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The toll is not final

The words “at least” mean more deaths could be confirmed later.

The cause is unreported

The available report does not say whether the crash was caused by a mechanical problem, human error, track conditions, or something else.

Key details remain unknown

The report gives no information about the train’s route, the crash site, injuries, or possible survivors.

The president starts coalition talks

The president’s invitation gives a bloc the first chance to negotiate, but it does not guarantee that the bloc can win enough support.

Arab parties hold pivotal seats

The Arab parties’ 19 seats, combined with the Change bloc, could exceed 61, although they might support a government from outside the ruling coalition.

Another election remains possible

If no alliance wins enough backing, Israel could hold another election while Netanyahu remains prime minister in a limited caretaker role.

Iran’s plan has seven days

Iran’s earlier proposal called for a seven-day ceasefire followed by the phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Qatar’s message is disputed

A senior Iranian official said Qatar brought only ideas Iran considered unacceptable, rather than a new peace proposal.

Talks continue alongside threats

Araghchi said Iran’s armed forces remain ready to defend the country while diplomats stay in contact with intermediaries.

Two officials wanted another hike

Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack voted for a quarter-point increase, while the other ten voting members supported holding rates steady.

Inflation remains above target

The Consumer Price Index rose 3.7% over the past year and core inflation rose 2.6%, both higher than economists expected.

Borrowing could still get costlier

Even during a pause, some loan rates may continue rising, and a December hike could make holiday debt more expensive to repay.

Cloud growth failed to reassure

Even a doubling of cloud revenue was not enough to overcome worries about the company’s search business.

Search profits face uncertainty

The key concern is whether AI will change search queries in ways that reduce Alphabet’s ability to earn money from them.

Stock reaction reflects expectations

The possible drop shows that investors judge results not only by current growth but also by how future technology may affect profits.

Complaints reached tens of thousands

The FTC alleges Dollar General received tens of thousands of customer complaints but did not adopt policies strong enough to address the problem.

The company disputes the allegations

Dollar General says price mismatches can occasionally happen and that employees are expected to correct them for customers.

The case spans many states

The lawsuit includes states from Alabama to Wisconsin, including California, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey and Ohio.

CBP records made up half

About 21,000 records involved Customs and Border Protection, while nearly 7,000 involved Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The data exposed agency tools

Some records connected DHS groups to Mobile Fortify, a facial-recognition app, and PenLink, which can analyze information from phones and online services.

The breach came through Okta

The hacker reportedly gained access using Okta, a service that helps organizations manage employee identities and logins.

Eleven reactors get upgrades

The work covers 11 existing reactors across eight plants, using equipment changes and other upgrades to increase output rather than building entirely new reactors.

Buyers are already assigned

Google is set to receive power from five plants, Amazon from the Maryland plant, and Meta from nearly all of Clinton in Illinois.

Household savings remain unproven

The government describes the electricity as affordable, but neither Constellation nor the article provides evidence that residential customers will pay less.

The flaw is rated critical

CVE-2026-97631 received a 9.5 out of 10 severity score because successful exploitation could enable arbitrary code execution.

Attackers need prior access

The bug is not described as an easy internet break-in, since attackers must already have some level of access to the target device.

Firmware fixes move slowly

Each UEFI maker must adapt the EDK II fix to its own products and distribute firmware updates through customers, cloud providers, and hardware ecosystems.

Testing delayed early detection

The outbreak involves the rarer Bundibugyo Ebola species, and existing tests were not calibrated for it, helping the virus circulate unnoticed for months.

Children face higher danger

About one-third of the people who have died are children, and roughly three in four infected children under five have died.

Most deaths happen at home

Around two-thirds of deaths are occurring in communities rather than treatment centers, while an October survey found 85% of North Kivu respondents blamed distrust of responders for avoiding care.

Closures do not end all care

Hospitals may continue treating children who are stable enough to remain there but send those needing ventilators or continuous seizure monitoring to another facility.

Specialists are hard to recruit

Missoula's hospital had relied on pediatric critical care doctors flying in because it could not recruit a permanent specialist after its last one retired eight years ago.

Rural families face the biggest gap

After Missoula's unit closed, the nearest pediatric intensive care option in Montana was about 150 miles away, adding travel time during medical emergencies.

Small pharmacies face limits

The policy applies to 503A compounding pharmacies, which make medicines in smaller quantities, not larger 503B outsourcing facilities.

Demand may outpace supply

One pharmacy executive said his facility may make only one peptide and that small compounders nationwide may not be able to meet consumer demand.

Oversight remains incomplete

Compounded peptides can receive pharmacy standards and adverse-event reporting, but they still have not gone through the FDA's full drug-approval process.

Effects built over time

The increase in substantiated maltreatment appeared gradually after benefits ended, rather than immediately.

Reports did not rise

The number of maltreatment reports did not significantly increase, suggesting the finding was not simply caused by more people reporting cases.

Researchers compared counties

The analysis covered 1,153 counties and compared places that ended emergency allotments with places that continued them during January 2021 through February 2022.

Water reaches far beneath ice

Radar measurements show seawater can travel several kilometers under grounded ice, while tides repeatedly lift the glacier and expose its underside to warm, pressurized water.

An underwater ridge slows retreat

The Mouginot Ridge currently acts as a natural anchor, but the model says Thwaites could become detached from it before 2100 and then retreat toward the South Ridge.

The model matches observations better

When the model includes a 4-to-6-kilometer-wide grounding zone, it reproduces historical changes that were four times more pronounced than those shown by conventional models.

Timing matters for protection

The existing recommendation called for vaccination within hours of birth, before doctors could always know whether a baby had been exposed to HBV.

Some infections become lifelong

An infection acquired early in life is more likely to become chronic, meaning the virus can remain in the body for years.

The estimate comes from modeling

Researchers used a model to predict future infections under the proposed policy change rather than counting cases that have already happened.

A small payroll produced big results

Milwaukee entered the postseason with baseball’s 19th-highest payroll and ranked 28th in home runs.

The bullpen protected every lead

Brewers relievers posted a 1.34 ERA in October and allowed only one run over the final 3⅓ innings of Game 5.

The breakthrough followed repeated heartbreak

Milwaukee had reached the playoffs seven times in eight years but previously lost in the 2018 and 2025 National League Championship Series.

The estimate covers 2,362 players

Researchers combined 396 donated brains with death records for 1,966 players who did not donate their brains.

Symptoms may appear late

CTE is divided into four severity stages, and early-stage disease may cause few or no noticeable symptoms.

Donors differed from non-donors

Brain donors were more likely to be white, die younger, and have longer NFL careers, while nearly 94% of donated brains showed CTE.

The freeze blocks winter moves

During a lockout, teams cannot trade players on 40-man rosters or sign major-league free agents, and events such as the Winter Meetings and Rule 5 Draft could be disrupted.

Players lose team access

Everyone on an MLB club's 40-man roster would be barred from team facilities and unable to use team trainers, doctors, or coaches.

Delays could reach spring

If the stoppage lasts into January or February, salary-arbitration steps and the spring-training schedule could be delayed, shortened, or put at risk.

Experiences remains highly profitable

The division's profit rose 20% to more than $3 billion on nearly $10 billion in revenue in Disney's latest earnings report.

Disney relies on flexible staffing

Across the company, 16% of employees are part-time and 8% are seasonal, reflecting the changing staffing needs of parks, resorts and other experiences.

Retirement offers can precede cuts

The offer targeted workers aged 50 or older with at least 10 years at Disney, and a company memo also warned of automation and a smaller legal and global affairs organization.

The reduction could reach backward

Paris wants the lower rate applied retroactively to 2003 and maintained until complete accountings through 2006 are submitted.

The payment structure is disputed

Branca’s representatives say the executors waived estate compensation and instead receive a separate, court-ordered management fee for running the business.

A judge already questioned bonuses

In April, Judge Mitchell Beckloff ordered three lawyers to return $625,000 in bonuses because the estate had not shown the payments were just and reasonable.

The stories share core setups

Stephenson says both scripts center on a troubled adult caring for a precocious young person, whose relationship develops through a trip and changes the adult’s future.

Stephenson had industry credentials

His 2012–13 script Frisco drew on his experience as a pediatrician and ranked third on Hollywood’s Black List of the best unproduced screenplays.

Payne reportedly read Frisco

The complaint says Payne read the script in 2013 and again in 2019 but declined to produce or direct it before allegedly influencing drafts of The Holdovers.

EES records biometric details

The system collects fingerprints and a facial image from non-EU travelers making short visits to Schengen countries.

Ireland keeps entry simpler

Americans visiting Ireland for up to 90 days can use a valid passport without an advance visa, electronic travel authorization or EES registration, though normal immigration questions still apply.

Britain requires separate permission

Americans flying to the UK need an ETA costing about $27, which is generally valid for two years or until their passport expires.

Eligibility still varies

The payment option applies only to eligible Vrbo rentals, while Airbnb offers it on listings with several different cancellation policies.

Groups get extra tools

Vrbo says group planners can use the feature to confirm attendees, collect contributions and track the cost of the full stay.

Payment timing matters

On Airbnb, guests are charged the full amount seven days before the free-cancellation window closes, showing that paying later does not mean paying at the last minute.

Fares rose faster than traffic

Average ticket fare revenue per passenger jumped 71%, while passenger numbers increased by nearly 1.5 million.

Spirit left discount markets

Spirit stopped flying in May after two Chapter 11 bankruptcies, removing a major source of low-priced seats from popular leisure routes.

Higher sales still fell short

Frontier’s revenue grew by more than 50% from a year earlier, but the company still reported a quarterly net loss.

The case involves two laws

FERPA covers access to education records, while PPRA can require parental consent for certain surveys or questions about students’ personal and mental health information.

The dispute centers on records

The lawsuit says staff used a name different from the student’s legal name, shared it with other parents, and then made the student’s parents face extra barriers to obtaining related records.

Policy changes missed a safeguard

The Justice Department says the district’s revised rules did not give parents a clear way to challenge or correct gender-related information they believe is inaccurate, misleading or violates privacy.

The program began in 2023

Colorado’s universal pre-K program helps cover tuition, but families using Catholic parish schools say they cannot receive that benefit under the current rule.

Two legal rules are colliding

The religious schools rely on cases such as Carson v. Makin, while Colorado cites Employment Division v. Smith, which generally requires everyone to follow neutral laws.

The dispute involves public funds

Colorado argues that allowing an exemption would let schools receive taxpayer support while refusing services to children or parents based on their identities.

Broad questions blur results

Combining studies of AI tutoring apps, chatbots, instructor support and other tools can hide major differences in what the technology actually does.

Positive results shaped the pool

Two-thirds of calls for AI-in-education papers examined by the auditor specifically invited research on benefits, potentially leaving neutral or negative findings out.

Strong evidence remains scarce

Researchers reviewing nearly 900 studies found only 20 initially strong enough for their evidence summary, with very few conducted in U.S. K-12 schools.

Check the exact package details

The affected product is Miyoko’s Creamery Organic European Style Plant Milk Butter with lot number 1007871 and a best-by date of November 5, 2026.

The recall covers ten states

The butter was sold in Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin.

Class II signals limited severity

The FDA’s Class II label means the product could cause temporary or medically reversible health problems, rather than indicating the most serious recall category.

Large servers qualify

The change applies to Discoverable Servers, which are public spaces with at least 1,000 members and no invite link.

Opt-outs have limits

Admins can exclude channels, while members have one setting for all discoverable channels and cannot prevent their posts from appearing in channel summaries.

Old posts are excluded

Messages sent before mid-December will not enter search, but later posts can remain visible after opting out unless they are deleted.

Reports need regular wear

Blood-pressure reports require five consecutive days of wear in the previous month, while insulin-resistance reports require seven days and nights that do not have to be consecutive.

The evidence has limits

Google's blood-pressure paper was not peer-reviewed and excluded people with heart disease, while the insulin-resistance research does not clearly show how useful the algorithm is for the general population.

Older Fitbits are excluded

The rollout covers Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 3, 4, and 5, while older Fitbit devices do not appear to qualify.