Novartis acknowledges tumor cases in children treated with spinal muscular atrophy therapy
STAT reports seven cases, while Reuters reports Novartis said two cases showed evidence of being linked to its gene therapy Zolgensma.
STAT reports seven cases, while Reuters reports Novartis said two cases showed evidence of being linked to its gene therapy Zolgensma.
German media, citing unnamed CDU sources, say Chancellor Friedrich Merz's party will support the Bavarian politician, but party officials have neither confirmed nor denied the reports on the record.
An attack on a village in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo killed at least 33 people, and authorities cited by Reuters said Ebola patients were forced to flee.
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US job growth in October exceeded expectations and the unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%, as President Donald Trump presses for lower interest rates.
The action at the construction site marked the start of two days of protests planned across 16 countries against the expansion of AI data centers.
Reuters and the South China Morning Post report a crackdown on Shiite clerics in Bahrain following Iranian attacks, while critics say related measures harm free speech and religious freedom.
Share prices fell on 5 and 6 November 2026 as a US technology sell-off spread overseas amid concerns about AI spending, following Democratic gains in the US midterm elections.
Reuters and Anadolu report large-scale rescues and landings in Spain's Canary Islands in early November, as regional authorities warn that the numbers are unsustainable.
Elon Musk said on X that Cybertruck production at Tesla's Texas gigafactory will wind down around the middle of next year, but he did not say whether it would move elsewhere.
A bomb threat led to an evacuation at Irish media premises, while Reuters reported that UK broadcaster Sky received a security threat in a week when bomb threats affected European flights.
Ukrainian officials said on 6 November that the death toll from the 2 November Russian bombing had risen, but their reported figures differ.
Opposition leader Tundu Lissu no longer faces a possible death sentence, but the court convicted him of incitement and sentenced him to four years in prison.
Three people face charges in the United States over an alleged scheme that used artificial intelligence to impersonate corporate executives and lawyers; the allegations have not been proven.
Singapore Airlines is upgrading its cabins at a cost of about S$2bn, adding double-bed accommodation as rival carriers invest heavily in high-end cabins.
The festival of lights is being celebrated in India and abroad, with the BBC reporting that a five-day observance began on 6 November and a special stock trading session is set for 8 November.
Consultations on security guarantees for Ukraine took place with NATO's involvement, while Infobae reports that US-mediated Ukraine-Russia technical talks are planned for Abu Dhabi on 10 and 11 November.
An explosion in 2026 forced delays to Blue Origin's New Glenn launch, and the Financial Times and CNBC report that the next launch has moved to January 2027.
US President Donald Trump predicted a big agreement on the Russia-Ukraine war but gave no terms, after what Deutsche Welle reported was an unscheduled meeting with a Russian envoy.
US President Donald Trump says the proclamation will stop future changes to the Oval Office and Cabinet Room, but a quote in a BBC report, apparently from Greg Werkheiser of a historic preservation law firm, calls the preservation effort "legally meaningless".