engulfs Hitler's Mountain Retreat In Germany's Bavaria, Suspect Detained
The site once housed the Nazi leader's heavily fortified country residence where he relaxed with his companion Eva Braun and wrote part of his book Mein Kampf.
An honour that the son of the best player in history is wearing our jersey: Nico Paz
Nico Paz has been making waves with his performances for Italian club Como, but a photograph of Lionel Messi
As Israeli election nears, campaign turns ugly
Fuelled in part by a boom in AI-generated images flooding social media, candidates and activists are seeking to portray their opponents as weak, untrustworthy or damaging for the country as they play on stereotypes and fears to sway public opinion
They got very upset: Trump claims 250% tariff threat stopped India-Pak fighting
They got very upset: Trump claims 250% tariff threat stopped India-Pak fighting
In Florida, Trump vows to deal with Cuba after Iran gets settled
Trump, who won 68% of the Cuban American vote in Florida in the 2024 election, said American naval forces from Iran will stop at Cuba on the way home
NDTV World Summit 2026: The Mystery Of A Bare Nail In Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw's Office
A bare nail in Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw's office had sparked curiosity for months
Seven killed as gunmen open fire at church in Jordan in 'terrorist' attack, authorities say
Interior Minister Mazin Al
Met investigates reports of letter detailing claims about Meghan's father
Scotland Yard opens an inquiry after the Duchess of Sussex said she was sent a letter containing disturbing allegations.
One killed, 5 injured in suspected racist shooting near Paris
Paris: A gunman firing from a vehicle at three locations in the Paris suburbs killed one person and wounded at least five others, including a 12-year-old girl, in what French authorities described as a racially motivated attack. The suspect was arrested soon after the shooting, and Frances National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutors office took charge of the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
U.S. intelligence warns Iranian plots to kill Americans are in 'advanced stages'
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warned Friday that Iran has substantially increased efforts to target U.S. personnel abroad, with plots to kill Americans reaching advanced stages in the Middle East and other countries. The warning, contained in an unclassified memo that was sent to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and obtained by CBS News, comes as the State Department adjusts staffing at diplomatic posts across the Middle East , and the U.S. military pares back its footprint in the region, amid concerns about direct threats from Iran and threats from the Iranian-backed Houthi movement in Yemen. The lethal plotting efforts by the Iranians against U.S. citizens have reached advanced stages in both the Middle East and certain other countries, Clayton wrote. The memo, which was issued as the Trump administration weighs resuming military strikes against Iran, does not identify specific targets or countries where the alleged plots are underway, or indicate whether attacks may be imminent. Clayton said the U.S. intelligence community is working to downgrade sensitive intelligence received through various channels so it can be shared more broadly with State Department personnel. CIA Director John Ratcliffe was copied on the memo. Axios was first to report on the memo. The warning follows a series of precautions at U.S. diplomatic facilities across the region. Earlier this week, the State Department ordered non-essential U.S. embassy personnel and their families to depart Saudi Arabia. Several other American embassies in the region adjusted their staffing under restricted operations status, which allows them to reduce the number of personnel without formally going on ordered departure, CBS News previously reported. When it comes to our staffing at embassies, we constantly evaluate new information about the security environment, a U.S. official told CBS News on Friday. The threat of Houthi attacks and of Iranian terror plots targeting U.S. officials are informing our decisions on staffing adjustments for embassies on RO [Restricted Operations] Status in the region. A U.S. official and a senior U.S. military official also told CBS News this week that the military has been quietly reducing its footprint at posts in the Middle East due to ongoing threats. Houthi militants have stepped up drone and missile attacks against Saudi Arabia, targeting oil infrastructure and airports. One strike on Riyadh's King Khalid Airport earlier this month killed at least a dozen people , including a U.S. citizen, and injured hundreds more. Last weekend, U.S. embassies in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and other countries warned Americans to exercise caution due to Houthi attacks. Although the U.S. and Iran have refrained from striking each other in recent weeks, President Trump has not ruled out restarting hostilities after next month's midterm elections. Iran has also continued to take responsibility for attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. At a campaign rally in Florida on Friday, Mr. Trump suggested the U.S. could launch another operation against Iran if Tehran failed to reach an agreement. We may do another little Epic Fury, or they'll agree, the president said, invoking the name of the U.S. military campaign launched in February. This article originally appeared on CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com/news/iran-target-u-s-personnel/
Twin earthquakes within seconds hit Vanuatu Islands near Australia; tsunami warning issued
Twin earthquakes within seconds hit Vanuatu Islands near Australia; tsunami warning issued
Food Delivery Platform Just Eat Apologises After AI Creates Bizarre Food Images For Restaurant Menus
The spokesperson explained that Just Eat works with tens of thousands of small restaurants to provide food images.
Trump Warns Of Another Little Epic Fury, Iran's Don't Play With Fire Reply
Trump did not outline the conditions Iran would have to meet to prevent another round of military action.
France to deploy 70,000 police for fresh weekend protests
Protests by high school students over learning conditions sparked a movement that has since spread nationwide, fuelled by broader anger over the rising cost of living
Haryana gangster Himanshu Bhau, also known as Himanshu Ritoli, has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the US. Wanted in multiple criminal cases in India, the gangster from Rohtak is accused of involvement in murder, attempted murder,
Democrat James Talarico targets Elon Musk at rally:
Tory activist in 'contract killing broker' claim had worked for party HQ
Jack Ross was contracted to do social media work for the party until earlier this year, the BBC has been told.
Signs point to renewed major U.S. military operations against Iran
Neither the U.S. nor Iran has engaged in major attacks on land-based targets since early September, but that may soon change
Signs point to renewed major U.S. military operations against Iran
Neither the U.S. nor Iran has engaged in major attacks on land-based targets since early September, but that may soon change
Twin 7.2 and 6.9-magnitude quakes rock Vanuatu Islands in South Pacific Ocean
Twin 7.2 and 6.9-magnitude quakes rock Vanuatu Islands in South Pacific Ocean
Meghalaya: ASPF seeks regular BDO for Songsak, flags alleged threats and work irregularities
Guwahati: The Achik State Peoples Front (ASPF) has backed a joint complaint by Village Employment Councils (VECs) of Songsak Community and Rural Development (C&RD) Block in East Garo Hills, seeking the immediate posting of a regular Block Development Officer (BDO) and an inquiry into alleged administrative and financial irregularities. In a representation to the Commissioner [] The post Meghalaya: ASPF seeks regular BDO for Songsak, flags alleged threats and work irregularities appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Israel launches 'limited counterterrorism' operation in West Bank: What's behind the escalation?
The situation in the West Bank has escalated once again, with the Israeli military launching a 'targeted and limited counterterrorism' operation in the Hebron area in response to the killing of its two soldiers this week. The operation was authorised by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just days before the elections in Israel.
Why is ITBP overhauling its training and combat strategy along the China border? Explained
The ITBP was formed on October 24, 1962 after the Indo-China war
Kenya announces 2nd Ebola death, close relative of first patient
The remaining seven Ebola patients were receiving treatment at two isolation facilities. No new infections were reported
First Tanker Carrying Russian Diesel Sets Sail For US Under Trump-Putin Deal
Marine intelligence firm Kpler said the vessel signaled that it was headed to New York to arrive November 7 and would be the first Russian diesel delivery to the United States since July 2023.
Turkey does not see fighting Houthis under Saudi defence pact, minister says
Turkey's Defence Minister Yasar Guler stated that their troops will not engage in combat with Houthi rebels. The military support for Saudi Arabia is intended to enhance deterrence, similar to support for Qatar. After the Turkish parliament ratifies the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, requests for military support will be evaluated. The pact establishes a commitment for collective defense among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.
Saudi-led coalition intercepts ballistic missile launched towards Riyadh
The Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen's Houthis said on Saturday it had intercepted a ballistic missile launched towards Riyadh by the Iran-backed group
India has alleged that Chinese forces' deviation from the established patrolling patterns disturbs the situation at India-China border from time to time, as New Delhi once again underlined the need to maintain peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The
Melania Trump brokers ceasefire in Russian-occupied Ukraine
Washington: First lady Melania Trump has brokered a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in the ravaged, Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky so that humanitarian aid can be delivered and civilians can be evacuated from a place she said is on the brink of disaster. The localised ceasefire is set to begin next week. Ukrainian, Russian Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Rome, Milan brace for fresh protests under heavy security after last weekends violence
Security forces in Italy are preparing for protests set to occur in eight cities. While the demonstrations are expected to address budget cuts and cost of living concerns, heightened security measures are being enforced. Authorities aim to balance public safety with the right to protest, especially after recent violent incidents. The government is also implementing new regulations regarding protest participation and minors.
Imranur Rahman and Shirin Akter continued their domestic dominance at the Koko 18th National Summer Athletics Competition 2026 on Friday, winning the men
'Told them we will put 250% tariffs..': Trump revives claim he ended India-Pak conflict with tariffs
Typhoon Champi kills one and injures more than 500 in Taiwan as it heads to China
Brazil's Lula opens state toolbox to woo voters in runoff against Bolsonaro. Here's what is on offer
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is campaigning against Flavio Bolsonaro in Brazil's upcoming presidential runoff election. Lula is proposing various populist promises aimed at securing voter support and winning the election. These promises include reducing the workweek and expanding welfare benefits through Bolsa Familia. Additionally, Lula's plans involve debt relief for low-income Brazilians and measures to reduce transportation costs.
Israel Defense Forces initiated a counterterrorism operation in Hebron after two soldiers were killed in a shooting. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a lockdown of the area due to increased violence. The operation seeks to dismantle terrorist infrastructure and involves targeted searches and resident screenings. Two terrorists involved in the original attack have already been killed during the operations.
Donald Trump Warns Tehran of Fresh Strikes if Peace Deal Fails; Cuba Is Next
US President Donald Trump has threatened Iran again with a military response, insisting that Washington will resume attacks on Tehran if it does not agree to a peace deal. He also warned that the US will turn its attention to Cuba
Seven killed and 40 injured after gunmen open fire at church funeral in Jordan
Australian MP's condition improves after alleged car attack
The Independent MP is now in a serious but stable condition, according to the Melbourne hospital.
US is reducing staffing at 4 Middle East embassies over increased threats from Iran
The U.S. State Department is currently reducing the number of staff at four embassies in the Middle East. This decision follows intelligence reports indicating increased efforts by Iran to target American personnel. While the embassies remain operational, staffing changes are described as related to threats from Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. Unlike in Saudi Arabia, U.S. personnel in these embassies are not compelled to leave.
Trump says U.S. will 'take care of Cuba' on its way back from Iran
Mr. Trump predicted last month the U.S. and Cuba would reach an agreement and that he did not think military action would be necessary
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Saudi missile plant expansion may produce more powerful missiles, study says
Saudi Arabia's missile factory expansion aims to produce larger solid-fuel missiles capable of longer ranges and heavier payloads. This initiative is expected to help deter Iranian attacks and strengthen military self-reliance. Researchers indicate that these developments may also lead to a regional missile race among neighboring countries. The expansion could impact US-Saudi relations and ongoing nuclear agreement discussions.
4.5-magnitude earthquake rattles Tibet days after powerful tremor left 16 dead
4.5-magnitude earthquake rattles Tibet days after powerful tremor left 16 dead
Russia, Ukraine agree to Oleshky ceasefire as peace talks set for next month
Russia, Ukraine agree to Oleshky ceasefire as peace talks set for next month
'We may do another Epic Fury': Trump warns Iran of potential strike if deal not reached
Donald Trump issued a military warning to Iran during a campaign rally, suggesting possible future strikes. He highlighted the importance of diplomatic negotiations, implying that Iran's leadership may not be sufficiently strategic. Trump discussed the US Navy's presence in the Caribbean and noted Senator Marco Rubio's role in diplomacy. Additionally, he announced a federal investment of $250 million to hire new nurses for elder care facilities.
Trump lifts some Canada tariffs ahead of midterms
The change could help Senator Susan Collins, who faces a strong challenge from a Democrat in Maine, a U.S.-Canada border state hit hard by Donald Trumps trade war
Red Roses suffer back-to-back defeats for first time in a decade as Canada make statement
US Intel warns of threats to American diplomats in West Asia: Report
A recent intelligence report indicates that Iran is intensifying its attacks on American diplomats in the Middle East. The U.S. Department of State has ordered the departure of non-emergency personnel in Saudi Arabia. Security concerns have risen due to Iranian-backed Houthi forces targeting civilian infrastructure in the region. Additionally, President Donald Trump has warned Iran of potential military action if negotiations do not succeed.
Pentagon designates China-backed campus cultural centers a threat to US national security
'Will do another little Epic Fury': Trump warns Iran of fresh strikes, threatens Cuba too
US President Donald Trump has once again hinted at resuming strikes against Iran if the Islamic Republic fails to reach a peace deal with the Washington. His remarks came just hours after Tom Barrack, the US ambassador to Turkey and point man on Syria, claimed that strikes could be resumed against Iran as soon as this weekend.
Ukrainian negotiator says local humanitarian ceasefire with Russia will start on Tuesday
A ceasefire in the Kherson region of Ukraine will commence to enable humanitarian efforts in Oleshky. Melania Trump has played a crucial role in organizing aid delivery and civilian evacuations. The agreement was reached between Ukrainian, Russian and US negotiators ahead of the mission. Civilians in Oleshky are facing dire conditions with limited food and medical supplies. Safety measures for the mission will include mine clearance and secure evacuation routes.
Nuclear power could more than triple by 2060, UN agency says
Rafael Grossi from the IAEA forecasts that nuclear power usage may more than triple by 2060. This increase will be driven by rising demands for electricity, especially from data centers powered by artificial intelligence. Grossi emphasized the importance of nuclear energy for energy security and its safety compared to other options. He also highlighted concerns regarding nuclear programs in Iran and North Korea, urging diplomatic efforts.
First tanker of Russian diesel sets sail for the US in Trump's controversial deal with Putin
A tanker transporting Russian diesel to the United States has departed, signaling a new import agreement. This deal has raised concerns in Ukraine due to Russia's ongoing invasion. U.S. political figures criticized the agreement as it contravenes existing American laws and may benefit Moscow. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed disappointment over the decision and its potential impacts.
Trump's diesel price relief efforts grow costlier as election nears
With the midterm elections approaching, President Trump is implementing various strategies to combat high diesel prices. These measures include financial aid for farmers and adjustments to regulations for truckers. However, criticisms arise regarding the effectiveness of these solutions and their geopolitical implications. Many voters attribute rising costs to Trump's policies, posing a challenge for Republican candidates. Ultimately, the pressure to lower diesel prices remains as the elections draw near.
Trump says US will 'take care of Cuba' on its way back from Iran
President Donald Trump mentioned plans to deal with Cuba following discussions about Iran. He expressed confidence that the US would reach an agreement with Cuba. The Trump administration aims to alter the current communist government in Cuba. Recently imposed oil blockades have triggered severe energy shortages in Cuba. Cuba's foreign minister indicated an openness to dialogue with the United States amidst these tensions.
Donald Trump addressed a rally, asserting he halted hostilities between India and Pakistan with trade tariff threats. He claimed that his ultimatum led to both countries de-escalating their military actions. India, however, disputed Trump's assertions, particularly about aircraft losses during the conflict. The Indian government has consistently rejected any external mediation regarding its military operations.
How does the UK state pension compare with other countries?
Do British pensioners have it better or worse than those in other countries?
UK to invest 100m in 'world first' AI Biosecurity Lab
The chancellor will unveil AI spending aimed at shoring up the UK's defences in Wednesday's Budget.
Woman, 65, becomes second patient to die of Ebola in Kenya
She was a close family member of the first victim, a man who had travelled from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Kim Jong Un Calls For Military Revolution As He Urges Stronger Army Units
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for the country's army companies to be turned into elite, self-sufficient combat units during a two-day meeting of company commanders in Pyongyang, state media KCNA said on Saturday.
Mrbeast Bets On Ai Toy: Star takes 55% of Ball 2; viral hype must prove lasting demand
Before you crank up the thermostat, try these tips to keep your house warmer for longer
Make draught excluders from socks, leave your oven door open after cooking and opt for lots of thin layers of clothing to stay warm.
Former ESPN reporter quits State Department after incident at NBA game
Former ESPN reporter Britt McHenry resigned Friday from her position as a State Department press adviser following an altercation at a basketball game this week, ABC News has learned. McHenry was captured on camera appearing to throw a drink on someone during a Washington Wizards vs. Milwaukee Bucks NBA game on Wednesday. Video obtained by TMZ appears to show McHenry being escorted from the stands at Capital One Arena following the incident. Alex Brandon/AP - PHOTO: Britt McHenry McHenry was appointed to her role at the State Department last month. A Department official declined to comment on McHenrys exit, saying it was an internal personnel matter. ABC News was not immediately able to contact McHenry. McHenry formerly worked as a reporter for ESPN. In 2015, she was suspended by the network for one week after a video showing her berating a clerk at a towing company went viral. Her departure from the State Department was first reported by Page Six. This article originally appeared on ABC News at https://abcnews.com/Politics/britt-mchenry-resigns-state-department-job-after-basketball/story?id=137526303
Trump Lifts Some Canada Tariffs Ahead Of Midterm Elections
The easing of tariffs will apply to products including plywood sheets, some paper products, certain machinery and refrigeration equipment, the White House said in a statement.
'There's babies in there': Hero dad who stopped Oregon school shooter shares his story
Kaylub Giamanco, the man praised as a hero for fatally shooting a gunman at a school in Bend, Oregon, last week, is speaking out for the first time about the moments leading up to the shooting and how he is grappling with the aftermath. The 36-year-old carpenter, whose two daughters attend Silver Rail Elementary School, told Oregon Public Broadcasting that it was happenstance that he was passing by the school at that moment. He said he had decided to go home for lunch that day instead of eating the food he had packed. As he drove by the elementary school, he saw a man in black holding a long gun and shooting at a vehicle. At first, he thought it was a prank, but then the shooter threw the gun over the school fence before climbing it. That's when panic fled into my brain and that's when I opened my center console and said, 'No. No. No. No,' Giamanco said in the interview. In the console of his truck was a .40-caliber handgun he rarely used. He said he grabbed the weapon's magazine from another compartment, drove into the school parking lot and saw the shooter walk across school grounds. I just was in full panic, like, 'No, there's children, there's babies in there,' he recalled. I told my Siri to call 911. He said the dispatcher had questions for him, but he didn't stay on the call. I said, 'I'm sorry, I have to go in. People are going to die,' Giamanco said. He described trying to stay out of sight as he followed the gunman. I heard him fire two shots into the doors, Giamanco said. That's when I started hearing children pleading for their lives and then I started hearing gunfire and I just started army crawling faster and faster and I told myself this is probably the last thing that I'm ever going to do. Giamanco said he crawled in through a broken window, staying on his knees until he reached the special education classroom. He said he saw a teacher struggling with the shooter. He said he swung the door open and fired. He (the shooter) was scrambling for his weapon, Giamanco said. I looked at him and I shot him two more times to make sure that he couldn't move because I was afraid of him shooting anybody else. Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek was among those who praised Giamanco's bravery, saying he heroically intervened to stop further loss of life. Police Chief Mike Krantz also credited the teacher who tackled the shooter and fought to take his gun, which almost certainly helped prevent more bloodshed. Police later identified the shooter as 16-year-old Griffin J. John II. The attack killed three children , ages 5, 8 and 11, and a 25-year-old teacher. A 7-year-old girl and a 54-year-old teacher were wounded. I didn't save everybody. I didn't get them all. After police and first responders arrived at the school, Giamanco went back to his truck, emptied his weapon and called his wife and then his mother. She was just like, 'OK, baby, calm down. You did the right thing. You're a hero. You saved lives.' And I was just like, 'I didn't save everybody. I didn't get them all,' he recalled of the conversation with his mom. His mother, Kenda Freeman, who lives in California, told CBS News Sacramento that her son has a genuine heart and he loves his community and his family and his children. A week later, Giamanco told Oregon Public Broadcasting that when he goes to bed at night, he replays that day in his head and wonders if he could have stopped the shooter sooner. I relive, I see faces, I hear voices, I hear screams, he said. It was split-second decisions while gunfire was going off, while children were losing their lives. He grew emotional when talking about the families who lost children. I want to apologize for not saving their babies, he said. The gratitude for saving people's children is awesome, but there were ones that I didn't save. In the days after the shooting, Giamanco sought to avoid the limelight, putting out a brief statement expressing gratitude to first responders and the community. However, he told Oregon Public Broadcasting he's now decided to share his story. I've always wanted to change the world, but I've felt small. I'm just a carpenter from Bend, Oregon. I was a nobody other than to my friends and family, he said. I feel like if I'm going to have a voice, then I'll be damned if I'm not going to use it to change this world, to make it a better place. He said he hopes to help raise funds for local schools to improve their safety. This article originally appeared on CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hero-kaylub-giamanco-bend-oregon-shooting/
Judge rules Jane Doe in Cornell case can remain anonymous while pursuing lawsuit
A judge in New York on Friday decided the former Cornell University student known as Jane Doe can pursue her sexual assault claim against the university and seven fraternity members while remaining anonymous. Permission to proceed in litigation under a pseudonym is not automatic, but the judge said the notoriety of the allegations and widespread reports of certain malicious actors' behavior warranted anonymity. Jane Doe says she felt 'unsupported and disbelieved' by Cornell president The judge's decision came with a warning to those who have threatened Jane Doe and others connected to the case. While the Court is cognizant that some members of the public have made it their mission to try and identify Jane Doe, and have likewise tried to use what they believe to be Jane Doe's identity to harass and threaten certain individuals allegedly tied to her, the Court issues the following words of caution: cyberstalking and engaging in or encouraging threats across state lines, whether it be of Jane Doe, any of the named defendants, or their attorneys, can be considered a federal crime and perpetrators of those acts may be subjecting themselves to prosecution, Judge Phaedra Perry-Bond wrote in her opinion. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images - PHOTO: A hand written sign is seen before a rally in support of a former Cornell University student known as Jane Doe at the Ithaca Commons, October 13, 2026 in Ithaca, New York. Former Cornell fraternity president dropped from Jane Doe lawsuit Jane Doe filed a civil lawsuit alleging she had been drugged and gang-raped at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024. All seven men named in the lawsuit have denied wrongdoing and no criminal charges have been filed in the case. Her attorney, Thomas Giuffra, has previously told ABC News that Jane Doe and her family have been subjected to threats, doxxing and other forms of harassment. New York Attorney General Letitia James, who was appointed by Gov. Kathy Hochul, is conducting an investigation into the incident. Cornell, which said it fully supports the appointment of a special prosecutor, is also conducting an internal probe of its response to the allegations. The case has rocked the university and started conversations about treatment of sexual assault allegations on college campuses across the country. Cornell has said it takes allegations of allegations of sexual violence extremely seriously and that it investigated and adjudicated the allegations consistent with university policies. At the same time, the university has said it is committed to taking additional steps to improve campus safety. This article originally appeared on ABC News at https://abcnews.com/US/jane-doe-cornell-lawsuit-remain-anonymous-judge-warns/story?id=137524611
Andy Bloke appears vaguely normal on Gogglebox
Strictly's new presenters - after frosty reviews have they warmed up?
Josh Widdicombe, Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe have split opinion but are getting into the groove, critics say.
Are California voters about to impose world's first 'tax on billionaires'?
Voters are about to decide if the mega-rich among them should hand over billions of dollars to pay for improvements to healthcare.
North Korea has opened up bridges to Russia and China
Ruins of Limoges city hall a symbol of France divided by national protests
Younger Limoges residents see the destruction of their town hall as unfortunate collateral damage in a wider movement. For others, the fire was an unacceptable tragedy.
The artist dropping her debut album after a billion streams
Irish DJ Jazzy came up on the Dublin club scene and has worked with industry heavyweights like Calvin Harris.
The Papers: 'Meghan warned over father' and 'Don't risk Truss-style budget'
Meghan Markle's responds to allegations over her father and PM warned to not risk 'Truss-style' budget leads Saturday's papers.
