Macron urged calm after a day of largely peaceful demonstrations in France was followed by rioting and looting. Nearly 2,400 people were arrested, and about 1,000 police officers and gendarmes were injured, the Interior Ministry said.
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Zelenskyy says US intelligence warnings have resumed after a three-day gap, while Washington rejects his claim that it ordered satellite restrictions. Both sides report casualties and damage after renewed strikes on energy infrastructure.
Trump says work on a championship course at East Potomac Golf Links will begin Nov. 15 and take about 15 months. A lawsuit remains pending after a judge restricted further work following the removal of hundreds of trees.
Trump has endorsed Netanyahu nine days before Israel’s Oct. 27 election, after withholding his support for months. The endorsement comes despite disagreements between the leaders over the war with Iran.
The EU demanded accountability after masked settlers attacked a delegation supporting Palestinian olive growers in the occupied West Bank. The assault followed an attack that left American photojournalist Heidi Levine with broken ribs and a hand injury requiring surgery.
An Air Force member died after falling while rappelling before UTSA’s game against Navy. The start of the game was delayed by around 10 minutes, and the incident is under investigation.
A drone attack set fire to two St Petersburg oil facilities and killed at least one person. Ukraine reported two deaths from Russian strikes as the two sides disputed a proposed energy ceasefire.
Zelenskyy says speed limits on satellite connections are hampering Ukraine’s drone defenses. Rubio denies a U.S.-ordered slowdown and says Ukraine’s request for military-grade Starshield access remains under discussion.