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    Ebola outbreak spreads in the Democratic Republic of Congo▼What we know about the spread of Ebola amid growing outbreak in DRC✉newsHealthPandemics6 h ago

    Health authorities are tracking a growing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with officials working to determine how far the virus has spread. News outlets are reporting what is known so far about the cases and containment efforts. The situation has drawn renewed attention to the region's readiness to respond to the deadly disease.

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    Congo Ebola outbreak passes 8,000 confirmed cases▼Congo's Ebola outbreak tops 8,000 confirmed cases as disease remains out of control✉newsHealthPandemics14 h ago

    The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 8,000 confirmed cases, with health authorities still unable to bring the disease under control. The outbreak, one of the deadliest on record, continues to spread despite vaccination and treatment efforts, complicated by conflict and community distrust in the affected eastern regions.

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    Moderna starts Phase 1 trial of Ebola vaccine●Moderna begins Phase 1 clinical trial of Ebola vaccine against strain behind DRC outbreak✉newsHealthMedicine4 h ago

    Moderna has begun a Phase 1 clinical trial of an Ebola vaccine targeting the Zaire strain responsible for the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The early-stage trial will test the vaccine's safety and immune response in volunteers. The announcement draws attention to growing efforts to accelerate new vaccine technologies against recurring Ebola outbreaks in Central Africa.

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    Republican candidates and officials are publicly distancing themselves from Donald Trump as polling shows weak numbers ahead of upcoming elections. Several lawmakers have avoided appearing alongside him or declined to endorse his statements, signaling concern that his standing could hurt the party at the ballot box. The shift highlights growing anxiety within the party about Trump's influence on its electoral prospects.

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    Hegseth clashes with lawmakers over Iran war and firings▼Hegseth battles with Democrats -- and some Republicans -- over the Iran war and top officials' firings✉newsWar9 h ago

    US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing hostile questioning on Capitol Hill from Democrats and some Republicans over the US strikes on Iran and his dismissal of senior Pentagon officials. Lawmakers are pressing him on the rationale for the military operation and on leadership decisions at the Defence Department, with critics from both parties voicing concern about accountability and the direction of Pentagon policy.

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    Trump clashes with Senator Cassidy over war powers vote▼Trump and Cassidy clash over war powers vote in meeting with Republican senators✉newsWar20 h ago

    President Trump confronted Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana during a meeting with Republican senators, criticising his vote on a war powers resolution. The exchange exposed tensions within the party over Congress's authority to authorise military action, with lawmakers increasingly willing to break ranks on the issue despite pressure from the White House.

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    Protesters against Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids have filed a lawsuit against Benny Johnson, the conservative political commentator and vocal supporter of President Trump. The suit, reported by The New Republic, stems from his coverage of anti-ICE demonstrations. Details of the claims and damages sought have not been fully disclosed, but the case adds to mounting legal battles involving figures in Trump's media orbit.

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    Ivan Okhlobystin, the Russian actor best known for the TV series 'Interny', reportedly came close to death while in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic. According to the report, an incident described as an unexpected attack or strike nearly claimed his life. Details about his condition and the exact circumstances of the episode have not been fully disclosed.

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    CONCACAF Nations League fixtures are drawing wide attention, with Curaçao beating a ten-man Trinidad and Tobago side despite goalkeeper Denzil Smith's heroics, leaving the Soca Warriors at risk of relegation but with a route to safety. Elsewhere, Nicaragua face Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic meet Haiti in a long-awaited rivalry clash, with the Dominican Republic now viewed as a genuine CONCACAF threat.

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    Trump and Republicans' Attacks on Allies Said to Backfire●https:// youtu.be/B0SQQce3EQ0 ⚡️🇬🇧News Round-Up: Trump and Republican’s Attacks On Allies Blow Up In America’s Face (MalMmastodonWarUkraine22 h ago

    A news round-up by commentator Mallen Baker argues that President Trump and Republicans' hostile rhetoric toward US allies is damaging America's own interests, amid ongoing debate over Ukraine and the Russia-Ukraine war. Critics say the confrontational approach alienates partners, while supporters back a tougher stance. The discussion is circulating among left-leaning political observers ahead of the 2026 midterms.

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    Interest Surges in Italy's President Ahead of Monaco Visit▼président de la république italienneGgoogleFR1K8 h ago

    Search interest in the President of the Italian Republic has risen sharply in France. The attention coincides with reports that Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella of Monaco prepared a surprise for their parents to welcome the Italian head of state during an official visit to the principality. The office is currently held by Sergio Mattarella.

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    Concacaf Nations League fixtures are capturing attention, with a Dominican Republic vs Haiti matchup and a Guatemala vs El Salvador game generating previews, lineups, and viewing information across sports outlets. Fans are following stats, head-to-head records, and how to watch the regional rivalry games live as the international competition continues.

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    DataRepublican, the online researcher known for tracking government spending, has stepped down from her role as a special government employee at the Department of War. The resignation is drawing widespread reaction online, with supporters discussing her brief tenure and what her departure means for transparency efforts within the department.

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    Ebola Treatment Center Destroyed Amid Escalating Violence in DR Congo●Ebola Treatment Center Destroyed Amid Escalating Violence in DR Congo https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.tele surenglishMmastodonWorldUnited Nations56 min ago

    An Ebola treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been destroyed amid escalating violence in the region. The damage to medical infrastructure complicates efforts to contain Ebola outbreaks, which already face challenges from insecurity in eastern Congo. Health workers and humanitarian organizations have repeatedly warned that attacks on treatment facilities put both responders and local communities at greater risk of the disease spreading.

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    Ebola deaths in Congo surpass 4,000 as outbreak accelerates▼Ebola death toll in Congo tops 4,000 in fastest-growing outbreak of the disease on record✉newsHealthPandemics39 min ago

    The death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has passed 4,000, according to CBS News, making it the fastest-growing outbreak of the disease on record. Health officials are struggling to contain the spread amid challenging conditions on the ground, and the milestone is drawing renewed international attention to the response effort.

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    Italian actress and comedian Emanuela Fanelli is drawing attention in Italy. She told Corriere della Sera that in her new series she envisions what she calls a beautiful scenario: Paola Cortellesi as president of the Republic. Separately, Il Mattino covered director Valerio Vestoso's 'Peccato', noting that Fanelli reinvents even herself in the project. Coverage spans both her acting work and her playful political fantasy.

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    Ebola death toll tops 4,000 in DR Congo outbreak▼Ebola death toll surpasses 4,000 as DR Congo struggles to suppress outbreak✉newsHealthPandemics39 min ago

    The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people, according to reports carried by Al Jazeera and Yahoo News. Health authorities are struggling to contain the spread amid difficult conditions on the ground, and the milestone is drawing renewed international attention to the response effort.

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    Remembering Trujillo's 1937 Parsley Massacre of Haitians●Today in Labor History October 2, 1937: Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo ordered the execution of Haitians living in tMmastodonCultureBooks811 h ago

    On October 2, 1937, Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo ordered the killing of Haitians living in the border region of the Dominican Republic, resulting in the Parsley massacre, in which as many as 35,000 Haitians died. The anniversary is being recalled in posts marking labor history, which describe Trujillo's obsession with race and his regime's brutality toward the Haitian minority.

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    Kyrgyz Republic adopts 2026-2030 school nutrition strategy▼A Social Behavior Change Strategy for School Nutrition in the Kyrgyz Republic (2026-2030) - March 2026✉newsHealthNutrition41 min ago

    A new Social Behavior Change Strategy for School Nutrition in the Kyrgyz Republic covering 2026 to 2030 has been published. The strategy aims to shift habits and attitudes around what children eat at school, supporting wider efforts to improve child health and school meals. Detailed implementation plans and funding arrangements have not yet been made public.

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    Ebola treatment center burned down as Congo death toll tops 4,000▼An Ebola treatment center was burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000✉newsHealthPandemics39 min ago

    An Ebola treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo was set on fire as the country's outbreak death toll passed 4,000. The attack disrupts efforts to contain one of the deadliest Ebola epidemics on record, which health workers have struggled to control amid community distrust and violence in the affected region.

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    Ebola outbreak spreading like wildfire across North Kivu▼Ebola outbreak spreading like “wildfire” across North Kivu✉newsHealthPandemics39 min ago

    Doctors Without Borders warns that an Ebola outbreak is spreading like wildfire across North Kivu, a conflict-affected province in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The aid organisation is raising the alarm about the pace of transmission in a region where insecurity and displacement make containment efforts especially difficult, and is calling for an urgent response to bring the outbreak under control.

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    Republicans join Democrats to pass Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions▼Several Republicans vote with Democrats to pass Ukraine aid, Russia sanctions package✉newsWarUkraine1 h ago

    Several Republican lawmakers have crossed party lines to vote alongside Democrats in favour of a package that includes aid for Ukraine and new sanctions on Russia. The vote signals bipartisan support for continued assistance to Kyiv despite divisions within the Republican Party over Ukraine policy, and it clears the way for further pressure measures against Moscow.

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    Trump returns to his political launching pad amid GOP struggles▼Trump revisits the scene of his political ascent as Republicans struggle✉newsWorldPolitics11 min ago

    Donald Trump is returning to the site of his early political rise, holding an event at a location long tied to his ascent, as the Republican Party faces internal difficulties and electoral concerns. The visit is being read as a bid to rally supporters and reassert his influence over the party at a moment when Republicans are struggling to define their direction ahead of upcoming contests.

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    Senate Republicans rocked by midterm election news●Senate Republicans get BOMBSHELL midterm news▶youtubeWorldPolitics608.7K5 h ago

    Senate Republicans are facing what is being described as bombshell news ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The development is drawing heavy attention online, with hundreds of thousands engaging with coverage of the story. No further details about the news or its specific impact on individual Senate races or GOP strategy have been confirmed.

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    Gandhi, Ambedkar and Nehru called soul, mind and backbone of India●Gandhi, Ambedkar, and Nehru are the soul, mind, and backbone of India.𝕏xIN58810 h ago

    A claim circulating in India describes Mahatma Gandhi, B.R. Ambedkar and Jawaharlal Nehru as the soul, mind and backbone of the nation. The framing pays tribute to the three figures who led independence, drafted the constitution and shaped the early republic. Responses reflect the ongoing debate in India over the legacies of its founding leaders, which remains a charged political topic.

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    The Dominican Republic host Haiti in the 'derby of La Hispaniola', with festive atmospheres reported around the Olympic Stadium in Santo Domingo despite the rivalry. Authorities closed several roads near the stadium, and fans forcing entry caused chaos before kickoff. Coverage also highlights the Dominican side's rise in Concacaf football beyond its baseball tradition, and striker Mariano Díaz facing the country where his career began.

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    Images of hand-dug cobalt mines in DR Congo spark outrage●This is the Democratic Republic of Congo. Men, women, and children digging cobalt out of the ground by hand. No machines𝕏xCN48910 h ago

    Posts are circulating images of men, women and children digging cobalt by hand in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with no machinery or safety equipment, in conditions commenters compare to modern slavery. The DRC supplies most of the world's cobalt, a key ingredient in batteries for electric vehicles and electronics, drawing renewed criticism of supply chains in wealthy countries.

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    NorthBay Health has announced the launch of an internal medicine residency program, according to the Daily Republic. The program will train new physicians in internal medicine at the health system, expanding its role in medical education. Details on how many residents will be enrolled and when the program begins were not included in the initial report.

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    Republican Victor Marx fined $58,000 for campaign finance violations●Republican Victor Marx fined $58K for campaign finance violations✉newsBusinessFinance1 h ago

    Republican Victor Marx has been fined $58,000 for campaign finance violations, according to a report by News From The States. The penalty stems from breaches of campaign finance rules, though details of the specific violations and which authority imposed the fine have not been disclosed. The ruling adds to scrutiny of campaign funding practices among political candidates.

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    Hispanic Voters Souring on Republicans Could Decide Midterms▼Hispanic Voters, Souring on Republicans, Could Decide the Midterms✉newsWorldPolitics11 min ago

    A New York Times report argues that Hispanic voters, who shifted toward Republicans in recent elections, may now be turning away from the party — a swing that could prove decisive in the upcoming US midterm elections. The piece points to shifting sentiment within this key voting bloc as campaigns watch closely, since races in several swing states and districts could hinge on Hispanic turnout and party preference.

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    Russian Ambassador Meets South Sudan's Caretaker Information Minister▼Meeting between the Russian Ambassador to South Sudan and the Caretaker Minister of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services of the Republic - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation✉newsWarSudan1 h ago

    Russia's ambassador to South Sudan held a meeting with the country's caretaker Minister of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced. The ministry disclosed the talks in a brief statement, though no details of the discussion or any agreements were given. The meeting points to continued diplomatic contacts between Moscow and Juba.

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    Hundreds protest Republican redistricting in Mississippi●Hundreds gather in Mississippi to protest Republican redistricting: ‘This fight is familiar territory’ https://www. thegMmastodonWorldUS Politics42 h ago

    Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Mississippi to protest a Republican-led redistricting effort, with participants saying 'this fight is familiar territory', a reference to the state's long history of battles over voting rights and electoral maps. The protest comes ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, as redistricting fights intensify across several US states. Organisers and civil rights advocates are framing the maps as an attempt to dilute Black voting power.

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    Haiti leads Dominican Republic in Nations League clash▼république dominicaine – haïtiGgoogleFR1K21 h ago

    Haiti and the Dominican Republic are facing off in a CONCACAF Nations League match that is drawing wide attention across the shared island. Haiti led 1-0 at halftime, and preview coverage framed the fixture as a battle for regional supremacy, with betting sites also publishing predictions ahead of the game.

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    Congo Ebola outbreak death toll passes 4,000▼Congo's Ebola outbreak has recorded over 4,000 deaths as authorities struggle to contain the virus✉newsHealthPandemics10 h ago

    The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people, according to reports. Health authorities are struggling to contain the virus, with efforts to trace cases and curb transmission continuing amid difficult conditions. The milestone underlines the severity of one of the country's deadliest outbreaks.

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    US and UN press for wider humanitarian access in Sudan and DRC▼US, UN push for wider humanitarian access in Sudan and DRC✉newsWarSudan1 h ago

    The United States and the United Nations are calling for expanded humanitarian access in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, two countries facing severe humanitarian crises. The push seeks to open corridors so aid can reach populations affected by conflict. Both situations remain among the world's largest displacement and hunger emergencies.

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    Haiti and the Dominican Republic are facing off in a match that goes beyond sporting rivalry, drawing attention across the Caribbean and beyond. Sportsbooks have posted odds for the fixture, and coverage notes the deep historical and political tension between the two nations that share the island of Hispaniola, giving the game added significance for fans on both sides.

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    Kyrgyz Republic Launches School Nutrition Strategy for 2026-2030▼A Social Behavior Change Strategy for School Nutrition in the Kyrgyz Republic (2026-2030)✉newsHealthNutrition10 h ago

    A new social behavior change strategy for school nutrition has been outlined for the Kyrgyz Republic covering 2026 to 2030. The plan focuses on encouraging healthier eating habits among schoolchildren as part of wider efforts to improve child health and school meal programs. Attention to school nutrition has been growing in Central Asia as governments and aid organizations push to tackle child malnutrition and poor diets.

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    Hundreds protest Republican redistricting in Mississippi●Hundreds gather in Mississippi to protest Republican redistricting: 'This fight is familiar territory' https://www.theguMmastodonWorldPolitics311 min ago

    Hundreds of people gathered in Mississippi to protest a Republican-led redistricting effort, with demonstrators describing the battle over electoral maps as familiar territory. The protest, reported by the Guardian, comes amid ongoing national disputes over how congressional district boundaries are drawn and who they advantage. Critics argue the remapping threatens Black voters' representation in the state.

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    Republican PAC pulls funding from North Carolina Senate race●Republican Pac pulls funding from North Carolina Senate race https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/02/republican-MmastodonWorldElections28 min ago

    A Republican political action committee has withdrawn its funding from the US Senate race in North Carolina, according to a Guardian report. The race involves Michael Whatley, and the pullout suggests national Republicans may be reassessing their chances in a contest once considered winnable. The move is drawing attention from political observers watching how party resources are being shifted ahead of the midterms.

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    Senate Republicans shift campaign cash from North Carolina to Kansas▼AP report: Senate Republicans move cash from North Carolina to Kansas as battle for majority shifts✉newsWorldPolitics1 h ago

    Senate Republicans are moving campaign money out of the North Carolina race and into Kansas, according to an Associated Press report, a sign that the fight for the Senate majority is shifting. Party strategists appear to see the Kansas contest as newly competitive while North Carolina looks less winnable, prompting a reallocation of resources late in the battle for control of the chamber.