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Spain’s transport minister refuses to resign following a high-speed rail collision that killed at least 69 people, saying his focus is resolving the disaster rather than discussing his position.
Christa Pike released a statement describing ongoing physical and psychological pain following a failed lethal injection execution in September that left her hospitalized in critical condition.
Street protests over cost of living are expected to spread to Germany and reignite in France on Halloween, with police mobilized across both countries to prevent violence.
Pope Leo XIV, the first US citizen pontiff, has submitted a mail-in ballot in Illinois for the upcoming midterm elections, marking the first time a pope has voted in a US election.
US technology stocks fell sharply for a second consecutive day as major companies report disappointing earnings despite massive investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure.
A Democratic senator has linked the Trump administration’s waiver of human rights conditions on $320 million in military aid to Egypt to a subsequent crackdown on independent journalists in the country.
