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    ABC World News Tonight Broadcast for October 1, 2026●ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Oct. 1, 2026▶youtubeWorld1.1M50 min ago

    ABC News aired a full evening broadcast of World News Tonight with anchor David Muir on October 1, 2026, covering the day's top national and international stories. The broadcast drew significant public attention, with more than 1.1 million people engaging with it. Viewers were following the program for the network's rundown of the day's headline news.

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    The CIA Officer Who Broke A.Q. Khan's Nuclear Network▼An Ophthalmologist, a Spy Psychiatrist, and the CIA Officer Who Broke A.Q. Khan✉newsWarNuclear32 min ago

    A new account revisits how the CIA unraveled the A.Q. Khan nuclear proliferation network, spotlighting an ophthalmologist, a psychiatrist working in intelligence, and the agency officer credited with the breakthrough. The story retells one of the most consequential counterproliferation operations of recent decades, in which Pakistani scientist Khan's clandestine sales of nuclear technology to Iran, Libya and North Korea were exposed.

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    Sudan Doctors Network condemns RSF attack on WFP aid convoy▼Sudan Doctors Network condemns RSF attack on WFP aid trucks, killing one driver✉newsWarSudan34 min ago

    The Sudan Doctors Network has condemned an attack by the Rapid Support Forces on trucks belonging to the UN World Food Programme, in which one driver was killed. The strike targeted humanitarian aid convoys, drawing fresh attention to the dangers facing relief workers and the worsening access to food for civilians caught in Sudan's ongoing conflict.

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    Wero payment app wins over first-time online shopper●Made my first online purchase using Wero today! More convenient than credit card, just scan QR code, auth with fingerpriMmastodonWorldEU Politics33 h ago

    A European shopper reports completing their first online purchase with Wero, the EU-backed mobile payment wallet. They describe the process as more convenient than a credit card: scanning a QR code and authorising the payment with a fingerprint. The experience is being shared as an example of European payment alternatives gaining real-world traction among everyday consumers.

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    The animated series based on Seth MacFarlane's 'Ted' films will premiere on Peacock on December 17, according to Animation World Network. The show continues the story of the foul-mouthed talking teddy bear and his companion John Bennett, moving the franchise from live-action film to animation for its streaming debut.

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    Flock Safety cameras spark mass police surveillance concerns●# ICYMI : Everyone is being watched now by the police, meaning we live in a world where you’re guilty until proven incidMmastodonWorldPolitics36 h ago

    Commentators are warning that automated license plate reader networks, led by the company Flock Safety, now allow police to track the movements of ordinary people on a massive scale. Critics argue the technology has turned everyday driving into constant monitoring, effectively flipping the legal principle so people are treated as suspects first. The debate touches on privacy, civil liberties and the rapid spread of surveillance cameras across communities with little public oversight.

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    ABC World News Tonight Airs Full Broadcast for October 4▼ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Oct. 4, 2026✉newsWorld10 h ago

    A full episode of ABC World News Tonight with David Muir, dated October 4, 2026, is being circulated online and via regional news outlets. The program, anchored by David Muir, delivers the network's evening roundup of US and international news. No specific stories from the broadcast are detailed in available coverage.

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    Free Browser Game Lets Players Build Britain's Fibre Network▼Free Browser Game Fibre Tycoon Lets Anyone Build Britain's Full Fibre Network✉newsCultureGaming10 h ago

    A free browser-based game called Fibre Tycoon has been launched, letting anyone try their hand at building Britain's full-fibre broadband network. Players plan and roll out fibre infrastructure across the country, turning the real-world challenge of connecting homes and businesses into a strategy game. The release comes as the UK continues efforts to expand full-fibre coverage nationwide.

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