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Oct. 12, 202602:17Israeli settlers burn olive trees, injure journalist in West Bank attack01:03Ukraine resumes strikes on Russian refineries01:58School roof collapse in Pakistan kills at least 27 students00:31German police seize robot that allegedly groped teenage girl on livestream02:11Zelenskyy slams Trump over deal for Russian diesel01:32German police seize robot after it allegedly groped a teenage girl02:14Ukraine says military operations disrupted from new Starlink restrictions04:49Vatican says Pope Leo's lung surgery recovery is 'proceeding as expected'06:48Massive cyberattack targets refrigerators in supermarkets across France02:31Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer02:15Doctor says Pope Leo has 'one of the more treatable' cancers02:09Now PlayingAmateur pastry chefs from 33 countries compete for a chance to make the world's best tiramisu02:17UP NEXTMajor earthquake shakes Panama01:01Warrants used to search former Prince Andrew's homes were unlawful, court says02:33Clashes erupt between French police and protesters demanding better schools01:35WHO seeks answers and clarity over plague lab death in Russia04:45Emotional ceremonies mark three years since Hamas terror
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