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Obamacare premiums will rise by an average of 13% in 2027, KFF found, after a steep 2026 increase and the expiry of enhanced federal tax credits.

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Assistants that act first arrive from Anthropic, Block

Anthropic's Claude Duet messages users first with morning briefings, while Block's Dessa voice model learned conversation from speech audio alone.

Binance hack steals $6.3 billion in record crypto theft

Binance says about $6.3 billion in crypto was stolen on 29 October, the largest crypto theft on record, with analysts linking it to North Korea hackers.

Reddit to make login the default as search traffic falls

Reddit will move to a logged-in experience after Google search referrals fell by over 1 million a week on average in October, CEO Steve Huffman said.

Transparency bills target data centers in Congress

New transparency bills in Congress would require data center operators to disclose energy and water use, with House fines of up to $1 million a day.

OpenAI cuts funding target by $10 billion amid selloff

OpenAI has cut its latest funding target by $10 billion to about $20 billion, with its valuation down to $1.25 trillion, the Financial Times reported.

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Obamacare premiums rise 13% for plans in 2027

Obamacare premiums will rise by an average of 13% in 2027, KFF found, after a steep 2026 increase and the expiry of enhanced federal tax credits.

Henderson flooding leaves one dead after Las Vegas storms

Henderson flooding killed one person after three swift-water rescues on 30 October, as heavy rain, flooding and hail hit parts of the Las Vegas valley.

Daylight saving ends as US clocks go back an hour

Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, 1 November 2026, when clocks in most of the United States move back one hour to standard time.

Pope Leo XIV casts first papal vote in US election

Pope Leo XIV submitted a mail-in ballot in Chicago for the 3 November midterms, the Vatican confirmed, the first vote by a pontiff in a US election.

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