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Gabrielle's winds have increased to 75 mph, with rapid intensification possible. The storm is tracking north-northwest, expected to pass east of Bermuda on Monday. Large ocean swells are impacting Bermuda and will reach North America and Atlantic Canada. No warnings are in effect, but authorities remain alert.
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Lionel Messi is close to finalizing a multi-year contract extension with Inter Miami, keeping him in MLS through at least 2026. The deal aims to secure his presence for the club's new stadium opening and beyond, with negotiations in the final stages. Messi has not publicly addressed his World Cup plans.
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Recent court filings reveal severe conditions at US immigration detention centers, including Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz,' Texas's Dilley facility, and Louisiana's Angola prison. Reports detail inhumane treatment, prolonged detention, and inadequate medical care, prompting legal challenges and protests. The stories highlight ongoing concerns about migrant treatment under US immigration policies. (Fri, 10 Oct 2025 17:26:26 +0100)
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Priscilla, a large tropical storm with 65 mph winds, is heading northwest toward Mexico's coast. A tropical storm watch is in effect from Punta San Telmo to Punta Mita, with conditions expected Sunday and Monday. Another system, Octave, remains far offshore with no land impact forecast. The storm is forecast to reach hurricane status soon.
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The FDA has approved remibrutinib, marketed as Rhapsido, for adults with chronic spontaneous urticaria, a condition affecting sleep, work, and mental health. This marks a new treatment option, expanding the therapeutic landscape for this non-life-threatening but impactful condition.
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Hurricane Imelda, a Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds, struck Bermuda late Wednesday, causing damaging waves, heavy rain, and coastal flooding. Authorities closed schools, airports, and deployed soldiers for emergency response. The storm also impacted Cuba and Haiti with flooding and fatalities. Forecasters warn of ongoing risks.
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Hurricane Priscilla weakened from a major storm to a tropical storm near Mexico's Baja California, bringing heavy rain, surf, and flood risks. Tropical Storm Jerry is strengthening in the Atlantic, while Tropical Storm Octave is dissipating in the Pacific. Authorities continue to monitor the storms' impacts.
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A violent brawl erupted at a San Antonio Whataburger after a mistaken order led to a fight among patrons. Police arrested seven people, and the incident was captured on social media. The chain confirmed an employee was involved and has been fired.
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Recent US elections highlight ongoing economic concerns, especially inflation and high living costs, influencing voter behavior. Democratic gains in key states suggest a shift in public focus, while President Trump’s efforts to address affordability face skepticism amid persistent inflation and political tensions. The midterms are shaping up as a referendum on economic management.
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Recent studies reveal significant progress in cardiovascular health, including diet-based treatments for microvascular dysfunction, the impact of light pollution on heart risk, and innovative gene therapies for high cholesterol. These developments could reshape prevention strategies and patient care.
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Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces federal charges of conspiracy to steal $5 million in COVID relief funds. She denies the allegations, maintains her innocence, and plans to continue serving in Congress. The case involves misuse of pandemic funds and campaign contributions linked to her family’s healthcare business.
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A UN report shows Jakarta has become the world's most populous city with 42 million residents, surpassing Tokyo. The shift results from new methodology and rapid urban growth in Asia, with Dhaka projected to become the largest city by 2050. Climate and migration are key drivers.
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On December 4, 2025, the US and Kenya signed a $2.5 billion, five-year health agreement replacing previous USAID programs dismantled earlier this year. Kenya will increase domestic health spending by $850 million. The pact focuses on HIV/AIDS, malaria, TB, and maternal health. Meanwhile, US-South Africa relations remain strained after the US boycotted the recent G20 summit in Johannesburg, citing unsubstantiated claims of white farmer persecution and refusing to recognize South Africa's G20 presidency transfer.
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The college football landscape is in flux as the CFP selection committee debates inclusion of teams with multiple losses. Indiana is confirmed as No. 1, while Alabama, Notre Dame, Miami, Duke, and James Madison face uncertain futures. The final bracket will be announced today, amid intense debate over rankings and conference champions.
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Recent data shows a surge in home sales in US metros like Kansas City and Texas cities, driven by affordability and demand from retirees. Meanwhile, wealthy New Yorkers are increasingly interested in Miami properties amid political and tax concerns, fueling a luxury real estate boom.
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Multiple artists, including TWICE, Bruno Mars, Luke Combs, Illenium, and Zac Brown Band, are expanding their tours and residencies worldwide. TWICE's 'This is For' tour now includes North America and Europe, while Bruno Mars' Vegas shows are sold out. Other artists are announcing new international dates and residencies, reflecting a busy global entertainment schedule.
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Brooklyn rapper Daniel Hernandez, known as Hernandez, has admitted to violating his supervised release with recent assaults and drug possession. His court hearing revealed ongoing threats and harassment linked to his cooperation with authorities in a gang case. The judge sentenced him to additional jail time, citing repeated infractions.
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Recent US immigration enforcement has led to prolonged detention and family separations, with thousands of migrants detained or deported, causing deep pain and uncertainty for families, amid record-low border crossings and increased deportation efforts.