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New York 29 October 2026

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  • GDP report set to provide snapshot of economy

    Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady as midterm elections loomThe Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday as the economy faces a monthslong surge of inflation ahead of the midterm elections.  The report, which will detail gross domestic product over a three-month period ending in September, will arrive as the U.S. weathers a monthlong surge of inflation.

    GDP report set to provide snapshot of economy
    We Did Not Start the War with Iran: Trump
    We Did Not Start the War with Iran: Trump
    Fire Breaks Out on a Ship in the Strait of Hormuz
    Fire Breaks Out on a Ship in the Strait of Hormuz
    Will Trump Accept the Election Results If He Loses?
    Will Trump Accept the Election Results If He Loses?
    Former Miss Switzerland Accuses Trump of Rape
    Former Miss Switzerland Accuses Trump of Rape

    Opinion

    HB Rita’s Living Document of the Indestructible July Revolution

    No Eid in Gaza for the third year in a row

    Afghans are forced to sell their children to survive

    U.S News
    War with Iran Has Put the U.S. at Greater Risk: Obama

    War with Iran Has Put the U.S. at Greater Risk: Obama

    We Did Not Start the War with Iran: Trump

    We Did Not Start the War with Iran: Trump

    Erdogan-Trump Phone Call: What Was Discussed?

    Erdogan-Trump Phone Call: What Was Discussed?

    The war with Iran will end whenever I want it to: Trump

    The war with Iran will end whenever I want it to: Trump

    World
    Flávio Bolsonaro flees to the US and declares himself the ‘leader

    Flávio Bolsonaro flees to the US and declares himself the ‘leader

    After his defeat in the Brazilian presidential election, Flávio Bolsonaro traveled to Miami, USA, and declared himself the ‘leader’ of Brazil. Previously, he had released a letter claiming to be the ‘true president’ of Brazil, but he later removed it. In a subsequent letter, he changed his designation to ‘leader of Brazil.’

    Death toll rises to 68 in two train collisions in Spain

    Death toll rises to 68 in two train collisions in Spain

    Fire Breaks Out on a Ship in the Strait of Hormuz

    Fire Breaks Out on a Ship in the Strait of Hormuz

    Child Wins a Car Worth 6.5 Million Rupees in a 260-Rupee Lottery

    Child Wins a Car Worth 6.5 Million Rupees in a 260-Rupee Lottery

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    A top general pushed out at Pentagon’s Joint Staff

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    Tom Cruise’s Children Choose Ordinary Lives Over Stardom

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    War with Iran Has Put the U.S. at Greater Risk: Obama

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    We Did Not Start the War with Iran: Trump

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    Erdogan-Trump Phone Call: What Was Discussed?

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    Flávio Bolsonaro flees to the US and declares himself the ‘leader

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    Death toll rises to 68 in two train collisions in Spain

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    ’Dhurandhar’ banned in 6 countries, the reason behind it

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    Argentina has conceded the most penalties,

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    Who has reached the last eight of the World Cup

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    New drug to prevent aging, people will live for an incredible

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    How to download NID card online copy

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    Legends react to Argentina match controversy

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    Big fall in gold prices in the world market

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    Trump faints while hiding

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    US collapse, 8 of the world’s top 10 universities are in China

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    Wealth inequality in Bangladesh: Only one percent of the richest

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    A top general pushed out at Pentagon’s Joint Staff

    A top general pushed out at Pentagon’s Joint Staff

    GDP report set to provide snapshot of economy

    GDP report set to provide snapshot of economy

    2 college students found dead after going missing while hiking

    2 college students found dead after going missing while hiking

    Trump Hints at Making Venezuela the 51st U.S. State

    Trump Hints at Making Venezuela the 51st U.S. State

    Culture
    Tom Cruise’s Children Choose Ordinary Lives Over Stardom

    Tom Cruise’s Children Choose Ordinary Lives Over Stardom

    A New Romance for Ana de Armas After Tom Cruise

    Taylor Swift Reveals the Hard Work Behind Her Rise to Stardom

    Romance with Trudeau: Katy Perry Opens Up

    Lifestyle
    Major Breakthrough for the World’s First Cancer Vaccine

    Major Breakthrough for the World’s First Cancer Vaccine

    Should you stop exercising when planning to conceive?

    Nutritious foods that can pose risks if consumed in excess

    Today day and night are equal.

    Business & Tech
    175,000 Tons of Wheat Arrive from the United States

    175,000 Tons of Wheat Arrive from the United States

    Approximately 175,000 tons of wheat, purchased from the United States, have arrived at the port of Chittagong. This shipment is part of a total of 220,000 tons of wheat procured by Bangladesh. This information was shared in a Facebook post by the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka on Wednesday (October 21).

    Global Oil Prices Rise

    Global Oil Prices Rise

    Gas Prices in Europe Reach 4-Year High

    Gas Prices in Europe Reach 4-Year High

    Significant Drop in Fuel Oil Prices

    Significant Drop in Fuel Oil Prices

    Mass Gold Production from Mercury in a US Lab—Could Prices Fall?

    Mass Gold Production from Mercury in a US Lab—Could Prices Fall?

    Qatar—Once a Major Exporter—Now Buys LNG from the United States

    Qatar—Once a Major Exporter—Now Buys LNG from the United States

    Sharp Surge in Fuel Prices

    Sharp Surge in Fuel Prices
    Sports
    Play halted due to poor light and subsequent rain

    Play halted due to poor light and subsequent rain

    The second day of the Mirpur Test did not go well for Bangladesh with the bat. In the first session, the hosts lost their remaining 7 wickets while adding only 59 runs. In the second session, West Indies came out to bat and, despite losing one wicket, managed to score 89 runs. Play was later stopped due to poor light, leading to an early tea break. Rain began to fall shortly after the break commenced.

    Bangladesh in World Cup Quarter-finals

    Bangladesh in World Cup Quarter-finals

    Abhishek and Suryavanshi’s Onslaught: India Reach 100

    Abhishek and Suryavanshi’s Onslaught: India Reach 100

    Uncertainty Surrounds Messi’s Attendance at the Ballon

    Uncertainty Surrounds Messi’s Attendance at the Ballon

    Betis Midfielder Handed Four-Match Ban for Headbutting Yamal

    Betis Midfielder Handed Four-Match Ban for Headbutting Yamal

    Ronaldo Let the Team Down: Erik ten Hag

    Ronaldo Let the Team Down: Erik ten Hag

    Djokovic exits Shanghai just three days after title win

    Djokovic exits Shanghai just three days after title win
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    Iftar in USA

    Iftar in USA

    Chinese day

    Chinese day

    Snowing in new york

    Snowing in new york

    Interview: Misbah Uddin- ASSAL

    Interview: Misbah Uddin- ASSAL

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    Snowfall in New York

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