Monday 12 October: A rollercoaster weekend between the US, Russia and Ukraine, the Firmus float falls over, a massive upset in Aussie football, and pumping up some plump pumpkinsSPONSORED: ⁠Stockland⁠, helping give you an understanding of the property market. SPONSORED: Discover more with BHP SPONSORED: Quick AI survey here Here's the link to the big pumpkin livestream Hosted by Anna Pykett and Andrew Williams Researched by Andrew Williams, Anna Pykett, Larissa Huntington and Sophie

Kath Madgwick has been to hell and back. One of the most recognisable faces of the Royal Commission into Robodebt, her only son Jarrad took his own life after being told he owed Services Australia nearly two thousand dollars. Kath has been fighting ever since. The royal commission report dedicated more than a page to her story. But now, Kath says she’s experiencing injustice of another kind. Booted out of the $475 million robodebt class action – her compensation claim over Jarrad’s

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Explore how Latino culture is inspiring students and shaping economic opportunities across the US. This episode of Latino Report USA highlights a vibrant Hispanic Heritage Month celebration at Solon High School in Ohio, showcasing the power of youth engagement in preserving and promoting diverse heritage. We then shift focus to critical economic developments, examining new job creation and investment pathways designed to benefit Latino families. Learn how expanding industries offer crucial

Understand the decisive power of the Latino vote in shaping the upcoming midterm elections and discover how a Nevada rancher is challenging tradition. Today, we unpack the Washington Post's analysis on key voter demographics influencing national races and explore Cody Whipple's unconventional campaign in a traditionally blue district in Nevada, as reported by The Nevada Independent. Learn what this means for political representation and authenticity. Don't miss this crucial analysis impacting

Good morning, San Diego! Happy Sunday to you. This is your weather for October 11th, 2026, right here in sunny San Diego. Well, maybe not so sunny today, but we'll get into that in a second. - Morning temperatures around 67 degrees, starting with heavy rain - Steady downpour throughout the day, with a high of 71 degrees - Approximately eight-tenths of an inch of rain expected - Winds from the west-northwest at 8 mph, gusting up to 15 mph - Cloudy skies, ideal for indoor activities - Evening

Good morning, sunshine! Happy Sunday, October 11th, 2026, from the beautifully warm city of Phoenix, Arizona. Let's get you ready for the day with a cozy weather update.- Morning starts at a comfortable 71 degrees with mixed clouds - Daytime temperatures rise to a warm 83 degrees with potential moderate rain (0.3 inches) - Carry a raincoat or umbrella for outdoor plans - South southeast winds at 6 mph, gusts up to 14 mph provide a cooling touch - Evening temperatures dip to a mild 75 degrees

Steve RaoThis Week: Steve Rao is a partner at State Federal Strategies, a government relations and lobbying firm, focused on assisting technology companies on their government sales strategies, and is also a Political Analyst on PBS Carolinas Statelines and Black Issues Forum, and hosts the Leaders and Legends Podcast on Radio Nyra, the Triangle’s largest growing South Asian Radio Station. Randy Voller Come on up to the porch to have a chat with

Explore the vital role of Latino arts, the impact of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes on your wallet, and a significant political development shaping the Latino community in the US. This episode of Latino Report United States dives into the inspiring work of Alebrijes del Valle, a theater group dedicated to showcasing Latino experiences. We break down how potential interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve could affect mortgages, car loans, and job growth for working families. Plus, we

This week: One year after the declaration of a ceasefire in Gaza, Israel has killed at least 1,481 Palestinians there.  Saudi Arabia says Yemeni fighters killed 12 people in a strike on the country's main airport. Israeli attacks escalated in Gaza. Israeli pogroms in the West Bank are once more disrupting the annual olive harvest. Israel has killed at least 74,370 Palestinians in Gaza since October 7, 2023. In this episode: Yousef Mawry, Al Jazeera Correspondent Tareq Abu Azzoum (@abuoazzum), Al

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Composer Ludwig Göransson has scored films like “Black Panther” and “Oppenheimer,” and his latest is Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” In My Monday Morning, a new Journal video series inspired by the longstanding column of the same name, Lane Florsheim sits down with Ludwig to talk about his Christmassy oatmeal, writing music with 40 bronze gongs during the LA fires and the bottom shelf where he keeps his Oscars. Photo: Austin HargraveLearn more about your ad choices. Visit

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