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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.

A 33-year-old civil protection volunteer has been arrested in connection with eight fires that struck the Gargano area, according to Italian media.

Shatta Wale says he and Stonebwoy have no problem and claims Mark Okraku Mantey turned Stonebwoy against him, Modern Ghana reports.

Trump downplays AI risks and dismisses calls from tech leaders to slow development, pointing to competition with China.

ABC News reports money for an Australian prostate cancer charity is being redirected to the McGrath Foundation, drawing objection from a Canberra patient.

Maskandi artist Khuzani has credited Umfoka Jele with carrying forward the musical spirit of the late Bhekumuzi, according to Herald.co.zw.

Exit polls indicate Sweden's Social Democratic Party and its centre-left bloc have won the general election, according to LaSexta.

Relatives of 9/11 victims want Saudi Arabia's involvement examined, while Mexico and the U.S. hold commemorations 25 years on.

Hundreds of cultural figures support a walkout at Radio France against the arrival of Charles Sapin, a Valeurs Actuelles editor, at France Inter.

Erling Haaland made the difference as Manchester City won the Manchester derby with ten men, according to RTE.ie.

Elena Rybakina defeated Aryna Sabalenka to take the US Open women's singles title, according to The Guardian.

Angel Karamoy joined Gusti Ega's 35th birthday events at a mosque, an orphanage and a party, wearing a kaftan and gifting a Rolex watch.

Bangladesh says it wants to reset relations with India and calls the relationship during Sheikh Hasina's rule uncomfortable.

A motorcyclist's death linked to a pothole has renewed scrutiny of poor road conditions on a highway, according to the Herald Sun.

The Philippine province of Albay has placed itself under a state of calamity in response to a surge in dengue infections.

A fishing boat and a water taxi collided in the Venice lagoon, leaving Sean Michieli in critical condition and Gabriella Querino missing.

A local economist told WUSA9 that Nintendo's framing of its Customer Appreciation Sale, tied to tariff-related refunds, was somewhat misleading.
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