Student-led protests in France spread across dozens of cities, with hundreds of arrests. ABC investigates the phenomenon of sinkholes left by abandoned mines. And Starbucks faces a lawsuit over its “sugar-free” drinks menu.AP Photo/Teresa Suarez We're excited to share that Start Here has been nominated for four Signal Awards. If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to vote for Start Here in the Signal Listener's Choice Awards. Every vote helps, and it only takes a minute:

America needs electricians, plumbers and other tradespeople. So why are newly trained workers still struggling to get hired? Rachel Barber, USA TODAY money reporter, explains the contradiction behind the skilled-worker shortage and what it could mean for repairs, infrastructure and essential services.Let us know what you think of this episode by sending an email to podcasts@usatoday.com. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at

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Headlines:– Welcome to Mo News (02:00) – Midterm Watch– Trump Campaigns In TX; Obama To Campaign With El-Sayed (05:30) – Three Years Since Hamas Attacks On October 7th: How The World Has Changed (16:00) – Trump Moves to Cut Diesel Prices as Oil Flows Out of Hormuz Again — Just Not the Kind the World Needs (29:45) – The Iran War Is Adding Fuel To The School Bus Crisis (33:45) – ‘Cornell 7’ Fraternity Brother Apologizes To Jane Doe About ‘Backlash’ In Newly Obtained Phone Call (35:30) –

Something interesting is happening with Gen Z and faith. New research suggests this generation may be more spiritually open than we realize — and a growing number of young adults say they're looking to reconnect with their faith.Plus, if we finally stop changing the clocks twice a year, which time should we keep? Researchers say one choice may be better for our health. And while other fast-food restaurants experiment with AI at the drive-thru, Chick-fil-A is choosing to keep a real person taking

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has been voted in as Quebec's newest Premier.His party, Parti Québécois, secured their minority government on Monday night's election with 59 seats, up from three seats back in 2022. Among his plans for the province, he eyes holding a referendum in a push to separate Quebec from Canada. And although Plamondon promised to wait until US President Trump left the White House, the new Premier would still need to gain the support from the other provincial parties.Host Caryn Ceolin

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Aaron McIntire covers President Trump's midterm rally tour, including his line about asking world leaders who thank him for the Iran war when they plan to pay for it, and his Baltimore announcement of a $6.6 billion Navy and Anduril submarine parts factory. He plays Secretary of State Marco Rubio calling on Russia to share more information after a lab worker's death at a Siberian anti-plague institute, and Congressman Brandon Gill's remarks on conserving American culture and heritage. Aaron also

Colorado Sun Public Policy Editor Justin George sits down with former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi during her recent visit to Littleton. Pelosi was in Colorado for a fundraiser supporting U.S. Rep. Jason Crow’s reelection campaign in the 6th Congressional District. In this special edition of The Unaffiliated, George talks with Pelosi about the political landscape in Colorado and across the country heading into the 2026 midterms. denverartmuseum.org aarp.org/coSee omnystudio.com/listener for

Good morning to you in the City of Brotherly Love! Happy Wednesday, October 7th, 2026. It's your pal reporting on the weather in Philadelphia, and I've got some delightful news for you today.- Morning temperatures around 45 degrees, perfect for a cozy sweater - Daytime high of 68 degrees with clear skies - Gentle southern breeze at 4 mph, ideal for outdoor activities - Evening temperature settling at 64 degrees, great for a sunset walk - Night temps cooling to 55 degrees, humidity at a

Greetings from West Palm Beach! Here is your weather update for Wednesday, October 7, 2026. - Morning temperature starts at 79 degrees with 88% cloud cover - Daytime highs reach 91 degrees with moderate rain expected - Around a quarter-inch of rainfall forecasted, so bring your raincoat - Evening cools to 79 degrees, wind coming from the south-southwest - Consider indoor activities like visiting local art galleries or a virtual tour of the Norton Museum of Art Stay dry and have a wonderful

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More than 7,000 disabled Wisconsinites are waiting for help navigating the state’s employment development program due to funding cuts. City Cast Madison Host Bianca Martin talks with Cap Times Opinion Editor Natalie Eilbert about the program meant to help people with disabilities access employment support, but that is now facing a waitlist of more than 7,600 people. They discuss how a $7 million state funding shortfall has impacted Madisonians with disabilities and will have long-term consequences

The Houthis claim a new missile strike on Riyadh as the Yemen offensive intensifies, pushing the wider Iran war deeper into Saudi Arabia and threatening another critical Middle East energy corridor.In today’s episode of Epic Fury: The US-Iran War Podcast, we break down the latest Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, the escalating Saudi-backed offensive in Yemen, and the battle for control of the Red Sea coast and the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait.More than 270 fighters were reported killed in a single

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🇪🇸 Spain Today News — Daily Summary (7 October 2026)1. Amnesty Upheld: Puigdemont Can Return to SpainThe Constitutional Court ruled by seven votes to five that the amnesty law covers the embezzlement convictions of the leaders of the Catalan independence bid. Hours later, Supreme Court judge Pablo Llarena lifted the national arrest warrants against Carles Puigdemont and two former ministers. Speaking from Waterloo after almost nine years abroad, Puigdemont called it a defeat for those who blocked

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As Israel marks three years since the October 7th attacks, the IDF releases a comprehensive report detailing nearly 100,000 targets struck across multiple fronts, including Iran and Yemen, and the elimination of high-ranking officials from Hamas and other groups. The ongoing war remains unresolved, with Hamas not disarmed and governance questions in Gaza unresolved, while former hostages share their enduring trauma. Security forces are preparing for a sensitive period and upcoming elections amidst

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In partnership with Theatre Washington, City Cast DC theater critic Chris Klimek sat down for a live conversation Monday night at D.C.’s Studio Theatre to chat with some of the most prominent voices in the city’s theater scene right now.They discuss how the closure of the Kennedy Center is rippling through local theater, the richness of the D.C. theater scene, changes in theater leadership across the region, and more. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning