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  1. Stuff·Sports
    New Toyota Hilux GR Sport confirmed for 2027 - Report
  2. Metro·2 sources
    Burger King drive-thru worker in Blackface ‘just wanted to be Black’
  3. The New York Times·
    How Money Is Shaping the Midterms
  4. The Independent·Sports4 sources
    Everton win without Jack Grealish to pile pressure on Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle
  5. The New Zealand Herald·3 sources
    Botany bus crash: Three buses collide, three people injured
  6. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026 live updates: Opportunity campaign team ‘may have’ driven unroadworthy van illegally
  7. The Independent·
    A rare push to release jail detainees in Hinds County, Mississippi exposes a dysfunctional system
  8. Variety·Culture
    Mckenna Grace Rejects ‘Nudity or Hypersexual Things’ in Acting Roles Because ‘My Dream Is to Be a Disney Princess Someday’
  9. The Australian Financial Review·Business
    Anthropic’s shocking new number could crack the AI trade in two ways
  10. Deadline·Culture
    Neve Campbell Says As Far As ‘Scream 8’ Goes, “I”ll Be In It”; Latest Installment Still In Development
  11. Daily Mail·
    Burnham finds £40million more aid: Caribbean given larger handout as PM prepares slavery apology
  12. The Mirror·2 sources
    Andy Burnham to outline debt cost support plans for Commonwealth countries at summit with King Charles
  13. Evening Standard·Sports
    Chelsea injury update: Joao Pedro, Jordan Henderson, Emi Martinez latest news and return dates
  14. The Independent·Business
    Businesses still grappling with Brexit red tape and want change, says BCC
  15. NBC News·
    How the Michigan and Alaska dramas shape the fight for the Senate: From the Politics Desk
  16. Stuff·
    Kāpiti College under fire after three boys chosen as top student leaders
  17. Deadline·Culture
    Hollywood Unions Wonder Whether Next California Governor Will Share Newsom’s Commitment To Expanding Film Tax Credits
  18. Daily Mail·16 sources
    Learjet in doomed Palm Beach plane crash was involved in ANOTHER incident with female pilot weeks before… with chilling echoes of fatal maneuver that would go on to kill nine
  19. RNZ·3 sources
    Three-bus crash outside Auckland's Botany Town Centre
  20. Daily Mail·
    Man charged after protected brush turkeys allegedly shot with arrow and ball bearings in Sydney suburb
  21. The Telegraph·Sports
    Newcastle fans turn on Jaissle as defeat triggers relegation concerns
  22. NPR·Technology
    How former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer sees AI assistants fitting into busy women's lives
  23. NPR·World4 sources
    A brief ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region has ended
  24. Rolling Stone·Culture
    The Best Tech and Home Audio Gifts From Marshall and Google
  25. The Independent·
    Federal judge orders Iowa to allow Satanic Temple to hold one-day holiday event in the state Capitol
  26. The Hill·
    Thousands of Nevada voters receive mail ballots with printing error
  27. Global News·
    ‘Cart before the horse’: Site prep work approved before development plans in HRM
  28. The Age·2 sources
    Bureau warns of severe thunderstorms, hail, destructive winds
  29. The Sydney Morning Herald·2 sources
    Bureau warns of severe thunderstorms, hail, destructive winds
  30. Bloomberg·Business
    Nasdaq Slide Clouds Asian Open, Oil Falls on Iran: Markets Wrap
  31. CBS News·
    Can Trumpism Survive the Midterms?
  32. CBS News·29 sources
    Rep. Debbie Dingell says Stevens' endorsement of Rogers has galvanized voters for El-Sayed
  33. The Mirror·
    North Korea flaunts weapons which 'turn targets to ashes' as test photos emerge
  34. PBS NewsHour·16 sources
    Palm Beach plane crash footage isn't AI-generated, despite social media claims
  35. The Independent·Sports
    Everton beat Newcastle again as 10-man Magpies booed off by own fans after dismal display
  36. The Age·Sports2 sources
    How to pick a Melbourne Cup winner: A bluffer’s guide to punting (and the coveted trifecta)
  37. The Hill·
    Forecasts of midterm blue wave put Trump’s legacy on line
  38. The Guardian·Sports2 sources
    Curtain falls on Big Show as Glenn Maxwell retires from T20 international cricket
  39. The Independent·Culture
    Spike Lee says Paramount-Warner Bros. merger will make ‘one less place’ for his films
  40. The Guardian·Sports6 sources
    Fifa to share documents on World Cup sell-off plans with council members
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