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Two teenagers inspired by ISIS considered attacking other locations in New York City before turning their attention to Gracie Mansion, the mayor's official residence, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The teens were reportedly planning an act tied to protests there. Investigators are examining how far the plotting progressed and what other sites were scouted.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has apologized to Justice Brett Kavanaugh after publicly criticizing his opinion in an immigration case. Public disagreements between sitting justices are rare, and the episode has drawn attention to tensions on the court over its rulings on immigration policy. Observers are debating whether the public clash and subsequent apology signal deeper divisions among the justices.

UK audiences are searching for the exact time of the upcoming budget announcement, with Google traffic pointing to BBC coverage. The interest comes alongside political reporting, including BBC political editor Chris Mason noting that Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham faces crunch decisions over his next 100 days. The budget timing matters to households and markets waiting for tax and spending news.

Attention around the MDB is tied to Brazil's upcoming suplementary mayoral elections, with Poder360 listing the seven cities where voters will choose new mayors. In Mato Grosso, commentary highlights Wilson Santos as a firm voice in the state Legislative Assembly, defending social interests and consolidating his position within the party ahead of the contests.

White House border czar Tom Homan delivered a blunt 'you're welcome' message directed at New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, in remarks covered by Fox Business. The jab has drawn wide attention online, with viewers weighing in on the clash between the Trump administration's immigration enforcer and the democratic socialist politician, whose positions on ICE enforcement have put him at odds with Homan.

Fraud is making headlines across several fronts in France and beyond. French banks are now required to reimburse fraud victims immediately, even in cases of gross negligence, following a European Court of Justice ruling, though banks can still refuse in some cases. Separately, the mayor of Clichy, Rémi Muzeau, faces suspicion of proxy vote fraud, and a carbon tax fraud case in Champniers ended with a symbolic fine for dealer Ital Auto. Internationally, Donald Trump is claiming elections could be rigged ahead of the midterms.

Voting closed Monday in Pickering's municipal election, with residents choosing a mayor, regional and local councillors, and school board trustees. Results began being tallied after polls closed at 8 p.m., and residents across Durham Region have been searching for updates on who will lead the city for the next four-year term.

Yokohama is drawing attention as local media look back on the mayoral election that brought in the Harazawa administration. A Kanagawa newspaper series revisits election night, describing how third-place finisher Yamanaka struggled to find words as results were announced. Separately, a photography exhibition titled 'Over the Waves' has opened in the city, running until the 12th.

Kemi Badenoch criticised Andy Burnham over Brexit during a combative return to the House of Commons, in an exchange that has drawn wide attention. The clash between the Conservative frontbencher and the Labour mayor has fuelled debate about the parties' competing positions on Britain's departure from the EU and continues to generate strong reaction online.

A magnitude 2.5 quake struck the Campi Flegrei area near Naples early Sunday, with local officials monitoring the seismic activity closely. Separately, a powerful magnitude 7 earthquake hit Tibet, where rescuers are working in the affected area. In Italy, the mayor of Palermo issued a precautionary ordinance on seismic risk, while in the Marche region eight people were arrested and 51 investigated over fraud and corruption in post-earthquake reconstruction contracts.

In Ufa, Russia, election officials have admitted only five of twelve applicants to the race for the city's top post, according to Business Online. Among those cleared is the current acting mayor. The filtering of candidates has drawn attention amid wider questions about how much genuine competition is allowed in Russian municipal elections, including in the capital of Bashkortostan.

Paige Cognetti, the mayor of Scranton, took part in a debate for Pennsylvania's 8th Congressional District race, aired on C-SPAN. The contest for the swing district in northeastern Pennsylvania is drawing attention as both parties vie for the seat. Viewers are discussing the candidates' performances and positions on local and national issues.

The word 'traumatisme' is trending in France, tied to recent news coverage. BFMTV presenter Louise Montangon drew wide attention after telling Béziers mayor Robert Ménard on air, "Don't mock me," a moment viewers found striking. Separately, a scooter accident left two people injured, one seriously, adding to public discussion of trauma. Commenters are debating the on-air confrontation in particular.

Premier League clubs are worried that political interference could affect Manchester City's appeal against the charges brought by the league, following comments by Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham. BBC reporting says clubs fear his intervention could be seen as pressure on the process. The case, involving around 130 alleged financial rule breaches, remains one of the biggest disputes in English football.

Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim is making headlines on several fronts. He sold shares in oil companies for around $1.15 billion, according to Reforma. He is also presenting a project to rescue the Paseo de San Francisco in Puebla with Mayor Pepe Chedraui, though the city council says it does not yet know its scope. Separately, Slim publicly opposed Mexico's welfare pension for older adults, calling it 'totally irrational,' while his grandson Arturo Elías Slim married Paula Albarrán in Mexico City's historic center.

Manaus Mayor Renato Junior and Senator Eduardo Braga met with federal ministers, who announced an expansion of the air fleet combating wildfires in the region to 16 aircraft, with support from the Brazilian armed forces. The move comes as fires intensify across Amazonas, drawing attention to the government's emergency response in the Amazon.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has suggested that people keep stocks of tinned food and bottled water at home. His advice has drawn widespread attention in Britain, with many debating whether it is sensible emergency preparedness or unnecessarily alarming, as it spreads across news and social media.

The mayor of Montpellier is a trending search topic in France. Local media coverage remains dominated by the terror attack in the Yvelines and questions over how suspects are assessed psychiatrically, but no confirmed link between the mayor and that case has been reported. The reason Montpellier's mayor, Michaël Delafosse, is being searched at this moment has not been established by available reports.

David Lisnard, the mayor of Cannes, is gaining attention as a candidate shaking up the French right with a radical proposal to "contribute less to earn more" — cutting contributions to boost earnings. Commentators describe him as a liberal outsider whose niche positioning and viral humour are helping him stand out in a crowded field.

Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri has signed two winter ordinances: traffic limits in the Fascia verde zone, and rules on heating from 15 November. The measures aim to reduce air pollution during the colder months by restricting which cars may enter the green belt area. The restrictions are drawing attention from residents and drivers across the capital.

The name Tomas Santos is drawing searches in Spain, where the phrase 'Adiós, alcalde' — goodbye, mayor — is circulating alongside it. The exact identity of Tomas Santos and the reason behind the farewell message to a mayor are not clear from available information, and no confirmed details about an event or announcement have been verified.

Russia has announced trilateral negotiations with Ukraine and the United States for November in the United Arab Emirates. The news is drawing attention alongside skepticism: a specialist told CNN Brasil the resumption of Ukraine-Russia negotiations amounts to theater. In Brazil, negotiations are also in the news as São Paulo mayor Ricardo Kassab asked President Lula for fiscal balance, warning of hostility risk.

In Ourense, Spain, the PSOE and BNG opposition parties are calling on mayor Gonzalo Pérez Jácome to lower tariff prices and set a firm reopening date for the As Burgas thermal pool, following an announcement by the mayor about the facility's future. The parties say residents deserve clear commitments on both pricing and timing rather than open-ended promises.

The city of Palermo has issued a mayoral ordinance setting out precautionary measures to prevent seismic risk and protect public safety, in connection with Marsili, the large underwater volcano in the Tyrrhenian Sea off Sicily's coast. The move has drawn attention in Italy, where Marsili's potential activity is a recurring source of public concern.

The first stage of the Kaohsiung mayoral debate is under way, with KMT candidate Ko Chih-en opening her statement by declaring that Kaohsiung is her hometown, seeking to counter attacks on her local roots. The debate is drawing wide attention as candidates lay out their visions for the southern Taiwanese city ahead of the election.

Gabriel Attal is making headlines across France as he campaigns ahead of the presidential election. He called for the government to declare a state of emergency after the violence of 17 October, saying it had failed, and proposed being able to block social networks where riots occur. He also held a promised 'demonstration of force' meeting in Lyon, with local officials including Montélimar's mayor Julien Cornillet set to speak at his events.

Rory Stewart and Alastair Campbell, hosts of The Rest Is Politics, have interviewed Andy Burnham under the headline framing him as Prime Minister. Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, has long been the subject of speculation about a Labour leadership bid, so the 'Prime Minister' title is drawing attention. The interview is attracting large audiences and prompting discussion about whether Burnham could realistically lead the country.

Ada Colau, former mayor of Barcelona, has proposed curbing the accumulation of housing by imposing a 10% tax on large property owners. The measure, reported by Spanish media including La Vanguardia, aims to discourage big landlords from amassing residential properties and to ease pressure on the housing market, where access to affordable homes remains a pressing political issue.

The Michoacán prosecutor's office has arrested the welfare secretary of Uruapan in connection with the assassination of Mayor Carlos Manzo. The arrest marks a significant development in a case that has shocked Mexico and drawn national attention to insecurity in Michoacán. Officials gave few details, and further information about the suspect's alleged role has not been released.

Pete Fry has defeated incumbent Ken Sim to become mayor of Vancouver, with early coverage focusing on his six promises for local businesses and what his win means for the city's economy. Separately, the Steven Galloway defamation trial continues in BC, with new allegations of 'outrageous' rhetoric surfaced through emails filed in court.