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1. Economists concerned after labour market sheds jobs for third month in a row  BNN Bloomberg
2. Canadian dollar slides as U.S. dollar gains amid tech selloff and jobs uncertainty  Yahoo! Finance Canada
3. Windsor's unemployment rate rose to 7.5% in October  CBC
4. Canada’s prime-age unemployment steady in October  RBC
5. Unemployment rate rose to 6.7% in October, StatCan says  BNN Bloomberg

1. Economists concerned after labour market sheds jobs for third month in a row  BNN Bloomberg
2. Canadian dollar slides as U.S. dollar gains amid tech selloff and jobs uncertainty  Yahoo! Finance Canada
3. Windsor's unemployment rate rose to 7.5% in October  CBC
4. Canada’s prime-age unemployment steady in October  RBC
5. Unemployment rate rose to 6.7% in October, StatCan says  BNN Bloomberg

1. Economists concerned after labour market sheds jobs for third month in a row  CTV News
2. Canadian dollar slides as U.S. dollar gains amid tech selloff and jobs uncertainty  Yahoo! Finance Canada
3. Windsor's unemployment rate rose to 7.5% in October  CBC
4. Canada’s prime-age unemployment steady in October  RBC
5. National Unemployment Rate Increases While Provincial Rate Improves Slightly  VOCM

1. Economists concerned after labour market sheds jobs for third month in a row  CTV News
2. Canadian dollar slides as U.S. dollar gains amid tech selloff and jobs uncertainty  Yahoo! Finance Canada
3. Windsor's unemployment rate rose to 7.5% in October  CBC
4. Canada’s prime-age unemployment steady in October  RBC
5. National Unemployment Rate Increases While Provincial Rate Improves Slightly  VOCM

Binance lost more than $6 billion in a hack partly caused by fake job interviews. Here's what job seekers can learn from it, and tips to avoid job search scams.

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Susie Wiles steps down as White House chief of staff; Stephen Miller assumes the role amid post-election reshuffling.

Locals blame ADF armed group, which pledged allegiance to ISIL in 2019, for the deadly raids on North Kivu villages.

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San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly called Friday's jobs report "good news for American workers," but noted the pressure inflation is exerting on household finances

Trump said his top aide Stephen Miller will replace her in the job.

A Florida father died after his vehicle became trapped in flash floodwaters, with his wife now sharing the details of a desperate final call before his death.

Joshua Bennett, 34, of Palm Bay, died Monday after heavy rainfall triggered flooding in Brevard County, along Florida's east-central coast.

Bennett had reportedly left home to buy coffee when he encountered the rising floodwaters, according to WESH 2 News.

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His wife, Stacy Petit Bennett, told the outlet her husband called her in a panic as his truck became surrounded by floodwaters on San Filippo Drive.

"He called me on FaceTime, and he was just crying, like, 'I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do,'" Stacy Petit Bennett said.

"And he said he's in the middle of a river, and his car is, like, submerged with water all around."

Stacy Petit Bennett urged her husband to break a window before the call abruptly disconnected. She said she called 911 and spent hours trying to get help for her husband.

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Bennett's widow described him as an "amazing husband and dad."

"Every life is important, and everyone deserves a chance to be rescued. To be saved. He was just 34 years old. His kids are young," she said, according to WESH 2 News.

Bennett was a father of four, including three children with special needs, according to his wife. 

His children include twin daughters who were born prematurely.

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His wife said their children have been asking when their father would be coming home.

"He's not here. I don't have my support system. They don't have their father," Stacy Petit Bennett said.

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Bennett was one of two people who died during the flooding in Brevard County. 

The other victim, Archie Richards, 78, was found dead inside his vehicle near Richards Lane and Hall Road, according to WESH 2 News, citing the Brevard County Sheriff's Office.

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Fox News Digital reached out to Brevard County officials for more information.

Other deadly flooding incidents have claimed lives in recent months.

In October, a 24-year-old French travel influencer was among three women killed in Nicaragua when a pickup truck carrying travelers was swept away by strong currents.

Earlier this summer, a Utah family of five died after flash floodwaters swept through a hiking and canyoneering area near Sunglow Campground in Fishlake National Forest.

Dolly Parton's manager previously accused Bryan Seaver of threatening to commit violence and destroy his late aunt’s legacy and business empire.

Mayor John Whitmire just changed how Houston police deal with ICE-and says the election gave him room to do it. (Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspap/Houston Chronicle via Getty Imag)

Just days after a blue tsunami overtook Texas' political landscape, Mayor John Whitmire is already prepared to bring changes to Houston, starting with an executive order limiting HPD's contact with immigration law enforcement.

During a surprise news conference Friday, Whitmire announced the order with HPD Chief J. Noe Diaz, saying HPD will change how officers cooperate with ICE under SB 4.

"ICE will only be contacted if someone commits a jailable offense," Diaz said.

I have signed an executive order directing HPD to no longer contact ICE, helping reduce fear in our communities. Thank you to Chief Diaz, our state and local leaders for their collaboration. A step toward building a stronger Houston. Let's Go to Work. https://t.co/wzzoZxT70v

- Houston Mayor's Office (@houmayor) November 6, 2026

"I was on the Senate floor when SB 4 was approved. I voted against it," Whitmire said. "I voted no because we were concerned about the fear, the anxiety that it would create."

Whitmire said the election results give Houston more room to change its policies while maintaining his commitment to public safety.

"It's easy for critics to say fight them back, when they don't have to pass a city budget," Whitmire said. "Elections matter."

And while Republicans still control the Legislature for another couple of months, Whitmire made clear he intends to push back.

"I will take the responsibility even with the current administration in office for the next two months," Whitmire said. 

The move comes after several incidents involving ICE in Houston, including one man who was fatally shot by an ICE agent during a traffic stop and another man who was hospitalized after being struck by an ICE vehicle. Still, Whitmire pointed to Houston's relative lack of turmoil compared with other cities where the National Guard has been deployed.

People attend a vigil and celebration of life for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old Mexican construction worker who was fatally shot during a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation, in Houston, Texas, on August 7, 2026. The son of a Mexican man fatally shot by US immigration officials in Texas demanded an investigation, with a leading civil rights group calling it a "possible murder." Lorenzo Salgado was killed by an ICE officer in Houston, Texas, early on July 7, marking the first fatal shooting involving US immigration officers since two January killings in the northern city of Minneapolis that drew national headlines. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP via Getty Images) (RONALDO SCHEMIDT/AFP via Getty Images)

"I believe this will be the model for Texas cities. It's been a challenge, but we've done it," he said. "It'll reduce the fear and anxiety and not just in some of our communities but all across Houston." 

The mayor also pointed to his longtime relationships with incoming state leaders, including Senfronia Thompson, who is in the running for Texas House speaker and was a "freshman" lawmaker with Whitmire in 1973.

"I will take that responsibility," Whitmire said when asked how he'd respond to federal pushback. "I am doing what's in Houston's best interest...I understand there's risk...I wouldn't be surprised if I get some calls."

"The reason I'm here is because I care about Houston," he added. "I will take that risk and I know I'm doing right." 

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• Jude had asked head coach to scout Dortmund midfielder

• ‘It will be beautiful for Jude to have his brother close’

Thomas Tuchel has given a first England call-up to Jobe Bellingham, admitting the midfielder’s older brother, Jude, had nagged him to do so, as he set up the prospect of their family dream being realised.

Tuchel’s inclusion of the younger Bellingham for the Nations League ties against Croatia and Spain was further evidence of his shift away from the squad that served him well at the World Cup last summer and towards a fresh dynamic for the mission to win Euro 2028. The manager has named a 25-man group for the game against Croatia at Wembley on Thursday and the one against Spain in Madrid three days after; of the 22 outfield players, only 11 were at the World Cup.

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• Concern among counties due to reliance on ECB funding

• Optimism that eventual figure could be reduced to £35m

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is forecasting losses of tens of millions of pounds next year despite hosting the Ashes, with county executives told last week that the deficit could be as large as £50m.

The anticipated shortfall, after posting a profit of £12.6m in 2025, is due to a combination of the cyclical nature of the governing body’s media revenues, which is largely determined by domestic opposition, and a recent decision by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to withhold a portion of the broadcast payments owed to members that it had been due to distribute in 2027.

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The most enjoyable conversations strike a balance between exploring a topic and pulling in fresh ideas, study finds

As an early stab at rules for conversation, Cicero did a fine job: watch your tone, never look bored, never lose your temper and never ramble on, particularly about yourself, he advised.

Now scientists have followed in the great orator’s footsteps and discovered a telltale signature of an enjoyable chinwag. The secret of a mutually satisfying exchange is a healthy dose of pink noise, they say.

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