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En direct : trois ans après, Israël rend hommage aux victimes de l'attaque du 7-Octobre

Israël rend hommage mercredi aux victimes de l'attaque terroriste du Hamas il y a trois ans. Des cérémonies sont prévues tout au long de la journée dans tout le pays. Des élections se tiendront en Israël le 27 octobre, les premières depuis le massacre perpétré par le Hamas et la guerre menée par l'État hébreu à Gaza. Suivez notre direct.

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Gratitude et nostalgie en Argentine : Lionel Messi a fait ses adieux à l'Albiceleste

Par : FRANCE 24
Lionel Messi a disputé mardi son tout dernier match avec l'Albiceleste devant plus de 80 000 spectateurs au Monumental de Buenos Aires, marquant un dernier but face au Bénin. L'octuple Ballon d'or, 126 buts et 208 sélections à son actif, a eu l'occasion de remercier chaudement ses supporters, déjà nostalgiques.

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Takeaways From the First Maine Senate Debate Between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson

Senator Susan Collins, one of the most vulnerable Republicans in the midterms, clashed with the Democratic challenger Troy Jackson over President Trump, ICE and more.

© Ryan David Brown for The New York Times

Susan Collins, Troy Jackson
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Justin Ellis helps US cap a perfect international window with 1-0 win over Canada

A chippy and at times ugly friendly nonetheless gave Mauricio Pochettino’s side four wins out of four, with another young player making the difference.

Before 1878, a referee trying to get players’ attention was left to waive a white handkerchief in the air. It was an imperfect practice, asking an infractor to be self-aware enough to look for a doffed doily after hard contact. The game forever changed when Joseph Hudson, a Birmingham-bred tool maker who founded Acme Whistles, showed up to an FA Cup match in 1878 with his signature product in tow.

On Tuesday, nearly 150 years after Hudson’s innovation, referee Steven Madrigal paid the architect a hearty tribute.

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© Photograph: Abbie Parr/AP

© Photograph: Abbie Parr/AP

© Photograph: Abbie Parr/AP

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Friends of Nolan Wells sue NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens for defamation

Owens sued over September Instagram post that suggested trio tampered with evidence in death of Mississippi teen

Three friends of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teen who died after a July boating trip, have sued NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens for defamation.

On 26 September, Owens shared an Instagram video that suggested Wells’s friends Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo and Morgan Seymour had deleted evidence from Wells’s phone after his death, which the three men denied in their lawsuit.

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© Photograph: John Amis/AP

© Photograph: John Amis/AP

© Photograph: John Amis/AP

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‘Not exactly his favorite senator’: Susan Collins distances herself from Trump in Maine debate

Republican challenged by Democrat Troy Jackson in critical Senate race says she opposes Iran war and Canada tariffs

Susan Collins, the Republican senator for Maine, pointedly distanced herself from Donald Trump in a televised debate with Democratic challenger Troy Jackson on Tuesday, as she sought to present an image of independence in a state that has voted against Trump three times.

Proclaiming herself as not the US president’s “favorite senator”, Collins made the highly unusual boast for a Republican that she had voted with Joe Biden, a Democrat, more than 90% of the time when he was president. She also emphasized her differences with her fellow Republicans, saying she voted against her own party more than any other senator.

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© Photograph: AP

© Photograph: AP

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Investigators Search Site of Warehouse Fire in Los Angeles

State and local investigators executed a warrant on Tuesday to search the Boyle Heights building, which burned for days in June. A community group also sued the E.P.A. to get environmental data.

© Mark Abramson for The New York Times

The cold storage facility operated by Lineage Logistics in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles in June.
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Trois ans après, Israël commémore les attaques du 7-Octobre juste avant les élections

Par : FRANCE 24
Plusieurs cérémonies sont organisées ce mercredi en Israël, trois ans après les attaques du 7-Octobre. À l'aube, des personnes endeuillées ont observé une minute de silence sur des sites du sud du pays pris d'assaut par le Hamas en 2023. Ces commémorations se déroulent dans un état d'alerte accrue, à trois semaines des élections législatives.

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Haitï : face à la violence des gangs, les élections présidentielle et législative reportées sine die

Par : FRANCE 24
Confrontées à la violence de bandes criminelles partout sur le territoire, les autorités électorales d'Haïti ont annoncé mardi reporter sine die les élections présidentielle et législatives qui auraient dû avoir lieu en décembre.

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Jaguar targets young Americans with Type 01 EV – but it’s too long for UK parking spaces

Latest model is launching in New York to target rich US buyers – and is more than 5.2 metres long and 2 metres wide

It has no rear window, will not fit into a UK parking space and – starting at £130,000 – ($172,000) is aimed squarely at rich tech industry buyers driving the wide open roads of America.

Jaguar’s electric car, the Type 01, was launched in New York on Tuesday night and marks the culmination of a two-year rebrand that has been one of the most scrutinised in automotive history.

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© Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PR

© Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PR

© Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PR

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Comment le 7-Octobre a transformé Israël

Trois ans, jour pour jour, après les attaques du 7-Octobre, Israël n'est plus le même pays. Pendant près de deux ans, l'État hébreu a vécu au rythme des otages. Mais ces attaques terroristes du Hamas ont aussi bouleversé le rapport des Israéliens à leur armée et à leurs dirigeants.

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Bill Harris Has Died. He Kidnapped Patty Hearst in 1974.

He was a disillusioned Vietnam veteran looking for purpose when he joined a revolutionary group known as the Symbionese Liberation Army.

© Raimondo Borea/Associated Press

Bill Harris, center, after being captured in 1975, the year after the S.L.A. kidnapped Patty Hearst. Her family, he later said, “was in control of a media empire that we viewed as an arm of propaganda for the United States government.”
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After Death of Bill Harris, a Look Back at the Symbionese Liberation Army

A small band of urban guerrillas, they hoped to topple the “ruling class” using guns and bombs. Instead, their efforts brought death and ruin.

© Associated Press

Six members of the S.L.A. died in a shootout with Los Angeles police in May 1974. Clockwise from top left, Camilla Hall, William Wolfe, Donald DeFreeze, Patricia Soltysik, Nancy Ling Perry and Angela Atwood.
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