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CultureReported by 2 outlets

Eric Bauza, Voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, Dies at 46

Eric Bauza, the actor known for voicing Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died at 46, according to his manager, outlets report.

Politics

Costlier training for over-25s could undercut England's push on youth jobs

Ministers reportedly plan to raise the cost of apprenticeship training for workers over 25 in England, and large employers warn it could hurt youth jobs goals.

PoliticsReported by 2 outlets

Nicki Minaj Joins Trump Onstage at Michigan Rally Before Midterms

Rapper Nicki Minaj appeared onstage with Donald Trump at a Michigan rally backing Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers ahead of the November midterms.

UKReported by 2 outlets

Storm Boelo Kills Two and Leaves Tens of Thousands Without Power

Storm Boelo has been linked to two deaths from falling trees and widespread power cuts across the UK, with outlets reporting differing outage totals.

WorldReported by 3 outlets

Israel Closes West Bank Crossings Ahead of Election as Hebron Operation Continues

Israel plans to close West Bank crossings on election day after a deadly gun attack, as a military operation in Hebron continues days before a tense vote.

PoliticsReported by 4 outlets

Peltola and family hurt in Alaska crash, campaign events paused

Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries in a three-vehicle crash en route to a campaign event on Saturday.

WorldReported by 5 outlets

Lula Secures Fourth Term as Brazil President in Narrow Comeback Win

Brazil's leftist incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won a fourth presidential term, defeating far-right rival Flávio Bolsonaro in a close runoff.

WorldReported by 6 outlets

Machado Returns to Venezuela After Months Abroad, Challenging Interim Leaders

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned home after a long absence abroad, as her departure followed the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

WorldReported by 2 outlets

Musk Says Ukraine Broke Starlink Rules as Drone Speeds Dip

Elon Musk says SpaceX slowed Ukraine's Starshield service over alleged rule violations, while Kyiv says drone links are back to normal speeds.

WorldReported by 2 outlets

Musk Says He Limited Starlink Speeds in Ukraine as Service Returns

Elon Musk says SpaceX restricted Ukraine's Starlink connection, accusing Kyiv of breaking the terms of service, as access has been restored.

WorldReported by 2 outlets

Soldiers Guard Milan as Thousands March Across Europe

Thousands marched in Milan, Rome, Madrid, Lisbon and Tirana on Saturday, with soldiers posted in Milan and brief clashes reported in Rome and Turin.

USReported by 2 outlets

Eleven shot near Florida A&M campus after homecoming party dispute

Police say a dispute at a homecoming party near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee led to gunfire that injured 12 people, several of them minors.

WorldReported by 2 outlets

Protests over school funding and living costs spread across France and Europe

Hundreds of thousands marched across France on Saturday over school funding and living costs, with clashes and arrests reported as protests spread to other European countries.

WorldReported by 2 outlets

Suspect Arrested After Fire Engulfs Hitler's Former Eagle's Nest Retreat

German police in Bavaria have arrested a 33-year-old man after a fire at the Eagle's Nest, an alpine site once used by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.

WorldReported by 2 outlets

Hebron Neighborhood Leveled After Checkpoint Attack as Israel Nears Election

Israeli forces have leveled part of a Hebron neighborhood after a deadly attack, displacing hundreds of families days before Israel's election.

UKReported by 2 outlets

Storm Boelo Brings Amber Warnings and 80mph Gusts to Northern UK

Amber weather warnings are in place for parts of Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland as Storm Boelo arrives after Storm Austen.

PoliticsReported by 3 outlets

Obama Urges Voters to Check Trump in Midterm Push

Former President Obama campaigned for Democrats ahead of the midterms, casting the vote as a chance to curb the current administration.

USReported by 3 outlets

Six Flags to Add Seatbelts to Goliath After Fatal Ride Incident

Six Flags will reopen its Georgia Goliath coaster with new seatbelts after a rider died earlier this month, prompting questions about ride safety standards.

PoliticsReported by 2 outlets

Justice Department Presses California Counties on Noncitizen Voter Checks

The Justice Department has warned California election officials to help identify noncitizens on voter rolls or face possible legal action.

WorldReported by 4 outlets

Fire Breaks Out at Hitler's Former Eagle's Nest Retreat in Bavaria

A fire at the former Nazi mountain retreat known as the Eagle's Nest in Bavaria led to an arrest and a large firefighting response.

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