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Month: October 2026
Google Reports Cloud Disruptions in Europe Region
The disruptions began around 7 a.m. in London, the tech giant said. The cause of the outage was not immediately clear.
Suspect arrested after historic town hall set alight during disorder – French media
The spire of the clock tower at Limoges city hall dramatically collapsed as it was engulfed in flames on Saturday.
Why Israeli Gen Z voters are drawn to the far right
More than half a million young people will cast their ballots in Israel next week – and they could make all the difference.
Ex-OpenAI worker accused of planting bug had Saudi support, claims prosecutors
Abdulrahman Alfozan, who is accused of planting a recording device, has been denied bail.
Vinted blocks French looters listing stolen goods for sale
The platform said since the weekend it had “taken immediate action to identify and remove listings linked to looting”.
Trump now ‘predictably unpresidential’ after early-morning tirade against judge: expert
President Tweety McTreason, a man who once prided himself on his improvisation abilities, has now become “predictably unpresidential,” according to one expert. The full depth
MAGA pundit cornered after trying to twist Dems’ words on CNN: ‘That’s not what she said!’
A MAGA pundit was cornered on CNN Monday after he tried to twist a Democrat senator’s words about investigating corruption in the Trump administration. Sen.
Micron workers in Taiwan to strike as bonus talks with chipmaker fail
Micron workers in Taoyuan, Taiwan, are set to go on strike on Thursday, 22 October, after months of failed negotiations over how the US chipmaker
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt reportedly owns about 1% of Anthropic ahead of its IPO
Eric Schmidt, Google’s former CEO, owns about 1% of Anthropic, according to Bloomberg. If the AI company goes public at the valuations now being discussed
Meta’s new commercial terms say if its AI makes a mistake, it will legally be the customer’s fault
In Meta commercial terms changes slated to kick in on October 30, the company will shift the liability for any mistakes made by its AI
France protests are ‘outburst of resentment’ against Macron
French student union spokesperson Alice Cohen-Morzadec says the protests reflect growing anger over Macron’s policies.
Morocco’s not-so-new government faces new challenges
The new cabinet has doubled down on continuity at a time of regional turmoil and domestic anxiety.
Alberta voters reject separation from Canada, early results show
With more than one million votes counted, about 77 percent supported remaining in Canada.