Europe's largest sanctions listing also bans their 743 bosses from travel
Luxembourg — European Union foreign ministers on Monday, 12 October, adopted the bloc's largest-ever set of individual and company sanctions against Russia's military and industrial complex, naming 826 Russian firms and 743 people who run them.
The energy secretary has put data center generators on call to keep the mid-Atlantic grid running through Friday.
Federal regulators have stopped approving new drones built with parts from DJI and other blacklisted companies.
Zizou Bergs, ranked 39th, beat Carlos Alcaraz 7–5, 7–6(4) in Shanghai, a result the ATP says guarantees Alexander Zverev will be the first German to finish a year ranked No. 1.
Greg Rousseau blocked a Rams field-goal try and Tyler Bass kicked a 45-yard field goal as Buffalo won 37–34 in Los Angeles to improve to 4–1.
Arthur Gea, 21, beat No. 13 seed Jakub Mensik 7–6(4), 6–4 to reach the last eight in his first Masters 1000 tournament.
Zheng Qinwen pulled out of her hometown event a day after winning the China Open, citing a right shoulder injury. Beijing runner-up Mirra Andreeva also withdrew, citing a change of schedule.
1792
On Oct. 13, 1792, work on the executive mansion, later known as the White House, officially began as a local lodge of Freemasons, a fraternal society, laid its cornerstone in a public ceremony in the new federal capital; President George Washington did not attend, and John Adams became the first president to live there when he moved into the unfinished house on Nov. 1, 1800. The same date in 1950, “All About Eve,” starring Bette Davis and Anne Baxter in a story of ambition in New York’s theater world, had its world premiere at the city’s Roxy Theatre; the film went on to win the Academy Award for best picture.