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The St. Albert Gazette reports that decades of technological change reshaped how its newsroom produces the paper.

Ethiopia Observer reports that communities and livestock in Aba'la are struggling under drought conditions.

The Times reports that birds appear to treat flying as something they enjoy rather than a mere survival task.

Survivors and support groups condemn Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary for comparing high-fare airlines to rapists.

A worker has died after being struck by a hose at a construction site on Jurong Port Road, with the Ministry of Manpower investigating the incident.

Demonstrators in Dresden took to the streets against the AfD on Sunday, with smaller protests reported in Kiel and Marburg the same day.

A Korean agricultural newspaper reports that sudden depression in older parents could be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease.

Locals in Madrid say F1 race restrictions and loud noise are damaging their neighborhood, as the city reports 350,000 attendees.

Daily Monitor reports that Ugandan musician Bruno K is drawing on his online following to help people facing hardship.

Green Building Africa reports that natural carbon sinks take in 40% of human CO2 emissions while remaining largely unpriced.

Italian investigators re-interviewed a childhood friend of Gianni Di Vita in the Pietracatella ricin poisoning case, according to multiple outlets.

The singer performed her first concert in six years in Paris, returning after treatment for a rare neurological disorder.

Researchers say remarkably preserved bird feathers discovered in fossilized dinosaur waste could help explain why only some birds survived.

Celine Dion performed in Paris, marking her first return to singing after a six-year medical hiatus, according to multiple reports.

العربية reports that signs visible in the eyes may serve as a hidden indicator of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Forbes' 2026 list of the world's best-performing banks puts two Singaporean lenders first and HDFC Bank third, with Kenyan banks also making the top 500.

Sud Ouest reports the Lecornu government is preparing measures to make it easier for families to pass on wealth to younger generations.

Counsel for Baling MP Azeez says reports that his family's Tabung Haji accounts were forfeited are untrue, per Free Malaysia Today.

Four three-toed prints found near Marmarth, North Dakota, are the first trackway ever attributed to an adult T. rex, GB News reports.

Authorities in Turkey carried out nationwide raids on LGBTQ associations, detaining numerous people in an operation German media link to a climate of fear.

Alberta voters will decide nine referendum questions on Oct. 19, including one on opting out of federal programs while keeping the money.

Dutch outlets report that drinking very hot coffee or tea may raise the risk of oesophageal cancer, with some coverage citing a tripled risk.

Forbes reports Kandao has launched a 360-degree AI webcam designed for hybrid meeting spaces, though full product details were not disclosed.

UKMTO reported a vessel was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iranian media reporting one death and three injuries aboard a commercial ship.
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