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From Celine to Louis Vuitton: looters hit luxury stores in French protests
Luxury boutiques and big retail chains were looted across France as cost-of-living protests turned violent. Celine in Paris and Hugo Boss in Lyon were hit, and the regional prefect in Marseille said 8,000 looters had been counted in the city.
Riots sweep France as student protests merge with cost-of-living anger
Riots erupted across France on Saturday as student protests merged with cost-of-living marches. Protesters clashed with police near the Élysée Palace, burned Limoges town hall and looted stores, prompting Macron to vow that those responsible would be punished.
Washington’s 24th Annual Turkish Festival returns to Pennsylvania Avenue on Sunday
The American Turkish Association of Washington DC (ATA-DC) holds its 24th Annual Turkish Festival on Sunday, Oct. 18, from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Pennsylvania Avenue NW, with folk dance, Turkish food, coffee and tea, a bazaar and a kids’ tent. Admission is free.
Maduro denies allegations of ordering torture at New York hearing
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro denied the allegations against him, including claims that he ordered torture, at a hearing in New York. The next session of the case will be held on December 17.
Trump: I did not order restrictions on Starlink for Ukraine’s army
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday, October 16, that he did not order the temporary suspension of Starlink service for Ukraine’s army. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the service had not been completely cut off, but that speed restrictions were making some military and humanitarian uses more difficult.
Masked settlers attack European diplomats’ convoy in West Bank, French mayor kicked
Masked Israeli settlers attacked vehicles of French, Belgian and Polish diplomats visiting the olive harvest in Taybeh near Ramallah on Saturday and kicked a 78-year-old French mayor. Israel’s army and foreign minister condemned the attack.
Vance says he may have disagreed with Trump over Iran war
U.S. Vice President JD Vance said in an interview published Friday that he may have disagreed with U.S. President Donald Trump over the Iran war. Vance said he understood the harsh criticism of the war voiced by Tucker Carlson, a former ally of Trump.
Canada’s Industry Minister Joly warns Cleveland-Cliffs it may have to sell assets
Canada’s Industry Minister Melanie Joly said Cleveland-Cliffs may have to sell its Canadian assets over plans to lay off up to 500 employees at Stelco in Ontario. Joly called on the company to honor the employment commitments it made when it acquired Stelco in 2024.
CENTCOM chief Cooper says Iran’s seaborne imports and exports have halted
U.S. Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper said Iran has been unable to import or export goods by sea, except for humanitarian aid. Cooper said at least $25 billion worth of Iranian crude oil exports had been blocked in recent months and that approximately $350 million in crypto assets had been frozen.
Trump says he could damage Obama and the Clintons’ reputations
U.S. President Donald Trump said he chose not to launch criminal investigations into Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton. Trump said he has a great deal of information about the three and could still damage their reputations.
U.S. federal government’s 2026 fiscal year deficit reaches $1.99 trillion
The U.S. federal government recorded a $1.99 trillion budget deficit in fiscal year 2026. Revenue rose to $5.4 trillion and spending to $7.4 trillion, while the annual deficit increased by 12 percent.
Turkish pop star Buray to play New York, Washington and Houston in November
Turkish singer-songwriter Buray will perform three concerts in the United States in late November: at Palladium Times Square in New York on Nov. 25, in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 27 and at The Grand Venue in the Houston area on Nov. 28.
Ilhan Omar’s lawyers call home search unlawful, demand seized property back
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s attorneys told the Justice Department the federal search of her Washington home was “neither justified nor lawful” and demanded the immediate return of seized property. The department called their letter “riddled with false allegations.”
Pakistan’s Sharif offers condolences in Turkish after deadly Istanbul floods
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif sent a Turkish-language message of condolence over the Istanbul floods. He said Pakistan stands with Türkiye and is ready to offer every possible support.
Trump again declines to endorse Netanyahu: ‘I don’t trust anybody’
President Donald Trump again declined to endorse Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s Oct. 27 election, saying in a Newsmax interview that he has a very good relationship with him but does not “trust anybody” in politics.
Norte Fire burns homes in Orange County, forcing 16,000 to evacuate
A wind-driven wildfire in south Orange County, California, has burned about 570 acres, damaged or destroyed at least six homes and forced some 16,000 residents from their homes. The Norte Fire was 0% contained as of Friday night.
Southern Nazarene football player Tyler Ulrich dies days after on-field injury
Tyler Ulrich, a 21-year-old safety for Southern Nazarene University in Oklahoma, died five days after suffering a traumatic injury during a game against Ouachita Baptist in Arkansas, the school said.
Tesla’s flying Roadster fuels Wall Street bets on a SpaceX merger
Tesla’s flying Roadster demo at a SpaceX test site has shifted investors’ attention from the car to a possible Tesla-SpaceX combination, after Barclays said a deal could be announced before Tesla’s annual meeting. Both stocks fell on Friday, and neither company has announced merger plans.
Trump fires press secretary Katie Zacharia after five days on the job
President Donald Trump has removed Katie Zacharia as White House press secretary after just five days, following a widely criticized first briefing and her admission that she never passed the bar exam despite calling herself a lawyer.
Mamdani asks NYC parking garage owners to keep ICE off their lots
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and more than 100 elected officials, including Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, urged private parking lot and garage owners not to let ICE use their properties as staging areas after an immigration officer shot a man in Marble Hill.

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