Today's headlines include Israeli PM Lapid congratulating Netanyahu on his election win, a win for Garnacho at Real Sociedad, and new, more flexible guidelines for prescribing opioids from the CDC.
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- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been congratulated by rivals on his election victory
- Spanish football club Real Sociedad's manager Imanol Alguacil has earned a win against Manchester United but the team still failed to top their group
- The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released new, more flexible guidelines for prescribing opioids
- NASA is sending the Artemis I spacecraft back to its launch pad in advance of its November 13 launch
- Aerial footage captures the scale of the Pegasus Beach fire in New Zealand
- The Philadelphia Phillies baseball team will wear powder blue uniforms tonight and Brad Lidge will throw out the first pitch
- Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds might want to buy the Ottawa Senators hockey team, but an expert says it's unlikely
- The REAL Reason Steve Nash Got Fired
- A new poll reveals that the most important issue for New Zealanders is quite alarming
- The Ontario legislature has passed a bill to ban a strike by education workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees, after talks ended without a deal
- England has started the Rugby League World Cup tournament with a victory over Australia in the wheelchair tournament
- AMD has revealed its Radeon RX 7900 XTX and 7900 XT GPUs, which will be the first RDNA 3 architecture-based parts to hit shelves in December
- The last blood moon until 2025 will be visible in the sky tonight
- The total lunar eclipse of 2022 will be the last "blood moon" of this year
- A twist in the selection of Matt Cleary and Daly Cherry-Evans as joint captains of the Australian Kangaroos rugby league team has emerged, as two of the team's star players battle injuries
- US basketball player Brittney Griner faces a bleak life in a Russian penal colony
- The governor of the Bank of England has confirmed that the UK is "hours" away from a potential financial meltdown after the government's mini-budget
- Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has detailed financial help for students, low-income Canadians and homeowners in her fall economic statement, as the deficit is projected to reach $36.4 billion
- Selena Gomez has opened up about her mental health at the premiere of her new documentary
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