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TV tonight: Monty Don says goodbye to Gardeners’ World after two decades

He hangs up his trowel for the final time. Plus, a divorce courtroom showdown in Sienna Miller’s glossy drama War. Here’s what to watch this evening

Judge temporarily halts building work on Trump’s triumphal arch

Federal judge issues 14-day restraining order on any construction work on Washington monument, hours after it was approved by planning commission

90-Year-Old Wounded in Bondi Terror Attack Dies After Months of Complications

Eva Geller, 90, has succumbed to ongoing health battles almost a year after being shot in the Bondi terror attack.

Farming Body Warns Trust Tax Exemption Won’t Cover All Farm Income

The NFF said income from activities such as leasing farmland, processing produce, agritourism, hosting renewable energy projects might still be taxed.

The Midterms’ Other Big Loser: AI

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Josh Shapiro Lays His 2028 Groundwork Close to Home

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After the Midterms, It’s Ideological Trigonometry for the Democrats

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The Countdown to the End of the War in Iran

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India as an AI hedge? The country's stocks could see robust inflows as markets globally tank

Over the last month, India's Nifty 50 has gained nearly 9%, while markets with heavy AI exposure, including the U.S., Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are deep in the red.

The world's best airline is updating its business and first-class experience

Singapore Airlines is rolling out new onboard seating, dining and entertainment options that are part of an over $2 billion Singapore dollar investment.

Oil prices rise as investors weigh renewed U.S.-Iran conflict risks after midterm elections

Oil prices rose Friday as investors weighed the risk of renewed U.S.-Iran military escalation after the midterms, alongside prospects for a diplomatic breakthrough.

China’s 3 Biggest Airlines Head for Losses as Fuel Costs Bite and Exit Rules Tighten

The state-owned carriers lost money through September despite rising revenue, while Beijing’s new exit rules add uncertainty to their overseas business.