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New York Archdiocese Agrees to $800 Million Clergy Abuse Settlement

The Archdiocese of New York and attorneys representing about 1,300 parishioners who alleged sexual abuse by clergy have agreed to an $800 million settlement. Archbishop Ronald Hicks confirmed the deal, which is the second-largest U.S. Catholic archdiocese abuse settlement, pending signatures expected the week of November 6. This ends over seven years of lawsuits.

The News Minute··New York

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BusinessPhoto: TOI World

Hulk Hogan's Clearwater Mansion Sold for $5.9 Million After Price Drops

Hulk Hogan's Clearwater Beach mansion sold for $5.9 million after multiple price reductions from its original $11 million listing in January 2026. Hogan bought the property in 2012 for about $3.33 million. Nearby, a smaller cottage also sold for $2 million, highlighting a significant market shift in the area.

TOI World··Clearwater

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EntertainmentPhoto: News18Hi Entertainment

Scout Kashvi and Love Gill Drama Sparks Breakup Rumors on Bigg Boss 20

On Bigg Boss 20, rumors surfaced about a breakup between Scout OP and Kashvi Heeranandani. Kashvi accused Scout of being trapped in Love Gill's web, expressing her anger on national television. This confrontation fueled breakup talks, leaving Scout devastated and considering leaving the show. The high-voltage drama has captivated viewers with its emotional intensity.

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PoliticsPhoto: NDTV

Thousands of Israeli Expats Return to Vote Against Netanyahu

Thousands of Israeli expatriates are flying back to Israel to vote in the general election on Tuesday, seen as the most consequential in years. The election pits Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right coalition against a centrist bloc led by former army chief Gadi Eisenkot. About 67,000 expats are expected to return, potentially influencing the close race. Voting in person is mandatory in Israel, except for diplomats and some soldiers abroad.

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Espionage Cases Involving IAF, Navy Raise Security Concerns

Recent espionage investigations involving Indian defence personnel from the Air Force, Navy, and Army have raised concerns about attempts to extract sensitive military information through online relationships and alleged honey-trap operations. Three prominent cases highlight the risks posed by such tactics targeting Indian military forces, prompting renewed security vigilance.

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BusinessPhoto: ET Markets

FIIs Turn Net Buyers; 8 Stocks Rally Up to 135% in Q3 2026

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) became net buyers in select stocks during the September 2026 quarter after reducing exposure for two consecutive quarters. Stocks like Morepen Laboratories and Shanti Gold International saw gains of up to 135% over the three-month period, reflecting renewed FII interest and strong market performance in these shares.

ET Markets·

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