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Sean Turnell
personSean Turnell, 58, was one of five people, including Suu Kyi, convicted of breaking secrecy laws in a closed trial. Australian foreign ministry rejects Turnell's sentence and urges his "immediate release"
Aaron Judge
personAaron Judge hit a screamer against the Blue Jays on Wednesday night. The two-run shot put the Yankees in front, 5-3, the game-winning runs in an 8-3 win. The 30-year-old slugger drove a 94.5 mph belt-high sinker with a full-count over the left-field fence at Rogers Centre.
European Union
organizationHungary is the first EU nation to hold national consultations on the EU sanctions against Russia. Nicaragua has declared the EU ambassador to Nicaragua, Bettina Muscheidt, persona non grata. Russia poised to formally annex areas of Ukraine where it has military control.
the Popular Front of India
organizationIndian authorities declare the Popular Front of India an "unlawful association" The order comes after the authorities detained scores of members of the Islamic group. PFI has denied the charges and condemned the detentions and related raids as harassment.
Amazon
organizationThe Fire TV Cube 3rd Gen is poised to be Amazon’s most powerful, robust option yet. Apple's latest M2-based MacBook Airs are on sale for $100 and $150. Save up to $150 on the 2022 MacBook Air.
Apple News
organizationHackers sent racist push notifications through Apple News to iPhone users. The two-sentence notifications were attributed to Fast Company and contained the n-word. Apple said it has disabled Fast Company's account after the "incredibly offensive" alerts.
Eisai
organizationJapanese drugmaker Eisai said Tuesday its experimental drug for Alzheimer's disease helped slow cognitive decline in patients. Lecanemab reduced decline in memory and thinking skills by 27% over 18 months in a trial of 1,800 people with early-stage Alzheimer's. Drug is designed to remove clumps of toxic beta-amyloid proteins that build up in the brains.
Jackie Walorski
person'Jackie, are you here?' Where's Jackie?' Biden, 79, said during the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health in D.C. 'She must not be here,' he concluded while thanking other lawmakers for the bipartisan effort aimed at ending hunger and food insecurity in the U.S. by 2030. Walorski was one of four lawmakers who sponsored bipartisan legislation to hold the conference.
PFI
organizationPopular Front of India (PFI) banned for five years under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. Authorities detained scores of members of the Islamic organisation on Tuesday and earlier in the month, accusing them of violence and anti-national activities.
IMF
organizationIMF: UK's planned tax cuts are likely to increase inequality in the country. UN agency encouraged Britain to rethink how it will support people through its fiscal policy. Moody's: economic plan is 'growth negative' BoE's Pill says'significant' response likely when it meets in November.
Biogen
organizationBiogen, Eisai stocks soar on Alzheimer's success, lifting rival shares. Apple down on report to drop iPhone production boost plans. U.S. 10-yr Treasury yields back off 12-year highs.
Labour
organizationUK's Labour party surges to largest poll lead over Conservatives. Opposition party is 17 points ahead of the Conservatives. Support not seen since 2001 when Labour's Tony Blair was PM.
Keir Starmer
personParty has opened up a 17-point lead over the Tories, according to YouGov. Tory has dropped by four points to 28% in the wake of the budget. Labour's yawning lead is their biggest ever recorded by YouGov - up five points to 45%.
NASA
organizationThe Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) was launched last November with the intention of crashing into the small asteroid Dimorphos. The DART spacecraft smashed directly into the moonlet with the aim of bumping it hard enough to shift its orbital track around the larger asteroid. It was the first time in history humans have attempted to alter the path of an asteroid.
Rupa Huq
personMP for Ealing Central and Acton made comments at Labour conference. Rupa Huq was heard discussing the chancellor's private school background. Huq later posted a tweet offering Kwartseng "my sincere and heartfelt apologies"
Sterling Shepard
personSterling Shepard suffered what is thought to be a season-ending knee injury. Shepard was jogging down the right hashmark when he suddenly fell to the artificial turf at the MetLife Stadium and grabbed his knee with both hands. This is the second major injury for the 29-year-old, who is the longest-tenured player on the Giants.
Ken Paxton
personTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton fled a subpoena server by having his wife whisk him away from the family’s home in a truck. The subpoena concerned a federal lawsuit that seeks to help Texans access and pay for out-of-state abortions.
Kwasi Kwarteng
personSterling plunged to as low as $1.0327 on Monday, an 8% fall from the moment the finance minister unveiled a "mini budget" Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said unfunded commitments by Kwasi Kwarteng have caused the sell-off of sterling. She said the falling value of the currency should be a 'cause for concern'
Giorgia Meloni
personCenter-right coalition led by Giorgia Meloni is set to win the majority in the Italian elections. Exit polls put Meloni's Brothers of Italy on top, at 24.6% of the vote. Turnout was at a historic low of 64%, with the public staying away in protest.
Vladimir Putin
personSnowden is one of 75 foreign nationals listed by the decree. He has been living in Russia since 2013 to escape prosecution in the U.S. The 39-year-old could be enlisted to work for the Russian military.