Russia and Ukraine Set Abu Dhabi Talks, the First Since February
The Kremlin confirmed the November 10-11 talks as Russian strikes killed dozens overnight, including 33 at a school used as an aid center, Ukrainian officials said.
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OGUnc - David Teng
Founder and editor · filing since 2026
David Teng, known as OGUnc, is the founder and editor of News Unc, Outdoor Unc, Finance Unc and Sports Unc. He has worked in finance and accounting for nearly two decades and spends his free time outdoors with family and friends. An athlete himself, he follows sports for the way they bring people around the world together to celebrate remarkable achievements. The papers grew out of those interests: getting outside, staying close to the games, and making money work for you instead of the other way around.
Every story links to its sources, mistakes are corrected openly, and AI tools help gather sources and prepare drafts that are checked before publishing. Reach him at ogunc@uncsgroup.com.
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Qatar Says U.S. and Iran Are Reviewing Proposals as Strikes Continue
U.S. forces hit air-defense sites on Iran's Qeshm island overnight in what an official called defensive strikes. An Iranian official said the two sides remain far apart, with a response on the latest draft expected within 36 hours.
Record High Water Widens the PCH Bluff Crack at Crystal Cove
Southbound lanes of Pacific Coast Highway are partly closed between Reef Point Drive and Irvine Cove Drive while Caltrans stabilizes a 360-foot fracture in the slope above the beach.
Taiwan Tracks 49 Chinese Military Flights in a Day as Drills Begin
China has not announced exercises, but Taiwanese analysts called the surge 'gray zone' pressure as November and December, the PLA's peak drill season, begin.
Cyclone Murasu Hits India's Andhra Pradesh Coast, a Week After Cyclone Arnab
The severe cyclonic storm came ashore near Ongole with winds of 100 to 110 km/h. More than 180,000 people were moved to safety in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha, which is still recovering from last week's storm.
New York Reports Its First Measles Death in More Than 30 Years
New York has recorded 178 measles cases this year. All 15 in Lewis County, where the child lived, were in unvaccinated people.
Washington Resident Dies of Bird Flu, the First U.S. Death This Year
The Yakima County resident had underlying conditions and was exposed at a dairy with infected cattle. The CDC found no changes in the virus that would help it spread between people.
Midterm Elections Are Tuesday, With Congress and 36 Governorships at Stake
Every House seat, 35 of 100 Senate seats and governor's races in 36 states are on the ballot November 3. Here's what's being decided and where to find official information.
Supreme Court Opens Its November Sitting, Including a Colorado Preschool Case
The justices hear seven cases over nine days, starting with a federal prisoner's challenge over early-release credits and, on Tuesday, Catholic preschools' challenge to Colorado's universal preschool rules.
Bulgaria Elects Iliana Iotova, Its First Elected Female President
The acting president won Sunday's runoff with about 58 percent against Andrey Gyurov, after a first round with record-low turnout.
Youth Protests Across Germany Turn Violent in Frankfurt
Organizers said about 120,000 people marched in 34 cities against living costs, education cuts and compulsory military service. Police called the main rallies peaceful, but looting and clashes followed in several cities.
NASA's Quiet Supersonic X-59 Marks a Year of Flight Tests
The experimental jet has flown about 40 times and reached Mach 1.53, and it's heading to Florida for a public expo before its quiet-boom tests over communities.