Stevens defends Rogers endorsement; Trump cites it at Iowa rally
Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race two days before the election, and defended the decision on CNN.
Monday, November 2
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Binance users withdraw $3.4 billion after exchange reopens following hack
Binance customers pulled about $3.4 billion on Sunday after the exchange reopened, days after a $6.3 billion hack that the company says it has mostly covered.
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Ukraine says false radiation alerts cleared in under an hour after app hack
Ukraine's air alert app sent false nuclear, radiation and chemical warnings on Sunday night, and Russia says its own emergency app was hacked too.
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Armed police unit begins patrols in Sydney after Bondi Beach attack
Sydney has started deploying a heavily armed police unit as a security measure after a deadly shooting at a Hanukkah festival at Bondi Beach.
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Australian author Craig Silvey jailed for child exploitation material offences
Craig Silvey, the Australian author of Jasper Jones, was sentenced to seven months in jail on Monday after admitting child exploitation material offences, the Guardian reports.
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Almgren wins New York City Marathon on debut; Chepkirui takes second title
Sweden's Andreas Almgren won the men's New York City Marathon in his first marathon, and Kenya's Sheila Chepkirui won the women's race for the second time.
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Mamdani says Trump agreed to give visa to mother of slain Bronx teen
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani says President Trump agreed to grant a visa to the mother of Javits Frimpong, a 15-year-old Ghanaian boy shot dead in the Bronx.
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All 9 aboard killed in Learjet crash near homes in Palm Beach County, Florida
A Learjet 60 flying from Austin to the Bahamas crashed into a Palm Beach County neighborhood on Sunday, killing all nine aboard and leaving a large crater.
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UN warns of security risks as Western Sahara peacekeeping mission ends
The UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, MINURSO, ended after 35 years because the Security Council did not renew it, and the UN has warned of security risks.
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Antonelli clinches F1 title at 20, Italy's first champion since 1953
Kimi Antonelli won the Formula 1 drivers' title by finishing third at the Mexico City Grand Prix, becoming the sport's youngest champion.
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All nine aboard die as business jet crashes in South Florida
A business jet crashed near a busy roadway in a South Florida neighborhood, killing all nine people on board, according to CNBC and NPR.
Sunday, November 1
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Judge dismisses DOJ suit over two Dan Sullivans in Alaska Senate race
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's suit to block certification of Alaska's Senate results if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses, and Fox News reports the DOJ will appeal.
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Juan Atkins, Detroit techno pioneer, dies at 64
Juan Atkins, a founding figure of Detroit techno, has died at 64, according to his booking agency.
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At least 6 dead, dozens hurt in Halloween weekend shootings across U.S.
Shootings in nightlife districts and near university campuses over Halloween weekend killed at least six people and wounded dozens, with Dallas hit hardest.
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France opens attempted murder probe after petrol bomb thrown at police
Paris prosecutors are investigating an attempted murder after a petrol bomb attack on police at protests in France, which saw hundreds of arrests on a third straight weekend.
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Lions linebacker Jack Campbell hospitalized with neck injury in win over Vikings
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was taken to a hospital with a neck injury suffered in the fourth quarter of Detroit's 19-15 win over Minnesota.
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Buccaneers beat Falcons without completing a pass
Tampa Bay won a rain-soaked game against Atlanta without a single completed pass, rushing for a club-record 324 yards.
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Sen. Chris Murphy, 53, had a stroke and is expected to recover, office says
Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut had a stroke on Saturday and is hospitalized, awake and alert, his chief of staff said Sunday.
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Martha Stewart responds to criticism of homeless Halloween costume
Martha Stewart responded on Sunday to criticism of a Halloween costume depicting a homeless person, saying she was distressed that it caused offense.
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Savannah Guthrie renews plea for information on mother's kidnapping
"TODAY" co-host Savannah Guthrie on Sunday asked the public again for information about the kidnapping of her mother, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, from her Tucson, Arizona, home.
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Kherson ceasefire ends with no reported violations in six days
A localised six-day ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region ended Sunday night with no reported violations, while Russian strikes elsewhere cut power to thousands.
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Supreme Court takes up Colorado preschool case on religion and LGBTQ families
The Supreme Court is set to hear a case on whether Colorado can bar publicly funded Catholic preschools from turning away children of same-sex couples.
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Michael Mann hospitalized after gun discharges in holster at LA range
Director Michael Mann, 83, was taken to a hospital with a superficial leg injury after a weapon went off while holstered at a Los Angeles gun range, his representative said.
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Ravens' Lamar Jackson hurts thumb on first snap against Bills
Fox News reports Lamar Jackson injured his right thumb on his first snap against Buffalo and left the game, in his return from a three-game absence.
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Heidi Klum dresses as giant severed hand for Halloween; other stars' looks emerge
Heidi Klum wore a giant severed hand costume to her New York Halloween party, and Fox News says Zendaya and Lisa Rinna also drew attention with celebrity-themed looks.
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Binance reports $3.64 billion in outflows after resuming withdrawals
Binance saw $3.64 billion leave the exchange as it resumed withdrawals following a $6.3 billion theft that has been linked to North Korea, according to The New York Times.
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Haley Stevens appears with Mike Rogers at Detroit church after El-Sayed feud
Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost the Democratic Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed, appeared at a Detroit church on Sunday next to his Republican opponent, Rep. Mike Rogers.
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Serbia arrests police chief Marko Kricak over abuse of office allegations
Serbian authorities arrested police chief Marko Kricak on abuse of office allegations, and prosecutors say the arrest has nothing to do with the recent election.
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Sullivan says he will accept Alaska Senate results amid DOJ suit
Sen. Dan Sullivan said on CNN he will accept the result of his Senate race, as a Justice Department suit against Alaska and a report about a second "Sullivan" candidate drew attention.
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Trump campaigns in Iowa and Kansas two days before midterms
Trump is holding in-person rallies in Iowa and Kansas on Sunday, two days before the midterms, after canceling them and then reversing course.
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Israeli strikes kill at least eight in Gaza City and Khan Younis
Israeli attacks in Gaza City and Khan Younis killed at least eight people on Sunday, including a child, with Al Jazeera's latest count at nine.
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Tim Scott won't say if he would accept Peltola win in Alaska Senate race
Sen. Tim Scott avoided saying on "Meet the Press" whether he would accept the Alaska Senate result if Democrat Mary Peltola beats Sen. Dan Sullivan.
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Police records: three more women made allegations against Packers' Josh Jacobs
Police records released Friday show three women contacted investigators with abuse allegations against Packers running back Josh Jacobs, whose lawyers dispute them, and Fox News reports the NFL will review them.
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FBI says North Korea was behind $6.3 billion Binance hack; withdrawals resume
The FBI says North Korea-linked hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance, the largest crypto hack on record, and the exchange has restarted withdrawals after covering 90% of the losses.
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Judge dismisses Trump's second suit against Wall Street Journal over Epstein letter
A federal judge in Miami threw out, with prejudice, Trump's revised $10 billion defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal over its story on a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
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One killed, eight wounded in shooting outside Magic City Classic in Birmingham
One person died and eight were wounded in a shooting outside Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama, after the Magic City Classic on Saturday night, police said.
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Bulgarians vote in presidential runoff between Iotova and Gyurov
Bulgarians voted Sunday in a presidential runoff between incumbent Iliana Iotova and former caretaker prime minister Andrey Gyurov, who differ sharply on Russia and the Ukraine war.
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Bronx native, 80, set to run her first New York City Marathon
Mildred Baker, an 80-year-old from the Bronx, was training for her first New York City Marathon, which The New York Times said was taking place on Nov. 1.
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Thousands rally in New Delhi demanding India's election chief resign
Thousands gathered in New Delhi on Sunday to demand the resignation of India's election chief over voter list revisions, with hundreds of police deployed around the site.
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Rioters loot stores and burn barricades in Frankfurt during protests
Rioters looted stores and set fire to barricades in Frankfurt on Saturday after a largely peaceful protest over living costs.
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Portuguese police clear housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto
Police dispersed housing protesters from tent camps in Lisbon and Porto on Sunday, and clashes broke out, according to Al Jazeera and Deutsche Welle.
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Youth protests in Germany turn violent in Frankfurt and other cities
Tens of thousands of young people marched in about 34 German cities on Saturday, and the protests turned violent in the evening, especially in Frankfurt.
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Judge bars DOJ from threatening election officials over ballots of suspected noncitizens
A federal judge in California ordered the Justice Department to stop threatening election workers with prosecution over ballots it says may have been cast by noncitizens, after officials received letters demanding they set those ballots aside.
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Burnham: UK apology for slave trade possible, but no reparations
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to apologizing for Britain's role in the slave trade but will not pay financial reparations, arguing people alive today should not be held liable.
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Gabby Williams named Finals MVP as Valkyries beat Dream in Game 7
Gabby Williams was named Most Valuable Player after scoring 30 points in Golden State's 68-63 Game 7 win over Atlanta for its first WNBA title.
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Bolivia declares state of emergency over El Nino
Bolivia has declared a state of emergency as El Nino intensifies, with drought already affecting about 78,000 families.
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Pope Leo XIV votes by mail in U.S. midterms, Vatican says
Pope Leo XIV, a U.S. citizen born in Chicago, mailed in a ballot for the November 3 midterms, the Vatican said, and most outlets call him the first pope to vote in a U.S. election.
Saturday, October 31
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Alaska asks judge to dismiss Trump administration suit over Senate ballots
Alaska's attorney general's office told a federal judge the Justice Department's demand to set aside certain Senate ballots is impossible and should be thrown out.
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Oleshky evacuees reunited with families in Ukrainian-held territory
Residents evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky crossed into Ukrainian-held territory on Saturday and met their families, during a US-brokered local truce.
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Video shows ICE agent aiming handgun at man walking dogs in Los Angeles
Newly released footage shows an ICE agent aiming a handgun at a bystander during an arrest in North Hollywood, Los Angeles.
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Tusk vows to finish Poland's constitutional court overhaul despite protests
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he will complete his overhaul of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, after protests at the court drew riot police and detentions.
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About 320,000 march in France on third weekend of cost-of-living protests
France's interior ministry says about 320,000 people joined a third weekend of protests over living costs, which were mostly peaceful, though some marches ended in clashes and Deutsche Welle reports more than 290 arrests.
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Virginia and D.C. sue to block Trump arch, the third suit against it
Virginia and Washington, D.C., sued in federal court on Saturday to stop the 250-foot arch Trump proposed, as the administration says work could start as early as next week.
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Police and protesters clash in Paris during third weekend of French demonstrations
Police and some protesters clashed in Paris as more than 320,000 people rallied across France over living costs and public services.
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About 320,000 join third weekend of French protests, NPR reports
France held a third weekend of protests on Halloween, with 70,000 police and gendarmes deployed and NPR reporting about 320,000 people in the streets nationwide.
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G20 foreign ministers end Atlanta meeting without a joint statement
G20 foreign ministers meeting in Atlanta ended without agreement on key issues, so there will be no joint communique, only a chairman's statement from Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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Police arrest protesters at London demonstration against Palestine Action ban
Police in London began arresting people at a protest of more than 100 outside the US embassy against the ban on Palestine Action.
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Judge opens inquiry into whether officials misled court in golf course case
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes is conducting a formal inquiry into whether government officials, including lawyers, misled her about Trump's plans for the East Potomac municipal golf course.
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Evacuees from Russian-occupied Oleshky arrive back in Ukraine
Residents evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky reached Ukraine on Saturday under a localized ceasefire brokered by U.S. first lady Melania Trump.
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Iran's supreme leader warns U.S. and Israel against renewed strikes
Iran's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, cautioned the U.S. and Israel against new attacks, while Trump said the war with Iran will "end soon" and Qatari mediators returned to Tehran.