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Mexico and the United States are assessing the viability of a trade deal before the midterm elections, with the agreement’s prospects being considered against that political deadline.
A Mexico City Tesla crash was captured on camera as a Model Y broke through a home before plunging from the building and disappearing from view. The collision happened on October 19, with footage of the incident now circulating widely. It shows the electric car striking the property’s gate, crossing the terrace and smashing through the rear wall. The Tesla then went over the edge of the building. It eventually came to a stop at a lower level on the opposite side of the street. Authorities have not established why the vehicle veered so far off course. It remains unclear…
Newcastle United have stepped up their pursuit of Wisla Krakow left-back Jakub Krzyzanowski after reportedly sending scouts to watch the 20-year-old during the match against Rakow Czestochowa. The Polish defender has emerged as a potential January target as Newcastle assess options to strengthen their defence. A report by TEAMtalk claims the club is closely monitoring his progress. Newcastle pursuit of Jakub Krzyzanowski intensifies Krzyzanowski came through Wisla Krakow’s academy and has established himself as a regular in the first team. He has played every league minute this season, while his work on the left flank has also attracted attention for…
Salim Said, described by prosecutors as the architect of the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, is due to be sentenced in Minneapolis on Wednesday, with the US government seeking a 40-year prison term. Said was convicted on 21 counts, including wire fraud, conspiracy, federal-programme bribery and money laundering, following a trial alongside Feeding Our Future founder Aimee Bock. Federal prosecutors have called him the “undisputed architect” of a scheme that diverted hundreds of millions of dollars intended to provide meals to children during the Covid-19 pandemic. They allege that Said used his Safari Restaurant in south Minneapolis to submit inflated…
A former Australian immigration minister has blamed a lack of public consultation for the absence of considered debate over migration policy, as the government, Coalition and One Nation propose separate measures to reduce migration. Philip Ruddock, who served as immigration minister from 1996 to 2003 under prime minister John Howard, said governments had neglected the value of speaking directly with communities, businesses and groups opposed to further immigration. “I don’t think any minister before or after me has conducted regular consultations around Australia in the way in which we did,” Mr Ruddock said. He was speaking during a panel discussion…
Dolores Huerta, the labour activist and civil rights leader who co-founded the organisation that later became the United Farm Workers, has died at the age of 96. Her family said she died at home on Wednesday. In a statement issued through her foundation, they asked for privacy as they mourned what they described as an “incredible loss” to the family. Huerta remained active into her 90s, taking part in protests and speaking across the United States about race, poverty, LGBTQ+ rights and women’s rights through her Bakersfield-based foundation. Her campaigning made her one of the country’s most influential labour leaders,…
Nigel Farage said he stayed away from the House of Commons during the Budget because he feared becoming involved in another physical altercation. The Reform UK leader said he had chosen to avoid both the Chancellor’s statement and Prime Minister’s Questions after claiming his prayer card had been removed from the chamber earlier in the day. Prayer cards are used by MPs to reserve their seats in the Commons. Mr Farage said the incident made him believe a confrontation could follow, following an earlier physical altercation with an unnamed MP during the State Opening of Parliament in May. Speaking at…
Ford is due to report its third-quarter earnings after the markets close on Wednesday, with analysts expecting lower revenue and adjusted profits than a year earlier. Average estimates compiled by LSEG put adjusted earnings per share at 40 cents and automotive revenue at $46.24 billion. That would compare with automotive revenue of $47.19 billion and adjusted earnings per share of 45 cents in the third quarter of 2025. Investors are expected to focus on Ford’s F-Series pickup trucks, including the F-150, after production was affected by supplier problems during the past year. Ford was recovering from earlier supply issues when…
Tennessee state senator Brent Taylor has acknowledged sending nudes in the past after multiple people reportedly told the Nashville Scene they had received sexts from him, despite his description of the behaviour as “youthful indiscretions”. Taylor, 58, is a married Republican lawmaker running for Congress. One unnamed source told the publication he had received a nude image from Taylor in 2021, when the senator was 53. The claim was reportedly backed by a second eyewitness. Responding to the allegations, Taylor said: “As I near 60 years old, the expiration date has come and gone on any of my youthful indiscretions.…
A 56-year-old Chicago man has been charged with grooming and soliciting a 15-year-old boy after allegedly presenting himself as a basketball coach, police said. Andre Jackson was arrested on Monday in the 700 block of East 111th Street in the Pullman neighbourhood, on the city’s South Side. Investigators allege that Jackson was involved in acts of indecent solicitation and grooming over several months earlier this year. He faces one felony count of indecent solicitation/aggravated criminal sexual abuse and one felony count of grooming. Jackson was due to appear in court on Wednesday for a detention hearing. Police said the investigation…
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