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  1. Starting 1 January 2027, Medicaid work requirements will affect about 20 million people in 44 expansion states, requiring 80 hours monthly and six-month recertification. The law is projected to cut roughly $1tn in federal healthcare spending and leave about 17 million newly uninsured by 2034.

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    Adults potentially subject to the new Medicaid work mandate

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  2. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Nidal Hasan’s firing-squad execution, scheduled for 3 December, will be livestreamed. Archbishop Timothy Broglio condemned the plan and urged Catholic soldiers assigned to the squad to seek exemption.

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    Nidal Hasan killed 13 people in a shooting at a medical processing center at Fort Hood, Texas.

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  3. Three children and one adult were killed in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. The shooter was shot and killed, but police said they did not know who shot the suspect.

    4people

    People killed in the shooting

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  4. Federal authorities are investigating letters containing suspicious or unknown substances sent to congressional and election offices nationwide. Louisiana and Oklahoma offices received white powder; New York and Wyoming also received suspicious packages, while some mailings were intercepted.

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    Powder-containing packages led to evacuations of election offices in at least two states.

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  5. The Trump administration sued California after the state missed a 48-hour deadline to review a DOJ list of about 20,000 people it identified as likely noncitizens. DOJ also warned election officials they could face criminal prosecution for processing their ballots; California disputes the list and methodology.

    90people

    People the DOJ charged for election misconduct this year

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  6. politicsWashington, United States

    Milei urges Trump to strengthen position in US midterm elections

    Argentine President Javier Milei urged US President Donald Trump to emerge stronger from the US midterm elections, calling the vote important for the West. Milei made the comments at a Hispanic Heritage gala in Washington on October 14, 2026.

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    The United States and Argentina agreed to a currency swap worth USD 20000000000.

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