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The largest union representing federal employees on Monday called on Democrats in Congress to vote in favor of a stopgap funding measure proposed by Republicans to end the ongoing government shutdown.”It’s time to pass a clean continuing resolution and end this shutdown today,” American Federation of Public Employees President Everett Kelly wrote.“No half-measures, no gamesmanship. Let’s get every federal employee back to work today on full pay,” said Kelly, whose union represents more than 800,000 federal and District of Columbia government employees.”Because when the people who serve this country are standing in line at food banks without getting a second…

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Published October 27, 2025October 27, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareFour people were killed in clashes in Cameroon ahead of the announcement of election results on October 12.Supporters of opposition leader Issa Chiloma rallied on Sunday despite a ban on gatherings and confronted security forces, with results expected to be announced on Monday.Mr Ciroma claims he won the vote, but incumbent President Paul Biya is expected to be declared the winner, extending his 43 years in power. He called on his supporters to march peacefully on the eve of the announcement.Chiroma says he won with 54.8%, but most…

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moscow — Russia’s top economic envoy has arrived in the United States for “official” talks, a person with knowledge of the visit exclusively told CNN on Friday, days after President Donald Trump announced tough new sanctions against Russia. Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund (RDIF) and special envoy to the Kremlin, will meet with Trump administration officials “to continue discussions on U.S.-Russian relations,” the sources said. A White House official told CNN that Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, is scheduled to meet with Dmitriev in Miami, Florida, on Saturday. Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is also scheduled to…

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Manager Paul Merson has compared Mikel Arteta’s ‘machine’ to the dominating Chelsea team under Jose Mourinho during his first spell at Stamford Bridge, and says there is no stopping Arsenal in this season’s Premier League.The former Arsenal forward also spoke about Man United’s recent resurgence under Ruben Amorim and his concerns about Liverpool after Arne Slott’s long ball comment. He also praised Bournemouth and Sunderland for making it into the top four, and revealed why some of the Premier League’s established sides are worried about their futures in the top flight.Read Sky Sports’ experts’ full thoughts on some of the…

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My Top 10 Noteworthy Monday, October 27th1. Wall Street was in rally mode this morning about the possibility of a US-China trade truce. If the opening price is higher, last week’s levels will be extended. S&P500 On Friday, the stock soared to an all-time high. The coming week will bring in a ton of gains, including many in the Magnificent Seven stocks. There are 10 club stocks in total.2. The presumptive winners of trade with China are semiconductor exporters. Nvidia and advanced micro deviceboth rose more than 2%. Farmer too, that’s why Deer was up this morning. U.S.-listed rare earth…

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella (right) speaks as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman looks on at the OpenAI DevDay event in San Francisco on November 6, 2023.Justin Sullivan | Getty ImagesOpenAI’s surprising investments announced in recent months have led to increased scrutiny of hyperscalers competing to build infrastructure for the accelerating artificial intelligence boom.Investors are about to have a lot of new information to digest.microsoft, alphabet, Meta and Amazon This week we will announce our quarterly results. Even though they operate very different businesses and compete in specific areas, Wall Street will focus on one particular item: capital spending.”We’re just seeing this…

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President Donald Trump said the U.S. military’s attacks on eight ships in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean were legal because they primarily targeted ships from Venezuela and were carrying drugs to be shipped to the United States.However, Republican Sen. Rand Paul (Kentucky), who is also chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, said maritime law enforcement statistics show that not all ships suspected of carrying drugs actually have drugs on board. He said the military attack was not consistent with normal U.S. policy.”When you stop someone on the high seas or in your own country’s waters, you’re going to board…

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The 92-year-old incumbent reportedly secured 53.66 percent. Opponents have reported shootings targeting supporters.Published October 27, 2025October 27, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareCameroon’s Constitutional Council has declared that President Paul Biya, the country’s leader since 1982, has won re-election in a vote marked by deadly violence.The council announced Monday that the 92-year-old incumbent received 53.66% of the vote in the Oct. 12 election. Opposition candidate Issa Ciroma received 35.19% of the vote.“I hereby declare candidate Biya Paul as the next president,” said Clement Atangana, president of the Constitutional Council.Chiroma, a former government spokesperson and cabinet minister in his…

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Ecuadorian President Daniel Novoa has survived not one, not two, but three suspected assassination attempts for quite some time. The latest of these appears to have included gifts of jam and chocolate laced with toxic chemicals. The president made the claim to CNN’s Fernando del Rincon on Thursday, saying the gift contained “very high concentrations” of the three chemicals and that “it would have been virtually impossible for them to exist together at that level” unless the gift had additives added to it. The incident comes just weeks after another assassination attempt in which a crowd threw stones at Noboa’s…

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On day one today, TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 is at full throttle. 10,000 founders, investors, and builders flock to Moscone West to run ideas, demos, and trades nonstop. The energy is exciting, conversations are everywhere, and breakthroughs are just beginning. From the startup battlefield to the AI ​​Disruptor 60, from space entrepreneurs to founders redefining how and when startups go public, this is where the next decade of technology is being written. Every conversation in the hallway, every roundtable, every coffee chat can lead to a new partnership or the next big company. See the list of speakers. Not registered yet?…

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