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The bitter row over military service that could shape Israel's future

The ultra-Orthodox community is resisting being drafted into the Israeli army. But will they now bring down the Netanyahu government?

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Why the King's Caribbean tour could be 'biggest risk of his reign'

The meticulously-planned visit takes in three countries in nine days - but is not without jeopardy.

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From Russian cages to Irish sanctuary: The five-year rescue journey of Bu and Tyapa

For Bu and Tyapa, the five-year journey from Russia to the Irish countryside was anything but straightforward.

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Palestinian families displaced as Israeli forces demolish Hebron homes, local officials say

The crackdown follows the killing of two Israeli soldiers by two Palestinian gunmen on Friday - and comes just days ahead of Israel's election.

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A shark went astray and captured Korea's heart - will she finally make it back to sea?

More than a million people flocked to Busan to catch a glimpse of the female dusky shark they called Bukangi.

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All-out fight for critical battleground states ramps up

Former President Barack Obama appeared in Ohio Saturday at his first campaign rally for this fall’s midterm elections, hoping to drum up support for Democratic candidates in key battleground races. It comes as the president cast his early ballot on Saturday in Florida. NBC News’ Shaquille Brewster reports from battleground Michigan where the former president rallies this evening.

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Archdiocese of New York agrees to $800 million settlement over sexual abuse claims

Archdiocese of New York agrees to $800 million settlement over sexual abuse claims The Archdiocese of New York has agreed to pay $800 million to settle the claims brought against the church by some 1,300 people who say they faced sexual abuse from clergy members and lay workers. Jeff Anderson, a lawyer whose firm represents more than 250 of the plaintiffs, said the settlement was finalized, pending signed paperwork, and that all plaintiffs had agreed to the settlement. In an email sent to priest

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NC State fires Dave Doeren after 14 years as Wolfpack football coach following loss to Stanford

North Carolina State announced Saturday the firing of head football coach Dave Doeren. The announcement comes a day after the Wolfpack fell to 3-4 on the season after losing to Stanford , 31-28. "I want to thank Coach Doeren for his service and contributions to NC State, and for always representing the university with pride," athletic director Boo Corrigan said in a statement. "I appreciate his leadership during his 14-year tenure and the passion he brought to this role. We wish Dave, [wife] Sar

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Storm Boelo: Travel disrupted and events cancelled as UK hit by wind and rain

Fresh deluge of wet weather comes after Storm Austen brought strong winds to many regions on Friday Amber weather warnings have come into force as the worst of Storm Boelo could be set to hit parts of the UK. Storm Boelo’s winds will peak from Saturday evening, leaving areas in the warning zone, including Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and the far north of England, braced for gusts of 60-70mph and even 80mph in exposed coastal spots, the Met Office said. Continue reading...

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Iranian plots to kill Americans in Middle East have reached ‘advanced stages,’ intel memo warns

Iran has increased efforts to target U.S. personnel in the Middle East and other countries, according to a memo sent by the Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday. The memo warned that “the lethal plotting efforts by the Iranians against U.S. citizens have reached advanced stages.” NBC News’ Matt Bradley reports.

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Who are the candidates in Brazil's presidential election?

Voters are choosing between two very different candidates, as Americas correspondent Ione Wells reports from Rio de Janeiro.

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Packers activate Josh Jacobs; running back set to play in first game since domestic violence arrest

Fresh off the commissioner's exempt list, Josh Jacobs will play in his first game on Sunday since his arrest on charges of domestic violence earlier this year. The Green Bay Packers running back landed on the list following the alleged incident, missing the team's first six games. But the team activated him on Saturday, and he will likely be the team's lead back in their NFC North matchup against the Detroit Lions. CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE The league continues to investigate J

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Six Flags announces new safety measures for Goliath coaster following rider death

Six Flags administrators announced Saturday that they will institute new safety measures for its Goliath coaster, nearly two weeks after a rider was killed.

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Democratic senator accused of 'political malpractice' after job ad ignites firestorm over DEI language

A Democratic senator’s internship job posting was deemed "political malpractice" by an essay in The Atlantic on Friday that argued diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) language can fuel the White identity politics that Democrats oppose. The commentary by Conor Friedersdorf, headlined "The DEI Language That’s Doing More Harm Than Good," pointed to a social media post from Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., in which he sought interns for his Boston office. In the post, Markey wrote, "BIPOC, LGBTQ+, working

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Widespread protests expand across Europe as thousands take to streets

Hundreds of thousands of people marched across France on Saturday over school funding and soaring living costs, challenging President Emmanuel Macron’s government in a largely peaceful demonstration before clashes broke out. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports from Paris.

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Obama compares Trump's White House renovations to 'Saddam Hussein opening a Cheesecake Factory' at Ohio rally

Former President Barack Obama mocked President Donald Trump's White House renovations Saturday, comparing the historic residence to a Cheesecake Factory run by Saddam Hussein while campaigning for Democrats in Ohio. Obama delivered the jab during a Cleveland rally supporting Democrat gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton and Senate candidate Sherrod Brown, criticizing Trump's priorities just 10 days before the midterm elections. "I mean, I don't know if you've noticed, but he seems very focused on h

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Indiana outlasts Michigan in overtime for first win at Big House since 1967

There have been few reasons to celebrate in Ann Arbor over the three seasons since Michigan won the College Football Playoff national championship. On Saturday, the Wolverines’ misery continued as they failed to reach the end zone when they needed it most and suffered their third loss of the season, a 13-6 overtime defeat to defending national champion Indiana . Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover scored on a 4-yard touchdown run in overtime, then the Hoosiers ’ defense stopped Michigan on its ensui

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Early voting begins in New York: What to know and the key races to watch

Saturday is the first day of early voting in New York and Empire State voters could help decide which party will control the House over the next two years.

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David Spade and Dana Carvey call out Hollywood for focusing too much on race and gender

David Spade and Dana Carvey call out Hollywood's focus on race and gender. In a recent episode of their " Fly on the Wall " podcast, the two comedians questioned Hollywood's emphasis on race and gender, with Spade arguing that the industry should "stop separating us like that" by highlighting those distinctions. "On race, let me just say at any of these award shows, I saw a clip the other day saying, 'And this gentleman won, and he's the first black director to win for this documentary,' I wish

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Healey’s first budget to include big devolution package to boost growth

Andy Burnham has promised that local leaders in England will no longer have to come “cap in hand to Westminster” ahead of a fresh drive to devolve spending power in next week’s budget. In his statement on Wednesday, the chancellor, John Healey, will include plans for a new £1.5bn borrowing facility, to be drawn up in collaboration with mayors over the next two years. Regional mayors have long complained that they are constrained by their limited borrowing power – in contrast to local authorities