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Trump and Obama Make Final Midterm Push in Key Battleground States
President Donald Trump campaigned in Ohio while former President Barack Obama appeared in Georgia as both parties made closing appeals to voters in pivotal states.
US Alerts Allies to Potential Iran Strikes After the Elections
The United States has warned allies to prepare for possible strikes involving Iran and potential retaliation following the elections, according to AP sources.
US Economy Expands at 3.4% Pace in Third Quarter
The U.S. economy grew at an annualized 3.4% rate in the third quarter, supported by strong consumer spending and investment associated with artificial intelligence.
DoorDash Makes $17 Billion Bid for Instacart
DoorDash has offered $17 billion to acquire Instacart in a deal that would represent a major consolidation of the grocery-delivery business.
Alphabet Stock Plunge Pulls US Market Lower
A historic decline in Alphabet shares weighed on the broader U.S. stock market.
Justice Department Issues New Subpoenas in Alaska Election Controversy
The Justice Department has issued additional subpoenas in its investigation of a controversy involving a spoiler candidate in Alaska, according to an AP source.
Judge Rejects Federal Request to Separate California Ballots
A judge denied a federal request to segregate California ballots, saying the proposed action would “wreak havoc” on voting.
FTC Seeks Data on How Major Companies Set Prices and Pay
The Federal Trade Commission has ordered Walmart, Delta and other companies to disclose how they use personal data when determining prices and compensation.
Hegseth Removes Pentagon’s Top Military Planner Amid Iran Deliberations
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired the Pentagon’s top military planner as President Trump considers further strikes against Iran.
Justice Department Subpoenas California Officials Over Elections
The Justice Department has subpoenaed California officials as it expands its scrutiny of the state’s elections.
Judge Blocks Trump Administration Medicaid Rule
A federal judge blocked a Trump administration Medicaid rule that would have required sick recipients to demonstrate frailty.
Pentagon Accuses Fired General of Leaking Sensitive Information
The Pentagon has accused a recently dismissed general of leaking sensitive information to the news media.
Senate Resists Push for Permanent Daylight Saving Time
The Senate remains skeptical of making daylight saving time permanent despite pressure from President Trump.
US Mortgage Rate Falls to 7.24%
The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage fell to 7.24%, its lowest level in more than a month.
Man Pleads Guilty in Deadly Colorado Firebomb Attack
A man pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes stemming from a deadly firebomb attack on demonstrators in Colorado.
World News
High-Speed Train Collision in Spain Kills at Least 68
At least 68 people were killed in a high-speed train collision in Spain, marking the country’s second deadly rail crash of the year.
Netanyahu’s Party Alleges Stolen Election as Majority Slips Away
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s party claimed the election was “stolen” as results showed it losing its majority.
Iran Says Three Oil Tankers Struck Mines
Iran said three oil tankers were struck by mines amid continuing tensions in the Middle East.
North Korea Launches Missile Barrage as Tensions With South Grow
North Korea fired a barrage of missiles toward the sea as tensions with South Korea intensified.
Aid Mission Moves Toward Oleshky During Local Russia-Ukraine Truce
An aid mission was preparing to enter Oleshky as a localized truce between Russia and Ukraine held for a third day.
European Central Bank Chief Resigns Ahead of French Election
The head of the European Central Bank resigned, giving European Union leaders an opportunity to select a successor before France’s election.
US and Japan Agree on Joint Missile Production Facility
The United States and Japan agreed to establish a facility in Japan for joint missile production.
Canada and EU Officials Push Closer Alliance
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and a senior European Union official are advocating Canadian associate membership and a broader alliance in response to threats from President Trump.
Haiti Sets New Election Dates as Salvadoran Troops Join Gang Fight
Haiti announced new election dates as 2,000 Salvadoran troops assist efforts to combat gangs.
Drones Strike Container Ship Off Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast
Drones struck a container ship off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, with the vessel’s crew members subsequently rescued.
Sources: AP News, Google News