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- 1ROTC students subdued and killed Old Dominion University gunmanâROTC students subdued and killed Old Dominion University gunman, officials say
Officials say ROTC students subdued and killed a gunman at Old Dominion University in Virginia, bringing an end to the shooting threat on campus. Details about the gunman's identity, motives, and any casualties besides the shooter have not yet been released, and the university and law enforcement are expected to provide more information as the investigation continues.
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An armed intruder broke into a politician's mansion valued at $6.5 million, according to reports circulating widely online. Details about the politician's identity, the location of the property, whether anyone was harmed, and whether the gunman was apprehended have not been confirmed. The incident is drawing major attention amid heightened concern over the security and safety of public officials.
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Boat racing at the Kiryu stadium in Gunma Prefecture is in the spotlight ahead of its Venus Series meet, the Macool Cup. Pre-race coverage highlights Kyobei Kobayashi and Toshiaki Kawakami as racers with a strong chance, while the series also matters for final class-ranking reviews. Merchandise tied to Yonemaru Noe's first career victory is also on sale until November 8.
- 4Sisters injured by wild boar while harvesting eggplants in TakasakiâăăăȘăé«ćŽćžăăăăȘă çă§ăăčćç©«äžăźć§ćŠčăă€ăă·ă·ă«è ăć°»ăăŸăăăâŠéè”°ăăă€ăă·ă·ăŻçŽïŒæéćŸă«æçČ https://www. yomiuri.co.jp/national/2026102 4-GYT1T00274/ # ăăă
Two sisters harvesting eggplants in a field in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, Japan, were bitten on the arm and buttocks by a wild boar and sustained injuries. The animal fled the scene but was captured roughly five hours later. The incident is being shared as an unusual animal attack story, with readers reacting to the strange detail that the sisters were attacked while doing routine farm work.
- 5Questions persist over motives of gunman in deadly Trappes attackâAfter deadly attack in Trappes, which Macron called 'racist,' questions remain over suspected gunman's motives
A deadly shooting in Trappes, a town west of Paris, has been condemned by President Emmanuel Macron as a racist attack. Police have a suspected gunman in custody, but investigators and commentators say his exact motives remain unclear. The case has reignited debate in France over racism, gun violence and security.