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Tuesday, 3 November 2026

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Tuesday 3 November

Sports

Gilgeous-Alexander Scores 43 as Thunder Edge Cavaliers 117-112

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 43 points, including a go-ahead three in the final minute, as the Thunder beat the Cavaliers 117-112. Ajay Mitchell added 20 and Isaiah Hartenstein had 14 rebounds. Oklahoma City improved to 5-2 despite several injuries, and the teams meet again Wednesday. The victory kept Oklahoma City near the top of the standings despite a long injury list, with the rematch coming Wednesday night.

Original report: sports.yahoo.com
Wellness

Korean Study Ties Frequent Sugary Foods to 28% Higher Breast Cancer Risk

A Korean cohort study of 71,264 women followed for an average of 9.2 years found that eating high-sugar foods more than twice a week was linked to about 28 percent higher breast cancer risk, with 713 cases recorded. Total sugar and fruit showed no significant link. Diet was measured once and the design is observational, so causation cannot be established from these results alone.

Original report: news-medical.net
Wellness

Israeli Study Finds No Higher Heart Risk With Modern Hormone Therapy

An observational Israeli study of 52,330 women aged 45 to 59 compared those who began contemporary hormone therapy with matched women who did not. Over about twelve years, heart events occurred in 4.4 percent versus 4.6 percent, and blood clots were nearly identical. Because the study is preliminary and observational, it cannot prove cause and effect, and personal medical advice from a qualified doctor still matters greatly.

Original report: news-medical.net
Science

Vera Rubin Observatory Spots Two New Milky Way Satellites

Data from the Vera Rubin Observatory revealed Aquarius IV, probably an ultra-faint dwarf galaxy, and Rubin-GC1, a dust-shrouded globular cluster near the galactic bulge. Both came from early data released in July. Researchers expect the ten-year survey to uncover many more dim Milky Way companions and sharpen models of galaxy growth. Researchers expect the ten-year survey to deliver many more such discoveries in coming years.

Original report: universetoday.com
Sports

Musetti Survives Two Tiebreaks to Set Up Zverev Clash in Paris

Lorenzo Musetti beat Hubert Hurkacz 7-6(3), 7-6(10) after Hurkacz saved three match points, and now faces new world number one Alexander Zverev. Ruud, Jodar and Buse also advanced on opening day, while Carlos Alcaraz arrives as second seed and Jannik Sinner is out with a knee injury. The top seeds now begin their campaigns, and with Sinner absent the title race looks wide open this week in Paris.

Original report: thesportsencounter.com

Monday 2 November

Wellness

Two Healthy Diets Linked to Better Heart Rate Variability in 7,256 Adults

A cross-sectional analysis of 7,256 Maastricht Study adults found that higher adherence to the DASH and Dutch Healthy Diet patterns was linked to higher very-low-frequency heart rate variability power, mostly in people not taking beta-blockers. Time-domain measures showed no significant link after adjustment. The design cannot prove the diets improve cardiovascular function, so the findings remain suggestive only and need confirmation in future trials.

Original report: news-medical.net
Sports

Everton Beat Newcastle 1-0 as Ramsey Is Sent Off

Everton beat Newcastle 1-0 at St James' Park through Thierno Barry's second-half goal, earning their first away league win of the season. Jacob Ramsey was sent off late for the hosts, who failed to register a shot on target until the 85th minute and were booed by their own supporters. The loss leaves Newcastle searching for answers after another frustrating home performance in front of their booing fans.

Original report: skysports.com
Business

Marvell Plans $115 Billion Lumentum Deal as Both Stocks Fall

Marvell announced an all-stock acquisition of Lumentum valued at $115 billion, aimed at optical connectivity for AI data centres. Marvell fell about 13% and Lumentum nearly 19% as investors weighed dilution, valuation and financing risk. Market reports say closing is expected in the first half of 2028. The all-stock structure raises dilution concerns, and completion is not expected before 2028, leaving regulators time to review it carefully.

Original report: finance.yahoo.com
Business

Palantir Raises 2026 Outlook as Quarterly Revenue Nearly Doubles

Palantir posted third-quarter revenue of $2.31 billion, up 96%, and raised its 2026 outlook above $8.5 billion. U.S. commercial revenue overtook government revenue for the first time at $984 million. Even so, shares slipped in extended trading as investors focused on slowing contract value growth. Even so, investors reacted cautiously because contract growth in the United States slowed sharply, which tempered enthusiasm about the otherwise impressive quarter.

Original report: finance.yahoo.com
Technology

Apple Posts Record $114.5 Billion Quarter Led by iPhone Sales

Apple posted record September-quarter revenue of $114.48 billion, up 12%, with iPhone sales of $57.58 billion and Services at $31.57 billion. Fiscal 2026 revenue reached $479 billion. Guidance for the next quarter shows slimmer margins because of memory costs and AI investment, in the first report under CEO John Ternus. Investors are now watching how new leadership manages costs while pursuing artificial intelligence upgrades, especially memory expenses.

Original report: 9to5mac.com
Global

UK Doubles Wait for Settlement Under Earned Settlement Plan

Britain's new earned settlement model lengthens the route to indefinite leave to remain from five to ten years for most workers, with faster tracks for higher earners, doctors, nurses and teachers. Care workers keep five years after a backlash. Breaches bring much longer waits, and the rules take effect next year without affecting people already settled. Settled migrants are unaffected, and rules take effect next year.

Original report: euronews.com
Business

Anthropic's Amended IPO Filing Shows Revenue Surge and Huge Loss

Anthropic's amended IPO filing shows $33.24 billion in nine-month revenue and a $104 billion net loss driven largely by valuation adjustments. Growth slowed to 47% quarter on quarter, and purchase and lease commitments total about $895.4 billion, mostly compute. The disclosure gives investors a rare view of AI economics. The disclosure gives investors a detailed look at how expensive building frontier artificial intelligence has become.

Original report: en.fnnews.com
Global

Netanyahu Presses Trump to Strike Iran After US Midterms

Officials told the Associated Press that Netanyahu is urging Trump to order new strikes on Iran after the midterms, while Trump has not committed and Rubio says no decision exists. Qatar is pushing a Hormuz-for-blockade framework, and more talks are planned this week. Iranian attacks have already damaged US bases and shipping across the region. Officials say Trump has not decided, while Qatar pushes diplomacy.

Original report: spectrumlocalnews.com
Wellness

Large US Survey Links Cannabis Use to Higher Reported Heart Disease Odds

A study of 442,906 US adults from the 2020 to 2024 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System found cannabis users had 21 to 23 percent higher odds of reported cardiovascular disease. The link was strongest for stroke and absent for heart attack. Because the data is self-reported and a single snapshot, it cannot prove causation or account for potency, so it signals risk rather than certainty.

Original report: news-medical.net
Science

JWST Clusters May Reveal Birthplaces of Early Black Hole Seeds

A new study suggests dense young star clusters seen by the James Webb Space Telescope could be birthplaces for intermediate-mass black holes. Clusters in the Cosmic Gems and Firefly Sparkle galaxies could form seeds of hundreds to thousands of solar masses, though no black hole was directly detected. The finding offers an important clue about how supermassive black holes may have grown so quickly after the Big Bang.

Original report: universetoday.com
Technology

Squarespace Lays Off 19% of Staff as AI Site Builders Rise

Squarespace is laying off about 19% of its workforce, around 300 people, as AI vibe-coding site builders reshape the market. Rivals such as Wix and Lovable are spending and raising heavily on AI, while Squarespace is pushing its Blueprint tool and a new AI-native platform called Forma. The cuts show how generative tools are pressuring established website platforms across the whole industry, forcing rapid changes.

Original report: techcrunch.com
Global

Trump Asks Supreme Court to Block 20,000 California Ballots

Trump's administration asked the Supreme Court to halt counting of mail-in ballots from over 20,000 California voters it labels non-citizens, using a Department of Homeland Security list that state officials call unreliable. A district judge and an appeals court already refused. The filing came one day before the midterms, intensifying scrutiny of election rules and legal fights. Judges already refused, and officials say separating ballots is difficult.

Original report: aljazeera.com
Global

Russian Bombs Kill 26 at Zaporizhzhia Aid Distribution Site

Russian aerial bombs killed at least 26 people in Zaporizhzhia region, including rescue workers and police, after hitting a school used for aid distribution and then a nearby shelter. Zelenskyy said the attack contradicts the signal sent by last week's Oleshky truce. Russia also resumed attacks in Kherson, and officials warn casualty numbers could still change as rescue work continues. Officials warn the toll could rise.

Original report: euronews.com
Business

Oracle Shares Sink 7% After $20 Billion AI Funding Raise

Oracle filed to sell $10 billion of stock and $10 billion of notes to pay for its AI expansion, and shares dropped about 7%. The raise exhausts its $20 billion capital cap through fiscal 2030, while total debt has climbed to $169.1 billion and free cash flow is deeply negative, raising investor questions about funding discipline. The raise shows how costly the AI race has become.

Original report: finance.yahoo.com
Entertainment

Melissa Rycroft Charged With DWI After Alleged Ambulance Collision

Southlake police say an ambulance stopped at a stop sign was hit Saturday night, and Bachelor alum Melissa Rycroft was allegedly found shortly after. She was charged with second-offense DWI, an accident causing over 200 dollars in damage and driving with an invalid license. In August she received probation and fines for a 2025 DWI. TMZ notes these charges are allegations only and remain unproven in court.

Original report: tmz.com
Entertainment

Jessica Alba Appears to Delete Kerrigan and Harding Halloween Costume

Jessica Alba posted weekend photos of herself and a friend dressed as Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, complete with a bloody knee bandage referencing the 1994 attack. Followers criticized the costume and the images appear to have been removed from her Instagram. Others defended it because the incident happened over thirty years ago. TMZ asked Alba for comment and had not received a reply.

Original report: tmz.com
Entertainment

Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin Dress as Nightmare Before Christmas Duo

Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin hosted a Halloween party to debut Sprouse House, an immersive experience at Fab Factory Studios in Hollywood. He wore a Jack Skellington costume and she became Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Snoop Dogg attended as Art the Clown from Terrifier with a Death Row twist, performing with the mask on, while other guests mingled, according to TMZ.

Original report: tmz.com
Technology

Putin Orders Private Data Centres to Reserve 10% Capacity

Putin signed a decree requiring private data centres to reserve 10% of capacity for Russian IT infrastructure. A government commission can order the capacity released, with operators giving access within 24 hours, and temporary foreign data centre use needs FSB approval. The order follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian facilities last month. Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres last month help explain why the order matters now.

Original report: themoscowtimes.com
Entertainment

Newsom Pitches $1 Billion California Film and TV Tax Credit

California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed lifting the state's film and television tax credit from 750 million to at least one billion dollars through 2040. The plan adds credits for above-the-line talent, sets aside 100 million for independents and rewards multi-production commitments. He also backs a federal bill requiring most filming inside the United States as the industry battles job losses and overseas production, according to TMZ.

Original report: tmz.com
Sports

Norrie Edges Arnaldi in Three Sets at the Paris Masters

Cameron Norrie defeated Matteo Arnaldi 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 in Paris, holding every service game in the final set. He needed the win to stay in the top 50 and now faces third seed Ben Shelton, a clash that will test his consistency on indoor hard courts. The result protects his ranking and gives him a chance against a dangerous opponent, though Shelton's big serve will be a stern test.

Original report: tennismajors.com
Technology

SUSE to Cut One in Ten Jobs Citing Automation and AI

Open source software maker SUSE will cut about one in ten employees, roughly 1,900 jobs, citing automation and AI in a memo from its chief executive. Staff are due to be informed by November 4, and a wider FY2027 strategy follows on November 16. The company is owned by private equity firm EQT. The announcement adds to a growing wave of technology layoffs tied to artificial intelligence.

Original report: theregister.com