Will Ashley
Programming knowledge for Oxford and designers in New York
475 published articles
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Trump Jokes About Moving to Israel Amid 99%
During a Fox News interview, Trump claimed 99% approval in Israel and joked about moving there to become prime minister, raising questions about US aid.
Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Race, Making
Abdul El-Sayed defeats Mike Rogers in a historic Michigan Senate race, becoming the first Muslim American elected to the Senate. Key campaign issues highlighted.
Cyberattack Targets Refrigeration Systems at Three French Blood Bank Sites
A cyberattack tried to raise temperatures at three plasma-storage sites, but monitoring systems caught the changes before blood products were damaged.
Mariah Carey Stars in Gucci’s 2026 Holiday Campaign
Mariah Carey welcomed the holiday season as the star of Gucci’s festive 2026 campaign, directed by filmmaker Harmony Korine.
Harry Styles and HeadCount Drive Major Voter Action During His MSG Residency
HeadCount reported 108,061 voter actions and 33,284 new registrations through its partnership with Harry Styles at Madison Square Garden.
Zoë Kravitz Wears Saint Laurent at the 2026 CFDA Awards
Zoë Kravitz stepped out in a gold Saint Laurent look at the CFDA Awards in New York on November 2.
Iranian Delegators Leave Doha Talks as Draft US Deal Circulates
Iranian negotiators left Doha after talks with Qatari mediators, while officials said a draft proposal is circulating and another meeting may follow.
639 Posts, 7.4 Million Views: Russia-Linked Network Targeted French Anger Over Ukraine Aid
A Russia-linked network posted hundreds of messages tying French cost-of-living concerns to Ukraine aid, reaching millions before October’s protests.
Zelenskyy Offers to Halt Strikes on Russian Refineries if US Supplies Patriot Missiles
Zelenskyy says Ukraine would pause refinery strikes for a month if Washington supplies Patriot interceptors or Russia stops attacking Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
Top Swiss Court Upholds Landmark Liberia War Crimes Ruling
Switzerland’s highest court upheld former Liberian commander Alieu Kosiah’s 20-year war-crimes sentence, while overturning a separate crimes-against-humanity conviction.
Finland Launches Criminal Investigation Into Google’s Clearing of Forest for Data Centre Site
Finnish police launched a criminal investigation into Google’s forest clearing near Muhos over suspected environmental law breaches and drainage practices.
Yemen’s Besieged Taiz Is in Famine, Governor Says, as 13 Are Killed by Saudi Airstrike
Taiz governor says besieged city is in famine; Saudi airstrike killed at least 13 as aid access remains largely blocked today.
Iran’s Leader Threatens Response Without ‘Geographic Limits’
Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei warned of an immediate response to U.S. or Israeli threats as mediators pursued talks to prevent renewed war.
Japan Defense Ministry Seeks Rapid-Launch Rockets to Replace Disabled Satellites
Japan seeks private proposals to develop rockets capable of rapidly replacing satellites disabled or lost during an emergency in orbit.
Rubio Questions Whether Negotiated Peace in Ukraine Is Achievable
Rubio says Washington is testing whether a peace deal is possible; Ukraine talks face unresolved disputes and no imminent breakthrough.
Two charged over UK air base incident; one accused of aiding Iranian intelligence
Two men face charges over RAF Fairford, including one accused of conduct likely to assist Iranian intelligence services, police say.
French Senate passes bill to make protesters pay for unrest damage
France’s Senate approved a bill making protesters potentially liable for damage, despite warnings it could deter peaceful assembly rights.
Spain high-speed train crash kills at least 30
Two high-speed trains collided near Adamuz in southern Spain, killing at least 30 people and injuring many others, officials reported.
Russia Cracks Down on Dating Chatbot ‘Exploited’ by Ukrainian Intelligence
Russian authorities say Ukrainian intelligence used a Telegram dating bot to recruit young people for sabotage, leading to dozens of arrests.
Russian Drone Attack on Ukrainian Train Station Kills at Least 13, Officials Say
Officials reported 13 deaths after a Russian drone struck a crowded Dnipro station platform; later, the toll rose to 14.
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