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Man Charged With Threatening Katie Miller, Wife of Top Trump Aide Stephen Miller

1 octobre 2026 à 18:16
The charges against the Massachusetts man were not the first time the Miller family has raised concerns about its security.

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Stephen Miller, Mr. Trump’s deputy chief of staff, with his wife, Katie Miller. Prosecutors say a Massachusetts man sent more than 40 phone and text messages to Ms. Miller.
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  • Proposal to hold Major League Baseball game in Grand Teton national park sparks backlash
    MLB reportedly contacted White House about staging game at Wyoming park, to dismay of locals and conservationists A proposal to hold a Major League Baseball (MLB) game inside a national park is receiving backlash from locals and conservationists.On 26 September, the Washington Post reported that MLB reached out to the White House about staging a one-day game at the Grand Teton national park in Wyoming. Teton county describes itself as a “a year-round resort community” and sits within the Jackso
     

Proposal to hold Major League Baseball game in Grand Teton national park sparks backlash

1 octobre 2026 à 18:16

MLB reportedly contacted White House about staging game at Wyoming park, to dismay of locals and conservationists

A proposal to hold a Major League Baseball (MLB) game inside a national park is receiving backlash from locals and conservationists.

On 26 September, the Washington Post reported that MLB reached out to the White House about staging a one-day game at the Grand Teton national park in Wyoming. Teton county describes itself as a “a year-round resort community” and sits within the Jackson Hole valley. It’s also a habitat for grizzly bears, osprey, bison and more.

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Christa Pike’s Lawyers Describe a ‘Cruel and Torturous’ Failed Execution

1 octobre 2026 à 18:13
It was not clear on Thursday what had gone wrong with the lethal injection. The governor said an investigation is underway.

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Mike Stanfield standing in the area reserved for people opposed to the death penalty outside Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville before the planned execution of Christa Pike on Wednesday.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Senate candidate in Michigan, Is Still Trying to Unite the Democratic Base

1 octobre 2026 à 18:05
The progressive Senate candidate is offering olive branches to Jewish voters and campaigning with Kamala Harris to attract Black voters. Polling shows it may be working.

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Dr. Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won a bruising primary, but along the way, he alienated Jewish voters with his criticism of Israel and Black and independent voters with his left-wing policies.
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  • Un train de passagers proposé entre Matane et Québec
    Climat Québec propose d’implanter un train de passagers entre Matane et Québec. Ses candidats dans Rimouski et Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata–Les Basques le voient aussi comme une solution de rechange au prolongement de l’autoroute 20. Évalué à un coût de 350 M$, le Train de l’Estuaire permettra de désenclaver la région, d’offrir une véritable alternative à l’automobile et de stimuler l’économie régionale sans exproprier un seul hectare de terre agricole. « Le rail fait partie intégrante de l
     

Un train de passagers proposé entre Matane et Québec

Climat Québec propose d’implanter un train de passagers entre Matane et Québec. Ses candidats dans Rimouski et Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata–Les Basques le voient aussi comme une solution de rechange au prolongement de l’autoroute 20.

Évalué à un coût de 350 M$, le Train de l’Estuaire permettra de désenclaver la région, d’offrir une véritable alternative à l’automobile et de stimuler l’économie régionale sans exproprier un seul hectare de terre agricole.

« Le rail fait partie intégrante de l’ADN du Bas-Saint-Laurent et de la péninsule gaspésienne. Trop longtemps, les gouvernements traditionnels ont abandonné nos voies ferrées au profit du tout-à-l’asphalte et des coupures de services. Le Train de l’Estuaire, c’est la renaissance économique et écologique que nos citoyens attendent depuis des décennies », affirme le candidat de Climat Québec dans Rimouski, Gilles Gagné.

Selon le gouvernement fédéral, le train à grande vitesse proposé par entre Toronto et Québec coûterait entre 75 et 113 milliards.

« Les projets de trains régionaux de Climat Québec exigeront une petite fraction de ce montant pour requalifier les corridors existants et ils accompliront dix fois plus pour le Québec que le projet fédéral qui, lui, s’approprierait les revenus du corridor Québec/Montréal et ruinerait les transports collectifs régionaux du Québec. Le Train de l’Estuaire est un projet concret, prêt à démarrer, qui redonne à Rimouski et à nos municipalités leur rôle de carrefour régional dynamique », poursuit Gilles Gagné.

Deux services intégrés pour irriguer tout le territoire

Le Train de l’Estuaire s’articule autour de deux volets complémentaires, totalisant 37 gares, haltes et arrêts sur demande.

Un service interurbain rapide (Matane–Québec) reliant directement les pôles majeurs de Matane, Mont-Joli, Rimouski, Trois-Pistoles, Rivière-du-Loup, La Pocatière, Montmagny et Québec, avec des pointes de vitesse pouvant atteindre 180 km/h, ainsi qu’un service régional de proximité (La Pocatière–Matane), avec des arrêts sur demande pour les plus petites localités afin d’assurer une mobilité universelle aux étudiants, travailleurs et aînés.

Le candidat de Climat Québec dans Rimouski, Gilles Gagné. (Photo courtoisie)

Le réseau misera sur une flotte initiale de 6 à 10 rames modernes hybrides batterie–diesel (de type Stadler FLIRT) adaptées au climat québécois et conçues pour évoluer vers une électrification complète.

Selon l’étude détaillée préparée pour Climat Québec par l’urbaniste et consultant en aménagement du territoire Anthoni Barbe, le projet générera la création de 600 à 2 500 emplois dans les années en phase de réhabilitation et construction ainsi que de 50 à 100 emplois directs permanents en exploitation.

Le train pourrait engendrer entre 150 000 et 300 000 déplacements par an, permettant d’éviter 50 000 à 80 000 trajets en automobile et d’économiser des millions en carburant et entretien, ainsi que de 2 à 15 M $ par année en dépenses touristiques directes quatre saisons, avec un accès plus facile au parc national du Bic, aux Jardins de Métis, au littoral et à la Gaspésie.

Judge in Lindsay Clancy’s Case Declines to Find Her Not Guilty After Mistrial

1 octobre 2026 à 17:52
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer argued this week that the state failed to present enough evidence at trial to prove she killed her three children.

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Lindsay Clancy during a court appearance in Plymouth on Tuesday.

Hausse des prix du diesel : Washington presse les Européens de puiser dans leurs réserves

Par : FRANCE 24
1 octobre 2026 à 17:49
À la veille d'une réunion d'urgence de l'UE, les États-Unis réclament une mise sur le marché "immédiate" de volumes supplémentaires de diesel, tout en menaçant selon la presse d'interdire ses exportations si les Européens refusent. Le prix du gazole atteint des records des deux côtés de l'Atlantique, pénalisé par les frappes ukrainiennes sur les raffineries russes et le verrouillage du détroit d'Ormuz par l'Iran.

Investigators Seek Motive for FlyDubai Cockpit Attack

1 octobre 2026 à 17:37
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel said the co-pilot who set upon the pilot had undergone “Islamist radical indoctrination” but did not elaborate.

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A FlyDubai plane carrying Israeli passengers who had earlier been aboard another FlyDubai aircraft forced to make an emergency landing after a cockpit attack.

Lucien Lazare, Jewish Resistance Fighter in Occupied France, Dies at 101

1 octobre 2026 à 17:32
He and a small troop of French Jews worked with the Allies to distribute supplies and fight the Nazis, ambushing a German train and liberating a city in the south.

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1681: Russian drone hit Kyiv school sheltering more than 100 students and about 60 staff

1 octobre 2026 à 17:30

Russo-Ukrainian war (daily review)

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Ukraine is now sending its tanks into battle with drone escorts: they can drive into a Russian kill zone and come back alive. The 475th Assault Regiment, short of infantry, was clearing Russian infiltrators out of Vilkhuvatka, a Kharkiv Oblast village 9 km from the Russian border, and its hedgehog tanks took repeated hits on the way to point-blank range.
When Kremlin energy talking points come with an Oxford address. Russian energy disinformation does not always look like propaganda. Sometimes it presents itself in the form of expert analysis, a policy advisor, or technical commentary inside Europe's energy debate, and that is exactly what makes this new form of influence worth examining.

Military

Russia lost 2026-record 46,230 troops in September by Ukraine's count, as fighting around Donetsk fortress cities grinds on. At the same time, Russia's strikes on Ukraine's rear escalated in September and are climbing again in October.

Intelligence and technology

Europe wants drones that actually work in war, so Ukrainian maker is moving in to build them in Belgium and Luxembourg. TAF Industries and Luxembourg's LUXUAV signed a memorandum to develop and field drones.

Ukraine solves riddle of metal "whiskers" on new Russia's drones. They aren't clever sensor. The metal prongs appearing on Russian strike drones are a mechanical contact detonator.

Belgium will send three F-16 fighter jets, but maintenance delays may keep Ukraine from using them. The likely reason is the lengthy maintenance process, which may keep many of the jets from shooting down Russian drones and cruise missiles attacking Ukraine.

Ukraine is downing Russia's fastest drones—just not often enough, and scaling up comes down to money. Russia's jet drones outrun the cheap interceptors Ukraine built for slower Shaheds, pushing Kyiv to field new hardware that works in combat but can't yet be made in the numbers its skies demand.

Russia just accidentally crashed its first Tu-95 bomber in 11 years. Its missiles will keep striking Ukraine anyway. It is out of production and Russia's bomber fleet keeps shrinking, but a raid on 8 September needed just six bombers, and Russia still has around a hundred.

Robots won't replace armored vehicles, says Ukrainian company that builds both. It reveals one job they can't do. Ukraine ran 100,000 robot missions this year.

International

There is no risk of Russia using nuclear weapons against the Baltics, Rutte assures. Rutte's assessment comes as Moscow warns the alliance that isolating Kaliningrad could trigger a nuclear response.

Ukraine's training facilities get boost: EU is funding centers where its army prepares soldiers, with Denmark putting in €33 million. Several training centers inside Ukraine will be upgraded.

Humanitarian and social impact

A school with children, a café, warehouses: Russia's drones hit civilian Kyiv again. More than 100 students and about 60 staff were in the school's shelter when a Russian drone hit the building. All came through unharmed, as fires burned across two Kyiv districts.

Russian glide bombs scarred a statue of Christ and damaged a 19th-century church in Sumy. The same strike hit a school where children were sheltering and nearby homes, where two people were killed and six injured, three of them children.

Political and legal developments

Russia's 2026 deficit nearly doubles to a record $88 billion, and its new budget plans three more years in the red. The draft sent to the Duma still gives the military its biggest budget since the full-scale invasion began.

Two rubles for the army for every one on welfare, schools, and hospitals: Russia's 2027 wartime budget. Civilian spending is set to fall to about 9% of GDP, a level not seen since 2005.

Moscow's message to European business: your Russian assets are now leverage against your governments. ISW expects decisions on which firms to seize to depend entirely on Russia's relations with each company's home country.

The US has until 18 October to choose its Russia sanctions targets—if any. Kyiv's wish list leads with the firms feeding Russia's Starlink clone. At the top: Russian firms making parts for Moscow's Starlink rival, still untouched by US sanctions.

New developments

Ukraine's steel output fell 57% and may hit zero next month. Expert says saving it comes down to four steps, and they're Brussels' to make. Steel is Ukraine's second-largest foreign-currency earner, employing more than 70,000 people directly and another 250,000 in related industries.

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Flydubaï : Un deepfake de la BBC incrimine l'Inde et Israël

1 octobre 2026 à 17:08
Au lendemain du vol Flydubaï dérouté, un faux reportage de la BBC a largement circulé. Il affirme qu'un ressortissant indien est à l'origine de la tentative de détournement. Des publications le relaient largement et ajoutent à tort que les services de renseignement indien et israélien sont à l'origine de l'incident.

Mike Smith, Bubbles on ‘Trailer Park Boys,’ Has Sexual Assault Charge Dismissed

1 octobre 2026 à 17:18
The Canadian cult comedy series announced that Mr. Smith, 54, would resume his involvement with the show.

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Mike Smith in 2014. A sexual assault charge against Mr. Smith, who plays Bubbles in the Canadian mockumentary series “Trailer Park Boys,” was dismissed on Thursday. He had pleaded not guilty.

A Climate Change Rebrand

1 octobre 2026 à 17:04
More politicians have stopped talking about the climate, but the green transition is still moving forward.

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Richmond Park, London, in August.
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  • Pas la couronne
    Milliard a plutôt jeté son dévolu sur des grosses lunettes rouges le temps d’une photo à Sherbrooke.
     
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  • Piraterie en eau douce
    La caravane du PCQ s’arrêtait à Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, jeudi, pour une entrevue avec le sulfureux Jeff Fillion.
     
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  • Service Ruest Babin et Garage Julien Ross unissent leurs forces
    Les entreprises Service Ruest Babin et Garage Julien Ross, de Rimouski, fusionnent leurs activités pour former une toute nouvelle entité qui portera le nom de Ruest Babin Ross. Selon le président-directeur général de Ruest Babin Ross, David D’Astous, ce rapprochement permettra d’unifier la gouvernance des deux points de service, tout en honorant l’héritage de chaque équipe. Service Ruest Babin poursuit ses opérations sur la rue Saint-Germain Est depuis 1993, tandis que Garage Julien Ross a
     

Service Ruest Babin et Garage Julien Ross unissent leurs forces

1 octobre 2026 à 17:00

Les entreprises Service Ruest Babin et Garage Julien Ross, de Rimouski, fusionnent leurs activités pour former une toute nouvelle entité qui portera le nom de Ruest Babin Ross.

Selon le président-directeur général de Ruest Babin Ross, David D’Astous, ce rapprochement permettra d’unifier la gouvernance des deux points de service, tout en honorant l’héritage de chaque équipe.

Service Ruest Babin poursuit ses opérations sur la rue Saint-Germain Est depuis 1993, tandis que Garage Julien Ross a débuté ses activités sur l’avenue du Havre en 2008.

« En unissant nos compétences, nous nous donnons les moyens de faire face aux exigences technologiques et aux nombreux besoins de formation. Le développement de nos spécialités, dont l’entretien de véhicules électriques, ainsi que l’ajout de nouvelles divisions offriront d’importants avantages à notre clientèle », indique M. D’Astous dans un communiqué.

Afin d’assurer une continuité, les changements véritablement perceptibles sur le terrain s’opéreront au début de 2027, notamment avec le dévoilement de la nouvelle image de marque de Ruest Babin Ross.

D’ici là, la nouvelle entreprise amorcera des améliorations locatives et des ajustements logistiques.

L’atelier Service Ruest Babin, situé au 227, rue Saint-Germain Est, à Rimouski. (Photo courtoisie)
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  • Hitting the sweet spot: bear treats itself to baked goods at Colorado farmers’ market
    Shoppers and vendors in Aspen surprised by unusual customer as it stretched to sample stall offeringsFarmers’ market shoppers might not usually pay much attention to the local resident devouring fresh bread and pastries at one of the stalls with extra gusto – but some certainly did last weekend when they realized it was a hungry bear.Onlookers on Saturday reached for their phones to take photos and videos of the bear in downtown Aspen, Colorado, after it wandered through the stalls and got up on
     

Hitting the sweet spot: bear treats itself to baked goods at Colorado farmers’ market

1 octobre 2026 à 16:58

Shoppers and vendors in Aspen surprised by unusual customer as it stretched to sample stall offerings

Farmers’ market shoppers might not usually pay much attention to the local resident devouring fresh bread and pastries at one of the stalls with extra gusto – but some certainly did last weekend when they realized it was a hungry bear.

Onlookers on Saturday reached for their phones to take photos and videos of the bear in downtown Aspen, Colorado, after it wandered through the stalls and got up on to its hind legs to dig into the baked goods.

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L'Érythrée rompt ses relations diplomatiques avec l'Ethiopie

1 octobre 2026 à 16:37
L'Éthiopie a accusé jeudi l'Érythrée voisine "d'actes d'hostilité et de belligérance", fermé son ambassade sur place et sommé dix diplomates érythréens de faire leurs valises, Asmara répliquant en rompant ses relations diplomatiques : les tensions sont encore montées en plein conflit dans le nord éthiopien entre armée éthiopienne et groupes antigouvernementaux. Plusieurs explosions d'origine inconnue ont été entendues dans la nuit de mercredi à jeudi dans la capitale éthiopienne.

In the final months of his term, Tennessee’s governor confronts another failed execution.

1 octobre 2026 à 16:39
Gov. Bill Lee, who is limited to two terms, has announced an investigation into Christa Pike’s failed execution. His likely successor, Marsha Blackburn, has called for the return of the electric chair.

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Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee in Nashville in August. Mr. Lee has now paused executions in his state twice since taking office.
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  • Judge denies defense motion to declare Lindsay Clancy not guilty of murder
    Request for Clancy, 36, to be acquitted turned down nearly a month after first trial ended with deadlocked juryThe judge in the Lindsay Clancy murder case on Thursday refused to declare her not guilty, turning down a defense motion that had argued there was not enough evidence to prove she was responsible for killing her three children.On Tuesday, Clancy’s attorney Kevin Reddington tried to persuade Judge William Sullivan that prosecutors had not offered any proof that Clancy had killed her thre
     

Judge denies defense motion to declare Lindsay Clancy not guilty of murder

1 octobre 2026 à 16:27

Request for Clancy, 36, to be acquitted turned down nearly a month after first trial ended with deadlocked jury

The judge in the Lindsay Clancy murder case on Thursday refused to declare her not guilty, turning down a defense motion that had argued there was not enough evidence to prove she was responsible for killing her three children.

On Tuesday, Clancy’s attorney Kevin Reddington tried to persuade Judge William Sullivan that prosecutors had not offered any proof that Clancy had killed her three children. Prosecutors argued there was plenty of evidence, calling Reddington’s claim “laughable”.

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© Photograph: Josh Reynolds/AP

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  • Supreme court to hear case challenging Trump’s immigration detention policy
    Court will review practice of indefinite detention for undocumented immigrants living in the US The US supreme court agreed on Thursday to take up a case challenging the Trump administration’s practice of indefinite detention for undocumented immigrants living in the US and awaiting deportation proceedings.At the center of the immigration case is a dispute over Donald Trump’s reinterpretation of a longstanding policy that has led to a huge surge in the number of migrants held in detention center
     

Supreme court to hear case challenging Trump’s immigration detention policy

1 octobre 2026 à 16:20

Court will review practice of indefinite detention for undocumented immigrants living in the US

The US supreme court agreed on Thursday to take up a case challenging the Trump administration’s practice of indefinite detention for undocumented immigrants living in the US and awaiting deportation proceedings.

At the center of the immigration case is a dispute over Donald Trump’s reinterpretation of a longstanding policy that has led to a huge surge in the number of migrants held in detention centers.

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© Photograph: Caitlin Ochs/Reuters

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