- — Boeing loses $6.17 billion in Q3, CEO calls for company reset as IAM votes on ending strike
- Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg called for a fundamental culture change to stabilize the company as it reported a third quarter net loss of $6.17 billion. Boeing cash flow was a negative $1.345 billion .
- — Amazon announces 10 cent per gallon discount at some gas stations for Prime members
- Amazon Prime members were treated with news on Wednesday that they will receive 10 cents off per gallon whenever they are filling up at some 7,000 Amoco, ampm, and BP convenience store locations in the United States.
- — Britain, Germany sign new defense pact against threats 'across all domains'
- Britain and Germany Wednesday announced a new bilateral defense agreement that aims to enhance defense cooperation amid escalating security concerns triggered by the Russian invasion and occupation of Ukraine.
- — Blinken: Israel taking steps to address Gaza humanitarian crisis; U.S. military aid still at stake
- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Israel had taken action on implementing a set of U.S. demands on enabling more humanitarian assistance to reach people who need it in Gaza, but more was needed.
- — Transportation Department fines American Airlines $50M for wheelchair violations
- The Transportation Department on Wednesday slapped American Airlines with a $50 million penalty over breaking federal laws protecting the disabled, particularly those using wheelchairs.
- — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirms North Korean troops are in Russia
- U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Wednesday confirmed North Korea has sent troops to Russia to help sustain its invasion and occupation against Ukraine.
- — King Charles III arrives in Samoa for gathering of Commonwealth presidents
- King Charles III arrived in Samoa on Wednesday to preside over the gathering of Commonwealth presidents and prime ministers for the first time as head of the monarchy.
- — Trump campaign files complaint alleging British election interference to aid Harris
- Donald Trump's campaign filed a complaint with the U.S. Federal Election Commission alleging "blatant foreign interference" in the upcoming presidential election by Britain's ruling Labor Party.
- — Kim Jong Un visits missile bases, calls for nuclear deterrence against U.S. threat
- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected strategic missile bases and called for bolstering nuclear deterrence against the "ever-increasing threat" posed by the United States, state-run media reported Friday.
- — Presumed next leader of Hezbollah is dead, Israel says
- Israel declared it killed Hashem Safieddine, the presumed new leader of Hezbollah, in an airstrike on Beirut early this month.
- — Tulsi Gabbard says she's joining Republican Party at Trump rally
- Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic House representative for Hawaii who became an independent two years ago, announced Tuesday night during a rally for Donald Trump that she was joining the Republican Party.
- — On This Day, Oct. 23: Hong Kong withdraws proposed extradition bill ending months of protests
- On Oct. 23, 2019, the Hong Kong government officially withdrew a proposed extradition bill that led to months of protests, violence and other types of unrest in the Chinese territory.
- — Russia summons German ambassador over Berlin's new Baltic maritime headquarters
- Russia's foreign ministry has summoned Germany's ambassador to lodge a formal protest over Berlin's establishment of a new tactical maritime headquarters on its Baltic Sea coast.
- — 1 dead, 15 hospitalized following passenger train collision in Wales
- One passenger is dead and 15 others were injured when two trains in mid Wales collided, officials said Tuesday.
- — Putin welcomes China's Xi Jinping to Russia for start of BRICS summit
- President Vladimir Putin welcomed his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, to Russia on Tuesday, as the Kremlin head prepares to host several leaders of developing nations at an intergovernmental summit this week.
- — 1 dead, dozens sickened in E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders
- An E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders has led to one death, hospitalizations and dozens of illnesses in 10 states, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Tuesday.
- — Britain announces $3B loan for Ukraine from frozen Russian assets
- Britain on Monday announced it will lend Ukraine nearly $3 billion to be used on weapons and aid needed to repel Russia's invasion.
- — Britain, Germany agree to significantly deepen their defense alliance
- Britain and Germany have agreed to a significant military pact that will see the two allies work together on weapons projects and defense amid the growing threat Russia poses to the European continent.
- — Biden praises Slovenian prime minister during White House meeting
- President Joe Biden held a White House meeting Tuesday with Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob in the Oval Office, where the two leaders discussed the Middle East, Ukraine and European unity.
- — Oregon man found guilty of kidnapping, sexually assaulting Seattle sex worker
- An Oregon man was convicted Friday for the 2023 kidnapping of a sex worker in Seattle and transporting her 450 miles to a home in Klamath Falls, Ore.
- — Georgia Supreme Court rejects Republican-led effort to restore new election rules
- Georgia's Supreme Court has rejected a Republican-led effort to reinstate seven new election rules, approved by the State Election Board, before Election Day as early voting is underway in the battleground state.
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