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Christa Pike makes first public statement after botched executionSociety7:35

US death row inmate Christa Pike has issued her first public statement since her execution attempt failed in September. She was discharged from hospital late last month after surviving two pentobarbital injections that left her critically ill, and was returned to the prison where she has been held for 30 years for murdering Colleen Slemmer in 1995.

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Nasdaq 100 falls as stock selloff ends the weekEconomy1:47

A punishing selloff in technology shares gave Wall Street a reality check and raised concerns that the artificial-intelligence frenzy may have been overblown.

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What one word describes the UK budget?Economy

The UK chancellor presented his first Autumn Statement this week, setting out 98 measures. Adam, Chris, Faisal and Helen Miller, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, discuss John Healey’s budget and its implications for the UK economy on Newscast.

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Henrietta Treyz: The House “Is Lost”Politics

Henrietta Treyz, co-founder and economic policy research director at Veda Partners, says she expects Democrats to win the U.S. House in the upcoming election. She also discusses how deeply unpopular both parties are.

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Kayleigh McEnany: Everything is on the linePolitics

The Outnumbered panel discusses allegations that Democratic-aligned operatives helped recruit Daniel J. Sullivan for a Senate run, a move that could confuse voters and divide support for Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan.

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Treyz: Don’t Assume Social Security Will Be ThereEconomy

Henrietta Treyz, Veda Partners’ co-founder and economic policy research director, discusses her personal approach to investing and retirement, as well as her views on the future of Social Security.

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Is Queen’s Park haunted? Global News investigates the paranormalCulture

Built on the site of a former asylum, Queen’s Park is reputed to be among Ontario’s most haunted places. Global News bureau chief Colin D’Mello joins the Ontario Paranormal Society to investigate stories of a Woman in White, a ghostly sergeant-at-arms and unexplained cold spots.

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VOA midterm election specialPolitics

The United States will hold its 2026 midterm elections on November 3. VOA plans a special broadcast from 8 p.m. to midnight that day, covering the election issues and results, as well as what the outcome could mean for the Trump administration’s future governance.

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Own, Don’t Earn: ‘Everywhere Millionaire’ AuthorEconomy

Owen Zidar discusses his book, which argues that wealth often comes from businesses beyond Wall Street, with Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene. They also talk about a revised edition of Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich.”

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Anthropic’s IPO filing puts the AI business model to the test | Equity PodcastEconomy

Anthropic released its IPO filing, reporting $16.3 billion in revenue and an $80.7 billion net loss for the first half of 2026. Around the same time, former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer faced backlash for saying she used her AI app Dazzle to answer questions about her daughter for a school presentation. TechCrunch’s Equity hosts discuss the long-awaited financial filing.

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Current with Christine Romans – Oct. 30 | NBC News NOWOther1:41:43

The program covers dozens of Justice Department subpoenas in Alaska’s Senate race with Election Day four days away, Christa Pike speaking publicly for the first time since her failed execution, and Alphabet’s worst market day ever, with more than $500 billion wiped from its market value.

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The U.S. economy before the midterms, in five chartsEconomy

With the midterm elections days away, NBC’s Christine Romans examines the U.S. economy through five charts on gas prices, wages and inflation, mortgage rates, home prices and the S&P 500. She also speaks with Reuters U.S. economics editor Dan Burns.

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Conrath: People don’t know their retirement numberEconomy

Michael Conrath, JPMorgan Asset Management’s chief retirement strategist, discusses how inflation is prompting Americans to reconsider their retirement savings goals.

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Treyz: Anger will decide ‘ugly’ midtermsPolitics

Henrietta Treyz, co-founder and economic policy research director at Veda Partners, says anger will shape the US midterms. Ahead of Tuesday’s vote, voters face affordability pressures from high gas and insurance costs, expensive housing, elevated electricity bills and steep grocery prices.

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Rosemary Barton Live | Nov. 1, 2026Politics

CBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton presents a weekly look at essential political news and issues affecting Canadians, examining the latest headlines through the experiences of the people involved.

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Forecaster shifts 12 more House races toward Democrats, experts reactPolitics19:05

The Cook Political Report now expects Democrats to do better than previously forecast in 12 more House races and ultimately win a majority in the chamber. Jessica Taylor explains the revised outlook, CNN experts discuss its implications for control of Congress, and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair Suzan DelBene weighs in.

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'Ugly' Midterms, Growing Your Nest Egg and Everywhere MillionairesEconomy

Bloomberg Money examines personal finances with guests Henrietta Treyz of Veda Partners, JPMorgan Asset Management retirement strategist Michael Conrath and author Owen Zidar. Listed chapters include a midterm-election roundtable, Trump’s final campaign push and election-security concerns.

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LIVE: Texas Republican Senate candidate Paxton campaigns in HoustonPolitics2:07

Texas Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton is campaigning in Houston. Most polls show Democrat James Talarico, a 37-year-old state representative, seminarian and former schoolteacher, narrowly leading Paxton.

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Patrick Stewart’s extraordinary career from British theatre to HollywoodCulture4:08

Patrick Stewart was a fixture of the British stage and an international star through Star Trek and X-Men. His portrayal of Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation reached millions worldwide. Guardian associate film editor Andrew Pulver reflects on Stewart’s legacy across theatre and science fiction. He died aged 86.

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