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Trump’s Deal-Making Record Comes Under Scrutiny
An AP analysis examines President Donald Trump’s approach to negotiations and a record in which high-profile efforts have frequently ended without agreements.
Service Member Dies After Rappelling Accident at UTSA Football Game
A military service member assigned to Nellis Air Force Base died after a rappelling fall during a pregame demonstration at the University of Texas at San Antonio, with an investigation underway.
Miami Takes No. 1 Spot in AP Top 25 as BYU Climbs to No. 2
Miami climbed to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 college football poll for the first time since 2002, while BYU reached No. 2 for its highest ranking since its 1984 national championship season.
Trump Plans 15-Month Closure of Historic Washington Golf Course
President Donald Trump said Washington’s historic East Potomac Golf Course will close for 15 months beginning Nov. 15 for a major redevelopment that remains the subject of a court challenge.
Two Killed After Pickup Drives Onto Kansas Youth Soccer Field
A pickup truck drove onto a youth soccer field in Wichita, Kansas, killing two people and sending 11 others to hospitals as police began investigating what caused the crash.
Michigan Turns to Tommy Carr After Benching Bryce Underwood
Michigan replaced quarterback Bryce Underwood with Tommy Carr, who helped the Wolverines finish a victory over Penn State.
Auburn Stuns No. 1 Georgia With Last-Second Field Goal
Alex McPherson made a 34-yard field goal as time expired to give Auburn a 27-24 upset victory over No. 1 Georgia.
Driver Released as Investigation Into Fatal Kansas Soccer Crash Continues
Police released the driver involved in the deadly Wichita soccer-field crash without charges while investigators await toxicology testing and a mechanical examination of the pickup.
Kentucky Rallies Past Oklahoma to Share SEC Lead
No. 15 Kentucky rallied to defeat Oklahoma 21-13, moving the Wildcats into a tie for the SEC lead.
No Kings Demonstrations Held Across the United States
AP photographers documented No Kings rallies held across the United States.
Oregon Community Mourns Four Killed in School Shooting
An Oregon community mourned four people killed in a school shooting as two wounded survivors remained hospitalized.
Vance Questioned on Iran War and Immigration During CBS Town Hall
Vice President JD Vance faced questions about the Iran war, immigration and other issues during a CBS town hall.
College Football Top 25 Shaken by Losses Among Leading Teams
A turbulent day in college football saw five of the top seven AP Top 25 teams lose during the regular season for the first time.
AI-Assisted Retail Pricing Raises Consumer Concerns
The growing use of artificial intelligence-assisted pricing tools by U.S. retailers is raising concerns among consumers about how prices are determined.
Trump’s Russia Sanctions Decision Draws Anger on Capitol Hill
President Donald Trump’s decision to put new sanctions against Russia on hold drew criticism in Congress, though lawmakers appeared to have no immediate way to reverse the move.
Rubio Heads to Central Asia Amid Questions Over Foreign-Policy Priorities
Secretary of State Marco Rubio headed to Central Asia amid questions about his distance from some of the most pressing foreign-policy issues confronting Washington.
Trump Emphasizes Candidates’ Looks in New Republican Campaign Pitch
President Donald Trump has added physical appearance to his public praise of Republican candidates as the party campaigns ahead of the midterm elections.
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World News
Ecuador Priest Dies After Crucifix Falls During Mass
Roman Catholic priest Patricio Sánchez died after a heavy crucifix fell from the wall and struck him while he celebrated a livestreamed Mass in southwestern Ecuador.
Search Continues After Baja California Boat Capsizes and Survivors Face Shark Attacks
Authorities continued searching after a boat capsized off Mexico’s Baja California coast in an incident in which survivors were attacked by sharks.
Macron Condemns Violence Following Nationwide French Protests
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned rioting and looting that accompanied nationwide protests over living costs and school conditions, as authorities reported thousands of arrests.
Ukraine Sends More Than 1,000 Drones Into Russia Amid Tensions With Washington
Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia and set Russian oil facilities ablaze as tensions deepened between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over the war and U.S. policy toward Moscow.
Egypt Pledges Support for Saudi Arabia Against Houthi Attacks
Egypt’s National Defense Council agreed to provide support to Saudi Arabia as the kingdom faces escalating drone and missile attacks from Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
Congo Ebola Outbreak Expands Into Eighth Province
Congo’s Ebola outbreak reached an eighth province as health authorities reported cases in Nord-Ubangi and continued efforts to contain the rapidly spreading disease.
West Bank Photographer Criticizes Netanyahu After Settler Attack
A photographer attacked by settlers in the occupied West Bank said he felt insulted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the incident.
Four Canadian Service Members Killed in Alberta Base Fire
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said four service members were killed and dozens seriously injured in a fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta.
Trump Backs Netanyahu for Another Term as Israeli Prime Minister
President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection as the Israeli leader faces a difficult political environment.
Hurricane Trudy Reaches Category 2 Near Mexico’s Pacific Coast
Hurricane Trudy strengthened to Category 2 while approaching Mexico’s Pacific coast, bringing the threat of strong winds and heavy rainfall.
Pope Leo XIV Plans Gradual Return Following Cancer Surgery
Pope Leo XIV thanked supporters in St. Peter’s Square for their prayers and said he would gradually resume his duties following surgery to remove a malignant lung tumor.
Airstrike in Houthi-Held Yemen Kills at Least Nine
An airstrike in Yemen’s Houthi-held Saada province killed at least nine people, including five children and two women, according to the Houthi-run Health Ministry.
Nineteen Killed in Stampede at Hindu Festival in India
A stampede during Durga Puja festivities in Kolkata killed at least 19 people after worshippers ran for cover when rain began and some people fell, prompting an investigation into safety and crowd control.
Japan Prepares Mission to Return Samples From Martian Moon
Japan is preparing to launch a spacecraft on a mission designed to collect samples from one of Mars’ moons and return them for scientific study.
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