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The airport remains closed

King Khalid International Airport has been shut since Saturday’s strike, and flights were diverted to other locations.

The toll is still rising

Saudi officials said 309 people were injured in Saturday’s attack, including many who were in serious condition.

Oil sites are also targets

The Houthis said their other operations targeted Saudi oil facilities and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam.

The terms remain unclear

Trump did not explain which facilities or attacks the ceasefire covers, and Moscow had not publicly confirmed it.

The proposal is reciprocal

Ukraine has offered to stop striking Russian refineries in exchange for Russia halting attacks on Ukraine’s energy system.

Digital targets cause wider disruption

A separate Ukrainian drone strike on a Yandex data center disrupted taxi, banking and shopping services across several countries.

Rainfall could reach 30 inches

Many areas were expected to receive 10 to 20 inches of rain, while parts of Michoacan, Colima and Jalisco could get up to 30 inches.

The danger covers a wide area

Hurricane-force winds extended up to 25 miles from Simon’s center, while tropical-storm-force winds reached as far as 60 miles.

Officials began moving residents

Jalisco suspended classes in 22 coastal municipalities, evacuated people from risky areas and urged residents to avoid public roads.

The affected counties increased

The number of counties without Medicare Advantage plans is 114 higher than the 67 counties reported for 2026.

Choices depend on location

A person's Medicare Advantage options can differ sharply based on the county where they live.

Open enrollment matters more

People in affected counties may need to review their available Medicare choices rather than assume the same plans will remain offered.

Benefits vary widely by state

Colorado provides up to six months of unemployment benefits, while North Carolina offers less than three months and caps payments at $350 a week.

Long-term unemployment remains large

Nearly 2 million of the country's more than 7 million unemployed people have been without work for at least six months.

Applications often get little response

Job seekers describe spending hours tailoring applications but receiving mostly automated messages and only a small number of interviews.

Markdowns expose product mistakes

Retailers need some promotions to test new ideas, but excessive discounting can train shoppers to wait for lower prices and weaken profitability.

Fewer choices can redirect sales

BJ’s said removing similar options, such as different body-wash scents, can push purchases toward remaining products and free shelf space for new categories.

Cuts can backfire quickly

Box stores risk losing customers when a removed item is unavailable, and BJ’s acknowledged that an earlier SKU-cutting effort reduced sales before products were added back.

Apps can multiply tracking

Even cars that contacted no advertising or tracking domains directly were linked through their apps to 23 or 25 such companies.

VINs cannot be reset

Unlike a phone advertising ID, a vehicle identification number stays with the car, so combining it with an email address can make a person's activity easier to recognize across services.

The totals may be higher

Researchers could not decrypt vehicle traffic and captured only cellular data from the Tesla Model 3, so their measurements may miss some data flows.

The campus spans six areas

The development will cover 1,100 acres across six sites in Center and Blacklick townships, about 50 miles east of Pittsburgh.

Most power serves AWS

The associated gas plant is designed to generate 4.5GW, with most of that electricity going to AWS while more than 1GW is expected to enter Pennsylvania's wider grid.

The site changes energy use

The location previously held a 2GW coal station that operated from 1969 until its closure in 2023, making the new project a shift from coal generation to gas-backed computing.

Separate models from controls

Nadella wants the model separated from the software that directs its work, so safeguards can operate outside the model itself.

Logs should stay readable

Every meaningful model action would be recorded in evidence that humans can read and that cannot be secretly altered.

Stop controls must work mid-task

An authorized person would need the ability to pause or shut down a model while it is still carrying out a task.

Reports are not confirmed cases

The FDA database contains more than 1,000 optic-neuropathy reports linked to GLP-1s since 2024, but reports are mostly voluntary and the agency does not verify that the drug caused each event.

Studies can show association

The research linking Ozempic with NAION compared groups of patients, which can reveal a possible connection but cannot by itself rule out diabetes or other differences as the explanation.

Clinical trials have limits

Because rare harms may not appear in trials with limited size and participant diversity, regulators also examine safety reports and other evidence after drugs reach the public.

Some limits worked

The chatbot refused explicit sexual role-play and romantic relationships, and gave shorter, more useful answers in crisis-related conversations.

Friendly language remains risky

When a tester said friends thought they talked to ChatGPT too much, it responded that they did not have to stop, reinforcing concerns about emotional dependence.

The testing remains disputed

OpenAI said linked parent accounts need several hours to activate, while Common Sense Media said some accounts had been linked longer and still received no alerts.

Results vary by infection

In San Francisco last year, syphilis fell 24%, chlamydia fell 18%, and gonorrhea declined only 5%.

Gonorrhea poses a special challenge

Gonorrhea already resists this type of antibiotic, so wider Doxy PEP use could make that infection even harder to treat.

Access rules affect prevention

Doctors cite PrEP as a warning that complicated eligibility rules can limit uptake, since only about a quarter of Americans who needed it were taking it by 2020.

Counts favor protected places

Many records come from national parks, remote wilderness and other relatively undisturbed areas, so they may not reflect wildlife living in heavily changed habitats.

The index weights regions

It gives extra importance to data from undersampled regions such as Africa and South America, where habitat loss and species diversity are both especially significant.

Some trends use two snapshots

The index sometimes estimates a population trend from only two points in time, which preserves scarce information but creates greater uncertainty about what happened in between.

It matched 34 models

For September sea ice extent, RAP's forecast error was comparable to that of 34 models used for seasonal forecasting.

Complexity gets a test

Researchers can use RAP to see whether more complicated physics-based or AI-driven models provide enough extra information to justify their complexity.

Forecasts show confidence

RAP creates several possible forecasts from similar historical cases, with the spread between them indicating how uncertain the prediction is.

The cancer type is uncommon

The MMR-deficient or MSI-high genetic profile affects about 10–15% of people with stage two or three bowel cancer, or roughly 2,000–3,000 UK cases each year.

Treatment happened before surgery

Participants received up to nine weeks of pembrolizumab instead of starting with surgery followed by three to six months of chemotherapy.

Blood tests tracked tumor DNA

When personalized tests no longer found tumor DNA in the bloodstream, patients were much more likely to have no cancer left after treatment.

Houston paid two picks

The Texans sent Arizona their 2027 second- and sixth-round picks and received a 2027 seventh-round pick along with Harrison.

Harrison had limited production

Through four games this season, he had five catches for 85 yards and one touchdown on 12 targets.

His contract continues

Harrison is owed $4 million this year and $5.62 million in 2027, while Houston also faces a fifth-year option decision this offseason.

The kick was within reach

Washington had advanced to the Giants' 24-yard line, which would have set up a potential 42-yard kick by Drew Stevens.

The play sought more yards

The call was designed as an outside throw to tight end Ben Sinnott, but Daniels tucked the ball and was tackled rather than throwing it away or calling for a spike.

Practice did not prevent confusion

The Commanders said they rehearse end-of-game situations every Thursday, including placing the ball in the middle for a kick, but failed to communicate that plan on the field.

Georgia dominated the voting

Georgia received 66 of the 70 first-place votes and reached No. 1 for the first time since September 2024.

Oregon's fall was historic

The Ducks entered the season at No. 2 but dropped out after falling to 3-2 and losing for the first time in four years as a ranked team.

Big games could shuffle rankings

Ohio State-Indiana and Notre Dame-BYU are both top-10 matchups, while Alabama-Tennessee could also affect the next poll.

Sales are up 20 percent

The $8.07 billion total through October 11 compares with $6.75 billion during the same period last year.

Big releases could lift totals

Avengers: Doomsday and Dune Part III are among the films expected to help drive the year toward a projected $10 billion finish.

The record remains higher

Even a $10-billion year would remain below the $11.9 billion domestic record set in 2018.

His role covers more than shows

Canny is expected to advise on artistic strategy, ticket prices, sponsorships, business practices and media opportunities as well as programming.

Staff questioned major expenses

An internal memo said Canny billed $30,000 in consulting fees in one month and more than $28,000 in fees and travel expenses in another, including two first-class flights.

His background differs from the venue

Canny has managed acts such as ZZ Top and Tommy Lee, while the center typically books orchestras, dance and theater companies, and prominent solo performers.

Leaders will rotate annually

The alliance’s co-representatives and co-secretary generals will serve one-year terms and be elected at the annual General Assembly.

Meetings create a regular rhythm

APA members plan to meet online every quarter and gather in person each year during Busan’s Asian Contents & Film Market.

Membership can broaden beyond five

Other producers’ organizations across the region are invited to join, and the alliance does not limit membership to one group from each territory.

Independent hotels dominate Europe

Roughly three-quarters of European hotels are independent, making AI visibility especially important for businesses without the reach of large chains.

Visibility comes before bookings

If an AI system leaves a hotel out of its travel answers, that property may lose a chance to compete before the traveler ever reaches a booking page.

Companies want measurable returns

The industry discussion is shifting toward proving who gets seen, who converts that attention into bookings, and where AI produces workable economics.

Delta is breaking new ground

The planned service would be the first nonstop Riyadh route operated by a U.S. airline.

Low fares are not proof

Delta offered one-way award seats for as little as 15,000 miles in August to introduce travelers to Riyadh, but that alone does not show weak sales.

Reliability is a separate risk

Virgin Atlantic canceled its London–Riyadh service in April, citing the conflict, safety reviews, and difficulty maintaining a dependable schedule.

Fuel costs changed expectations

Bastian said a sudden fuel spike helped move customers toward accepting higher airfares.

The increase is widespread

The roughly 20% rise described by Bastian was not limited to a small group of tickets but largely reflected Delta's pricing this year.

Affordability remains relative

Delta's view is that customers still place air travel inside their overall spending budget even after the increase.

Computers graded most reviewed answers

Of the scores that were later reviewed, computers had initially graded 58%, while people had graded 42%.

Score changes remained relatively rare

The state changed more than 13,300 scores, but that was less than 0.5% of all open-ended reading responses.

Hand scoring would cost more

The education agency says grading every response by hand would require four to five times as many human scorers and add $15 million to $20 million each year.

Researchers show a sharp gap

The administration said J-1 holders made up 61% of researchers on federally funded programs at these universities, compared with 38% nationwide.

The wage claim is specific

JD Vance said American graduate students and researchers earn about $20,000 more than people brought in under J-1 visas.

Universities deny breaking rules

Several schools said they follow visa laws, while MIT called its subpoena very broad and Brown, Harvard and MIT confirmed receiving one.

Faculty support remains limited

About 3,000 professors signed letters supporting tests, a fraction of UC’s roughly 26,000 faculty members.

Test policies vary widely

Most highly selective colleges have brought tests back in some form, but UC remains one of the few systems that is completely test-blind rather than merely test-optional.

Scores were never a cutoff

Before the ban, UCLA admitted students across a wide SAT range and considered scores alongside 13 other admissions factors.

Emergency care gets especially expensive

A pet may cost more than $10,000 for some surgeries, while a single overnight observation was quoted at $3,500.

Corporate ownership has surged

Corporations owned 10 percent or fewer of US vet clinics a little over a decade ago, compared with roughly one-third to one-half today.

Insurance offers limited protection

Pet insurance can raise premiums sharply and may reject treatment connected to conditions it labels preexisting.

Her values are becoming independent

Her friends and experiences outside the home are now helping shape her ideas about right and wrong, so your family’s justification for eating meat may no longer persuade her.

Guidance need not mean commands

Instead of giving only a yes-or-no rule, ask what she believes, explain your own reasoning, and help her think through how her choices affect herself and others.

Growth matters more than conformity

The gardening view of parenting suggests that your goal is not to produce a child who copies the family, but to provide conditions in which she can develop into her own person.

The ritual may matter more

Ten quiet minutes focused on a physical sensation and spent away from a phone could promote relaxation even without salt.

The practice has safety concerns

Coarse salt can irritate dry or sensitive skin, create a slipping hazard, and be especially risky for people with neuropathy, open wounds, or reduced foot sensation.

Better-supported habits exist

Experts suggest a consistent wake time, morning daylight, physical activity, less evening stimulation, and a cool, dark, quiet bedroom.