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Montgomery County Public Schools superintendent Thomas Taylor has acknowledged a communication failure over a swastika found at Walter Johnson High School and promised Jewish leaders a programme of “repeat, collaborative dialogue” to tackle antisemitism in the district. Dr Taylor’s response came after more than 40 rabbis and cantors wrote to MCPS officials on Monday, warning that antisemitic incidents in schools had “skyrocketed” over the past three years. The letter followed a series of reports in Montgomery County, Maryland, including a swastika discovered on a classroom desk at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda. Police also recorded an antisemitic symbol in…
A 27-year-old Russian-Australian man accused of spying on the Ukrainian military has appeared in court for the first time, speaking only to confirm his identity and answer a question from the magistrate. Vladimir Teslov appeared by video link at Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday wearing a green prison-issued shirt. He is charged with attempting to engage in foreign interference. Teslov was arrested in Brisbane’s south-west in August following an investigation by the Australian Federal Police’s counter foreign interference task force. He did not apply for bail and remains in custody. Prosecutors allege the Victorian man travelled to Russia in October…
Brazil’s presidential race is too close to call ahead of Sunday’s vote, with incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva facing the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. Voters will decide between the two candidates in an election that could determine who leads the country. Neither contender is currently expected to be assured of victory before polling takes place. If no candidate wins an outright majority, Brazil will hold a run-off vote on 25 October.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s fiancé, Ken Urker, has died aged 33 after being found unresponsive in Louisiana, according to reports. Urker was discovered at a home on Thursday, which was his birthday. US outlet TMZ reported that Blanchard had sent him a “Happy Birthday” message but received no reply before her brother, Dylan, found him. Blanchard and Urker began dating after her separation from her former husband, Ryan Anderson. The couple welcomed a daughter, Aurora Raina Urker, in December 2024. Blanchard became the focus of a major true-crime case after pleading guilty to the 2015 second-degree murder of her mother, Clauddine…
KTVU has aired a new edition of West Coast News Wrap Live, bringing together the latest stories from across the western United States. The programme, posted on Thursday, October 1, 2026, covers developments in California, Arizona and Washington, with a regional focus on news and events affecting communities west of the Rocky Mountains. West Coast Wrap is presented as a rolling overview of significant stories from across the western states, allowing viewers to follow major developments beyond the San Francisco Bay Area.
Brisbane 2032 Olympic soccer preliminaries are expected to be played outside Queensland, with Sydney and Melbourne set to host matches if the sport is included in the Games programme. Queensland Sport Minister Tim Mander defended the arrangement on Friday, saying the final allocation would be confirmed only after the International Olympic Committee approves the sports programme, which is expected by the end of the year. Mr Mander said the Queensland Government was committed to ensuring the Games were cost-neutral, and argued that staging football in major cities would help maximise ticket sales. “It’s important we take advantage of the most…
Authorities have reopened a criminal investigation into allegations that a Cornell University student was raped by multiple men at a fraternity house, after newly disclosed messages and investigative documents shed further light on the case. The student, referred to as Jane Doe, has filed a civil lawsuit against seven former Chi Phi fraternity members, Cornell University and others. Prosecutors initially brought no charges, but Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten confirmed on September 28 that the criminal inquiry had been reopened. The allegations concern events at the fraternity’s house in Ithaca, New York, during the early hours of October…
Ken Urker, the former fiancé of convicted murderer Gypsy Rose Blanchard, has died aged 33 after being found unresponsive at a home in Louisiana. Urker was discovered on Thursday, the day he was celebrating his birthday. Family sources said Blanchard had sent him a message saying “Happy Birthday” but did not receive a response. Blanchard’s brother, Dylan, is understood to have found Urker at the property. Urker and Blanchard shared a 21-month-old daughter, Aurora Urker, who was born on December 28, 2024. Aurora’s birth came on the first anniversary of Blanchard’s release from prison, where she had served seven years…
The dollar has reached a 17-month high as a global bond rout weighs on the euro.
Adults can attend the Royal Melbourne Show for the same $27 ticket price as children on Friday, with the discounted offer available until late this evening. The show has entered its ninth day at Melbourne Showgrounds, with the final weekend of entertainment ahead despite three days of wet weather in Melbourne. Many attractions are continuing undercover, including the All Breeds Championships at the Lifewise Dogs Precinct and the Beef Cattle Competition inside the Livestock Pavilion. Horses in Action will also take place in the Main Arena, while younger visitors can escape the rain at Paw Patrol Playland near the Kids…
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