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Hannity October 9

World leaders praise 'landmark' Israel-Hamas peace deal mediated by US: 'New horizon of hope'

Israel and Hamas reach historic ceasefire agreement as world leaders welcome the breakthrough, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling it a victory.

Russia October 8

Europe takes on 'hybrid war' as Germany allows police to shoot down drones

EU President Ursula von der Leyen warns Russia's 'hybrid warfare' targeting Europe through airspace violations and cyber attacks needs to be directly acknowledged.

Germany October 7

Newly elected German mayor fights for life after stabbing attack

German mayor-elect Iris Stalzer was hospitalized in critical condition following a stabbing attack at her home in the German town of Herdecke.

Archaeology October 7

Shoppers at popular marketplace walked over 'vile' dungeon as archaeologists cite 'remarkable' finds

Archaeologists in Leicester uncovered 2,000 years of history beneath a marketplace, including a Roman infant grave and the remains of a 16th-century dungeon once called "vile."

Travel October 6

Luxury 'golden' visa program targets rich Americans as ordinary folks are left behind

Portugal launches new "golden" visa program targeting Americans through the LXL Ventures Fund, requiring a $500,000 investment for five-year residence plus Schengen Area access.

France October 6

French prime minister resigns less than month after taking office

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's resignation plunged France into a political crisis as President Macron faces calls to dissolve parliament or resign.

Nuclear Proliferation October 2

Trump must triple severely outdated nuke arsenal to outpace China and Russia, report warns

New analysis warns the U.S. nuclear force designed in 2010 cannot handle current global threats and proposes massive expansion including forward deployment to Europe.

Germany October 1

Munich Oktoberfest fairgrounds closed after bomb threat and deadly explosion

German police closed Oktoberfest Wednesday morning after receiving a bomb threat from the suspected perpetrator of a deadly Munich explosion linked to a domestic dispute.

Sweden September 30

Criminal gangs recruiting teenage girls as assassins and bombers, officials warn

Criminal networks in Sweden target blonde, typical Swedish girls via social media for deadly tasks, offering up to £13,000 for successful hits according to investigation.

United Kingdom September 29

NHS removes controversial report on 'benefits' of first-cousin marriage after fierce public backlash in UK

A NHS report on first-cousin marriage renewed debate over cultural sensitivity versus health concerns before being removed from the website.

Pittsburgh Steelers September 28

Steelers' Skylar Thompson robbed in Dublin, suffers minor injuries: report

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Skylar Thompson was reportedly injured in a robbery in Dublin, Ireland, as he prepared to play the Minnesota Vikings.