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Father-Son Bonding at 2 Miles Per Minute on Germany’s Fabled Autobahn

Jim Tankersley — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:09:46 -0400

Late for a rock concert, dads’ rules about driving are (legally) broken as the speedometer hits 125 m.p.h. on a highway where there are no speed limits.

"Шахеды" стали более опасными, чем баллистика: Зеленский назвал простую причину

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:07:00 -0400

Президент Украины рассказал, какие средства используются для сбития ударных дронов.

House GOP concludes investigation into Biden alleged mental decline - POLITICO

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:05:59 -0400

The Republican-led House Oversight committee is recommending DOJ probe whether Biden executive orders should be overturned.

Sudan’s Military Withdraws From El Fasher in Darfur, Handing City to R.S.F.

Lynsey Chutel — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:05:26 -0400

Sudan’s military chief, Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, confirmed that his forces had withdrawn from El Fasher, a decisive shift in control of the sprawling Darfur region of Sudan.

Недофлагман авиации РФ: еще один "импортозамещенный" МС-21 совершил первый полет

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:04:00 -0400

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Зеленский: Покровск - главная цель россиян, в город проникли около 200 оккупантов

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:02:00 -0400

Россияне бросили все силы на Покровск, поскольку не могут взять Купянск, убежден президент.

"Летающий Чернобыль": в The Telegraph объяснили, почему "Буревестник" РФ является нелогичным

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:02:00 -0400

Западные аналитики говорят, что "Буревестник" ограничен из-за своей медленной скорости.

В сети появились фото первого смартфона Samsung аж с тремя экранами

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0400

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Изменится ли минимальная зарплата в ноябре 2025: в Украине объявили повышение

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0400

Уже скоро украинцам могут наконец поднять "минималку".

Как выглядел Иисус Христос на самом деле: ученые сделали невероятное открытие

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0400

Учёные рассказали, какой нации был Иисус Христос, какого цвета имел глаза и волосы, и как он одевался.

NATO Nation In Crisis As Putin Plans Mega Move? 'Nearly Half Of Germans Revolt Against Merz's…'

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:53:51 -0400

Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces mounting pressure as a new INSA poll for Bild reveals that 49% of Germans expect his government to ...

I wasn't expecting to bond with my teenage son's girlfriend over horror movies. We go on double dates.

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:51:02 -0400

The author loves that her son's girlfriend shares their love of horror movies.

Courtesy of Terri Peters

I've been bonding with my teen son over our shared love of horror movies for years.
Now, he's in his first serious relationship, with a girl who also loves scary movies.
Sharing my teen's interests is fun, but it's also allowed me to bond with his girlfriend.

I grew up as an only child in a house that catered to my every girlish whim, so when I found out my first child was a boy, my immediate response was nervousness about how I'd fare in the world of superheroes and monster trucks. Turns out, I've done just fine, and I was especially delighted when my son hit his teen years and became interested in something I'd always loved: movies.

Even better than comparing our film rankings on Letterboxd or staying up late to watch the Academy Awards? Not only does my son love movies, but my son specifically inherited my appreciation for horror movies.

As soon as he was old enough, I walked him through a syllabus of classics like "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and newer gems like "Black Phone." Then, something happened that wasn't on my radar: My son entered his first serious relationship with a girl who also loved horror movies.

It shouldn't have surprised me that my son wanted to date someone with the same interests, but it did.

The author and her son love movies, and specifically enjoy horror films.

Courtesy of Terri Peters

Raising teens — I also have a daughter — is mostly about learning as you go, and since my son is my oldest, that's been even more true with him. It hadn't occurred to me he'd date someone who shared his interests until the first time he mentioned his now-girlfriend to me. He'd watched a new-to-him horror movie because she suggested it. My ears immediately perked up, and a few months later, when their friendship turned into something more, it was unsurprising.

My husband and I go on double dates with my son and his girlfriend.

The author and her husband go on double dates with their son and his girlfriend.

Courtesy of Terri Peters

Now, they've been an official couple for several months, and my husband and I often go with them on double dates to grab dinner, then see a new horror movie at our local theater. The ritual has provided us grown-ups with a fun way to get to know our son's girlfriend better, and it's a win-win for all of us (except my husband, who doesn't love horror movies but is a good sport). Without this shared interest, I'm sure we'd still occasionally do things together, but the hang-outs would happen less often, and they might not be as fun.

I love getting a chance to bond with the person my son cares about so much.

Bonding over a shared interest gives the author a chance to spend time with her son's girlfriend.

Courtesy of Terri Peters

My son had dated previously, but had far less in common with the person. As a parent, I saw that quickly brought an end to the relationship. Now, I'm thrilled to see him in a relationship with someone he relates to so deeply — yes, in their love of movie genres, but in lots of other ways, too. As parents, we just want our kids to be happy and healthy, but there have definitely been some unexpected perks to my son's girlfriend sharing interests that I care about, too.

We've also traveled together for horror events, and it's so much fun.

They enjoy traveling for horror-related events.

Courtesy of Terri Peters

In addition to dinner-and-a-movie date nights, we've traveled together to attend horror events like Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort and Scaradise, a fan convention for horror enthusiasts. Whether we're planning our outfits for a spooky event or deciding which restaurant to meet at before a movie, the shared interest has given me something to connect with my son's girlfriend over, and it's been incredibly fun.

I'm constantly amazed by the cool people my teens are becoming, and I love that my son picked an equally cool girl to date.

The author is enjoying watching her teenagers' interests develop.

Courtesy of Terri Peters

Both my 17-year-old son and my 15-year-old daughter are pretty amazing individuals. When I held them as tiny babies, I remember worrying about time passing quickly and them growing into teenagers in a blink.

It's gone fast, yes, but new-mom-me was unprepared for how my heart would swell with pride when observing the incredible almost-adults my husband and I have raised. I often say having teens is even more enjoyable than raising babies, and I truly love watching my kids grow up.

While I'm still their parent, I see my kids turning into grown-ups that will one day be my friends, and it's truly a thrill. I wasn't prepared for how much fun it'd be for my kids to start dating, but seeing them build relationships with equally cool people that I also like to spend time with is like gaining more kids — an unexpected perk of raising teens.

There are a million reasons I'm grateful for my son's girlfriend: she cares about my kid, is talented and kind, and has helped him grow more mature as he navigates his first serious relationship. But beyond that, I love having another scary movie buddy to drag along with me to movie theaters and scary events; it makes life even more fun to bring her along.

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Erste Group Bank (OTCMKTS:EBKDY) Stock Price Passes Below 50 Day Moving Average

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:48:21 -0400

→ Trump's “Smart Dollar” just went mainstream (From Stansberry ... Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft restated a "buy" rating on shares of ...

HSBC warns it ‘could take years’ to settle Madoff case as bank takes $1.1bn hit

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:47:58 -0400

Lawsuit over Ponzi scheme drags on London-headquartered lender, whose profits plunge by 14%

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HSBC has warned it “could take years” to finally settle a lawsuit over the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme, as the bank’s profits fell 14% after it took a $1.1bn (£830m) hit on the 2009 scandal.

The London-headquartered bank’s finance chief issued the warning as the provision for the case dragged on HSBC profits, offsetting a jump in income in the three months to the end of September.

Miyeon returns with love-fueled frenzy in Reno (feat. Colde) - CHOSUNBIZ

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:47:19 -0400

Earlier, the agency CUBE ... MIYEON first conveyed dreamy and wistful feelings in a space where snowflakes scatter, then sat on a car hood in a black ...

Zelenskyy says Ukraine ready for peace talks anywhere besides Russia and Belarus – Europe live

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:46:59 -0400

The Ukrainian president also stressed that they still need European financial support to continue fighting

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said Kyiv was ready for peace talks anywhere besides Russia and Belarus, but stressed Ukrainian forces would “take no steps back” or cede territory.

In comments reported by Reuters and AFP, Zelenskyy also stressed that Ukraine needed European financial support to continue fighting the Russian forces for another two or three years, as the EU’s plan to use frozen Russian assets to back is stuck due to Belgium’s opposition.

US Missiles Stationed in Philippines Can Reach China: Official

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:45:01 -0400

General Romeo Brawner Jr. said the deployment of the Typhon missile system is part of efforts to boost the Philippines' defenses.

Илон Маск запустил собственный нейросетевой аналог "Википедии" - Grokipedia

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:43:00 -0400

На сайте уже опубликовано почти 900 тысяч статей

Россия снова атаковала энергетику: где в Украине самая сложная ситуация со светом

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:43:00 -0400

Аварийно-восстановительные работы продолжаются в регионах, где повреждена сеть.

Зеленский о переговорах в Будапеште: Не очень верим в чистоту этого соглашения

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:40:00 -0400

Премьер Венгрии Орбан "не демонстрирует никакого позитива в отношении Украины", отметил украинский лидер.

Mamdani Represents the Radical Left Gone Wrong - YouTube

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:37:46 -0400

Josh exposes the danger of Zohran Mamdani's radical ambitions in New York City and slams his 9/11 victim narrative. Plus: drug boats in the ...

Peace talks hosted by Turkey between Pakistan and Afghanistan hit impasse in Istanbul

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:34:26 -0400

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Tourist Plane Crashes, All on Board Feared Dead

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:34:20 -0400

All 12 people on board feared dead after plane crashes en route to Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve.

How Americans are dealing with the spookiest thing about Halloween: the price of candy

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:31:01 -0400

Candy prices have been rising faster than overall inflation.

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Halloween candy prices are spooky this year.
Families keeping the porch light on could spend $3.9 billion on candy.
Whether they're buying in bulk or avoiding chocolate, Americans are still finding a way to get their sugar fix.

Chris Lewis has been trying to time the market on candy prices.

The 36-year-old father of two in Florida has been biding his time, waiting for discounts and buy-one-get-one deals — but lower prices never came.

"It's just more bulk candy that we're buying, so we're getting bigger bags so that we can get a better deal versus the smaller ones," Lewis said.

This year, families have added a candy-buying strategy to their Halloween challenges, in addition to trying to snag "KPop Demon Hunters" costumes. Bureau of Labor Statistics data up to September showed that prices for candy and gum have skyrocketed thanks to tariffs and climate events, increasing much faster than overall prices. Still, like overall inflation, the candy price spike doesn't seem to be deterring shoppers too much.

Lewis, for example, is snagging whatever treats he can get.

"We've also got pretzels; we're throwing in kind of whatever we can find," he said. "Whatever the deal is is what we're grabbing at this point."

Candy prices are rising, but Americans are still planning to indulge

Groundwork Collaborative and The Century Foundation, using data from NielsenIQ, found that Hershey variety packs rose 22%, Hershey Peanut Butter Cup packs rose 8%, and Tootsie Roll lollipops rose about 34% between fall 2024 and 2025.

Tariffs and weather are culprits.

"Whether it's cane sugar, whether it's cocoa, all of that has to get imported, and all of that's being affected by the tariffs," Phil Lempert, a food industry analyst, told CBS News. Lempert also said cocoa production has fallen in West Africa because of droughts and windstorms.

A National Retail Federation survey of over 8,000 consumers, conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics in September, found that most were planning to buy candy and decorations. This could be a record year for Halloween spending, reaching $13.1 billion, and candy spending is expected to be $3.9 billion.

We've been seeing this story economy-wide. The US consumer has still been spending despite persistently elevated inflation. Consumer spending rose 0.6% in August.

For a first-timer like 25-year-old Kaleigh Merriweather, the price of Halloween candy was jarring when she went shopping this year.

Typically, her parents are the ones who buy candy, but she has her own place to consider now, she told Business Insider.

"The increase definitely influenced the amount I want to spend," Merriweather said. "I thought I'd be spending $30 at maximum, but it's closer to $50 for two large variety bags."

It didn't deter her from spending the money, however. Merriweather said she did pay attention to how certain candy was priced. She bought less chocolate than she expected, and was "disappointed" to miss out on her favorite part of the candy bowl.

Merriweather said that paying more for Halloween candy is still a must. It's for the kids, she said. Her only hope is that they enjoy their gummies as much as they would a Kit Kat.

"You have to pass out at least some candy. It's not the kids' fault that it's more expensive," Merriweather told Business Insider.

For at least one family in North Dakota, the larger economic picture is changing Halloween this year. Chris Eschbach, a 42-year-old father of two, is planning to forgo candy. His family is thinking about those hit by the pause in food benefits due to the government shutdown.

"My wife had mentioned to me with the SNAP benefits ending and people being hungry and the economy being bad, what if we just hand out food?" Eschbach said. They're thinking of handing out things like ramen, granola bars, and Hamburger Helper.

"I would much rather — not to take the fun away from the kids — but much rather do that knowing someone might get food that may go hungry than to just do some wasteful spending," Eschbach said.

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Stock index futures flat after Wall Street closes at record high - MSN

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:30:25 -0400

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Homeowner Has Small Packages Delivered, What’s Left Behind Goes Viral

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:30:25 -0400

Social media users had a range of ideas for what to do with the item, with one saying, "plant some shrubs" in it.

Woman shot during road rage incident in Bucks County, Pennsylvania - 6abc Philadelphia

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:44 -0400

A suspect has been arrested in connection with a road rage shooting that left a woman injured Monday evening in Bucks County.

Plane with 12 on board crashes near Kenya's coast

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:43 -0400

Local media are showing images of the plane in flames on the ground with debris scattered at the crash site.

Hundreds of asylum seekers to be moved to two UK military sites

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:35 -0400

Barracks in Inverness and East Sussex will house about 900 men as government aims to end use of hotels

Hundreds of people seeking asylum in the UK will be moved to military sites as the government aims to end the use of hotels to house them.

The Home Office confirmed that two barracks – Cameron barracks in Inverness and Crowborough training camp in East Sussex – would be used to house about 900 men temporarily. Officials are working to identify more sites.

Small plane crashes in the Kenyan coastal region of Kwale, with 12 people feared dead

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:23 -0400

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Lebanese army walks political tightrope to disarm Hezbollah | Reuters

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:10 -0400

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Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:07 -0400

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On the ground in Dubai: What it's like working and living in the burgeoning financial hub

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:29:02 -0400

The skyline of Dubai, including the Burj Khalifa, as seen from a rooftop in the DIFC.

Bradley Saacks

Financial services firms and wealthy individuals have flocked to Dubai in recent years.
The Dubai International Financial Center now boasts 48,000 people working in the area, up 9% from 2024.
UAE's biggest city is full of swanky offices, political neutrality, and traffic jams.

"You don't see that in London."

It's a sunny weekday morning in the Dubai International Financial Centre area in the heart of the United Arab Emirates' biggest city, and a peacock strolls by a table where a portfolio manager for one of the world's biggest hedge funds finishes their drink and describes their new life in the Gulf.

This individual had moved from London a year before to take advantage of the tax-free status and warm weather that Dubai offers.

They're not first and won't be the last.

The migration from longtime financial hubs like London, Hong Kong, and Switzerland to Dubai and its sleepier, smaller sister city, Abu Dhabi, is cementing the UAE's status as an international business center.

While the number of workers is still a fraction of the hundreds of thousands who work at financial services firms in New York or London, the DIFC's working population increased 9% from 2024, and the area now boasts 48,000 people working in finance jobs.

Peacocks walking through outdoor sitting areas in the DIFC are common.

Bradley Saacks

And, anecdotally, the seniority of the transplants is often higher. Executives and wealthy founders like billionaire Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio are moving to the region, which is developing scores of high-end apartments and beachfront villas to keep up with demand.

Home prices in Dubai are up 70% since the end of 2019, Bloomberg has reported, and stop-and-go traffic jams filled with luxury cars and BYDs, often helmed by personal drivers and Ubers, are common during rush hour around the DIFC. Even at sprawling, swanky hotels, where central air conditioning is blasting at all times, the dull buzz of power saws and rhythmic pounding of jackhammers from nearby construction sites can be heard.

Business Insider was on the ground last week in the expat-filled city for a pair of investment conferences in the DIFC — SuperReturn Dubai at the Ritz-Carlton and AIM Summit at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers — to understand life in the Gulf and meet those who have made the move. Many spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly.

A new Switzerland

Just as Switzerland became the 20th century's defining example of a capitalist dream — valuing money-making opportunities over political tiffs — the UAE has morphed into its 21st-century iteration.

Three portfolio managers who met with Business Insider in Dubai say there is a distinct lack of distractions to trading compared to their lives working in London or Hong Kong. Personal drivers and nannies are common, they say, and many also hire personal chefs who shop for them. While traffic is a constant annoyance, strikes and protests shutting down parts of the city — which are relatively frequent in London and Paris — are nonexistent because it's not permitted by the Royal family, who control the country.

As immigration becomes a political lightning rod in the US and UK, the UAE has made it simple for people willing to work to come, something two recent Dubai transplants originally from India said will set the Gulf apart, especially as the H-1B visa has become a target for President Donald Trump's administration.

"I think Dubai has done a very good job of being open and tolerant of people from all types of countries," Mark Oshida, Cambridge Associates' regional head of the Middle East and Africa, who moved to the city in April, told Business Insider.

Attendees at the two conferences spoke to the region's international draw. European and Asian attendees, many of whom live in the Gulf, could be heard speaking in their native tongue while on the phone or over plates of chicken lollipops and paneer tikki masala.

Dubai's eight principles focus in part on business growth in the region.

Bradley Saacks

Locals in the traditional all-white kandura garb popped out to smoke cigarettes in the shade. Groups of expats and locals could be seen sharing hookah at the DIFC's many shisha bars or having a drink at the posh outposts from high-brow chefs like Michael Mina or Kelvin Cheung.

The focus on outsiders is a part of the city's ethos.

A plaque on the eight principles of Dubai, located at the front of the Jumeirah Emirates Tower, outlines the Royal family's thinking on foreigners. Number seven, "A Land for Talent," states that the city's prominence is linked to "its capacity to continue attracting skilled and talented people."

"Here, we do business in a rational way," not a political way, said Khalil Chami, CFO of Ali & Sons, a Dubai-based conglomerate that invests family capital in external funds, at SuperReturn.

Talent first

While the trillions of dollars managed by the region's sovereign wealth funds, such as the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, have traditionally lured asset managers to the region, the push from talent forced many managers to open or expand a physical presence in the Gulf.

With looming votes in Switzerland and the UK on additional taxes on inheritances and the ultra-rich, those who have made the move expect more to come. Representatives from the DIFC are on the road this month, recruiting people to come to the region during visits to Washington, DC, at the Institute of International Finance's annual meeting, and Hong Kong, at the Alternative Asset Management Association's conference, a spokesperson for the DIFC told Business Insider.

The Gate Building in the DIFC, which houses the Dubai Stock Exchange.

Bradley Saacks

Firms with significant London and European presences are prepared to accept defectors and have plenty of space.

The DIFC — which is adding office space rapidly with new skyscrapers — felt empty compared to New York's Midtown Manhattan neighborhood or London's Mayfair district. Despite several conferences happening at once, in addition to the normal workforce who commute into the DIFC every day, coffee shops and lunch spots never had a wait.

Izzy Englander's Millennium has space for an additional 100 employees at its DIFC offices, a person close to the New York-based firm told BI. The manager already has close to 150 people in the city.

"You'd think the hardest part is convincing people to move. That's often the easiest bit," said Ahmed Omar, the CEO and CIO of London-based asset manager Magellan Capital, speaking at the SuperReturn conference. In a year and a half, 20 employees moved here, he said.

Attendees of the AIM Summit network in the Jumeirah Emirates Tower.

Bradley Saacks

One data point a local fundraiser who connects international managers to Middle East money finds telling is that a few recent PMs who moved to Dubai with a large fund are now spinning off — and planning to stay in the region.

"Institutions from outside the Middle East are now OK backing guys saying they're working from Dubai. That's a big shift from the pre-COVID days," this person said.

Forever home vs. a place to get rich and leave

The dozen recent transplants Business Insider spoke with were split on whether the region is in their long-term plans.

Several portfolio managers and fundraisers said they didn't move with intentions of staying forever, but their families have come to enjoy the lifestyle. Summers — when temperatures reach levels that can melt car tires, as one individual claimed — are often spent in Europe, much like New Yorkers escaping to the Hamptons.

Wealthy people who once worried about their and their families' safety in cities like London now leave their wallets on tables in cafes to reserve their seats while they pick up their coffees. At the two conferences, laptops were left on tables and chairs in conference halls while attendees networked in the next room.

As one private banker who lived in London and Geneva put it, "the more chaos in the world, the better Dubai looks."

For now.

The country's stability — which has also made the region attractive to invest in because of the confidence that long-term infrastructure projects will remain a government priority, several execs said — is tied directly to Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, whose portrait is omnipresent in Dubai, hanging in hotel lobbies and plastered on billboards on the main highway through the city.

The portraits of the Sheikh and other family members hang over the reception desk at the Jumeirah Emirates Tower.

Bradley Saacks

While the Sheikh has eased social restrictions and made the country into a capitalist paradise, one portfolio manager said succession is the big geopolitical risk here.

They added that while the UAE tries to stay out of political fights, the recent US strike on Iran unsettled recent transplants who weren't used to being so close to war zones.

For some, Dubai is simply a place to double their salary before moving home. Two British portfolio managers said they — and their wives — already have English country homes picked out for when they've made enough money to retire.

As one British wealth advisor new to the UAE said, "in the end, we all still want to go home."

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Couple Buy ‘Doer-Upper’ To Turn Into Dream Home-But There’s One Big Problem

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:27:21 -0400

Social media users could relate to the couple's predicament, with one saying: "So we're all living the same life."

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Copper eases on profit booking ahead of Trump-Xi talk, Fed rate call - MarketScreener

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Australia denies visa to Dutch Olympian convicted of child rape in UK

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:25:58 -0400

Steven Van De Velde was jailed in 2016 after admitting the attacks on a 12-year-old he met on social media.

Trump in Asia live updates: US President meets with Japan PM Takaichi | AP News

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:25:39 -0400

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Для трех знаков Зодиака начинается "белая полоса": они почувствуют вкус счастья

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:24:09 -0400

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Zelensky orders expansion of long-range attacks against Russia - Plataforma Media

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:22:26 -0400

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Man pleads guilty to killing Japan's former PM Shinzo Abe

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:18:13 -0400

Tetsuya Yamagami, 45, shot Abe multiple times as he appeared at a political event in 2022.

На Ямайку обрушился катастрофический ураган "Мелисса": несколько стран в опасности

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Удар по белгородской дамбе затопил позиции россиян и отрезал их от границы, - The Telegraph

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:14:00 -0400

После прорыва дамбы вода хлынула в окопы российской армии, оставив подразделения вторжения без связи с основными силами.

Expanded state powers on fossil fuel projects and water ‘betrayal’ of Australians, nature law critics say

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:13:23 -0400

Extracts of planned changes to the EPBC Act prompt ‘anger’ from conservation organisations that fear nature protection will be weakened

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State governments could be given expanded powers to make decisions on fossil fuel developments under Labor’s proposed overhaul of environment law, prompting “shock and anger” from community-based conservation organisations that fear nature protection would be weakened.

The Albanese government plans to introduce its planned changes to the national law – the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act – to parliament later this week, and has been briefing interest groups on its plans.

Delta Flight Lands Uneventfully—Then Flight Attendant Makes Viral Mistake

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:13:21 -0400

“He did apologize and was quite flustered,” according to a Reddit post shared by a passenger aboard the plane.

В Украине начинается отопительный сезон: Зеленский назвал четкую дату

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:12:00 -0400

Президент Украины сообщил, что продолжаются восстановительные работы на объектах энергетики после российских атак.

Zelensky Urges Trump To Pressure Xi To Cut Support To Russia - Barron's

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:11:46 -0400

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky urged US President Donald Trump to pressure Chinese leader Xi Jinping to cut his support for Russia when the two ...

Donald Trump Has Broken the Progressive Ratchet | National Review

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:09:08 -0400

... Impeached, He Should Stop Doing Impeachable Things · U.N.'s Global Carbon Tax Should Be a Wake-Up Call to Fight International Climate Extremism · So ...

ФК "Кривбас" дякує за гру Рафаелю Бандейрі

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:06:31 -0400

Рафаель Бандейра залишив ФК «Кривбас». Португальський оборонець став гравцем червоно-білих в листопаді 2023 року.

Xi-Trump summit: Trade, Taiwan and Russia still top agenda for China and US presidents

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:05:29 -0400

Similarly today, Beijing has never acknowledged Russia's claims over the parts of eastern Ukraine it occupies. So China has continued its balanced, ...