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  1. Why Trump ally Pete Hegseth is on 'thin ice' in his own party SBS ·

    The US defence secretary could soon face an impeachment vote for his handling of the Iran war.

  2. Why is Mitsui Chemicals stock tumbling today? Investing.com ·
  3. Why is Sanrio stock sliding today? Investing.com ·
  4. Iran says no unauthorised vessels transited Strait of Hormuz overnight after navigation aids destroyed Al-Monitor ·

    DUBAI, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Navigational aid systems in the south of the Strait of Hormuz were destroyed and no unauthorised vessels transited the maritime route overnight, an unnamed Revolutionary Guards Navy official told Iranian state media on Monday. (Reporting by Dubai Newsroom; Editing by Thomas…

  5. 19 Years Later, Avatar’s Most Terrifying Episode Changed the Franchise Forever Polygon ·

    For much of Avatar: The Last Airbender , waterbending seems like the most limited of the four elements for one practical reason: Its wielders need access to water. Firebenders generate their own flames. Earth is everywhere, and air is even more readily accessible. On her adventure with Aang, Katara…

  6. Delhi air pollution: AAP slams Delhi govt for alleged air quality data ‘manipulation’ The Hindu ·

    Last week, the AAP had accused the BJP government of “manipulating” AQI data by spraying water on monitoring stations, and alleged that “fudging” AQI data was not just corruption but life-threatening

  7. Children make up nearly half of Deepavali eye-injury cases at Hyderabad hospital The Hindu ·

    Doctors say most patients were treated without surgery, but eight children require surgical intervention, while bystanders also accounted for numerous injuries from a range of fireworks, underscoring the festival’s risk to ocular health

  8. Prominent NZ sportsman pleads not guilty to family violence charges TVNZ ·

    A prominent New Zealand sportsman has pleaded not guilty to family violence-related charges. The man, who cannot be named, was arrested in Auckland last month. He faces charges of assaulting a person in a family relationship, assault with intent to injure, and impeding another person's breathing or…

  9. Today in Korean history Yonhap ·

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  10. From supermarket fridges to passenger flights, a wave of threats is testing Europe's defenses CNBC ·

    Cyberattacks on fridges in supermarkets and a wave of bomb threats are testing Europe’s ability to withstand disruption to crucial infrastructure.

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