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US voters wear Trump and Sanders tattoos to show their politicsPolitics

At a tattoo festival in Grand Rapids, Michigan, thousands chose designs reflecting their beliefs and political loyalties. One man proudly displayed Donald Trump on his leg, calling him the “original rich man”; another’s Bernie Sanders tattoo upset his Republican-voting grandparents.

AAl Jazeera English
The father who helped shut down Italy's biggest steel plantSociety

After his son died, Aurelio Rebuzzi spent 14 years fighting Italy’s largest steel plant. Italy’s highest court has upheld an order to close the blast furnaces at the Taranto works, long associated with pollution concerns and elevated cancer rates. Some residents welcome the ruling, while others fear for thousands of jobs and the city’s future.

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Polish president turns back mid-flight amid court ‘coup’ claimsPolitics1:13

Police were stationed outside Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal after security warnings. Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski was suspended, while President Karol Nawrocki cut short his Senegal trip and turned back mid-flight.

Eeuronews
France braces for Halloween weekend protests as shops board upWorld2:01

France prepared on Saturday for a third weekend of protests coinciding with Halloween. Shops boarded up their storefronts as authorities worked to prevent a repeat of street violence that swept the country two weeks earlier.

FFrance 24 English
Ken Paxton: Talarico is ‘lying to the public’Politics5:47

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses his final push against Democrat James Talarico ahead of the midterms, criticizing Talarico’s policies and remarks and delivering a closing message to voters.

FFox News
Fiction takes readers beyond Baku’s bordersCulture

An Iranian novelist exploring women’s lives, a British children’s author imagining new worlds and an Azerbaijani writer preserving her country’s cultural identity are connected by stories that cross borders, link continents and blend cultures.

Eeuronews
Ceasefire lets Kherson residents return to damaged homesWorld

A planned six-day ceasefire in a Russian-occupied town allowed Kherson residents to visit damaged homes in the so-called “kill zone” on Friday. Liudmyla Orhovska, 64, returned to her apartment for the first time since last year.

TThe Associated Press
Why a toxic choking haze has gripped Indonesia for monthsWorld7:04

Indonesia is enduring its worst fire season in a decade, with wildfires burning nearly 2 million hectares. Smoke has blanketed the region, including Malaysia and Singapore. The persistent toxic haze has sparked protests in Indonesian cities, where demonstrators are urging President Prabowo Subianto to declare a national emergency. His government is pursuing criminal charges against companies it says are responsible.

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What is the risk of political violence? Martin Wolf on the US midtermsPolitics

As Americans prepare to vote in the November 3 midterm elections, FT chief economics commentator Martin Wolf examines what the outcome could mean for Donald Trump, US democracy and America’s role in the world. In the third episode of a six-part series, he speaks with political scientist and author Barbara F Walter about the risk of unrest around the elections.

FFinancial Times
PREPARING FOR WAR: ‘Decoy Dan’ uproar puts Alaska midterms in focusPolitics47:48

The Justice Department is stepping up its investigation into allegations that Democrats recruited a second Dan Sullivan to confuse voters in Alaska’s Senate race. Every vote could matter in the midterm battle for control of Congress.

FFox News
Runner looks forward to his 50th consecutive NYC marathonSports

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with 83-year-old Dave Obelkevich ahead of his record 50th consecutive New York City Marathon and about why the race has become a tradition for him and his family.

AABC News
Data centers emerge as a key issue for Texas votersPolitics7:03

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien reports from Texas, where Gov. Greg Abbott and Gina Hinojosa, both candidates for governor, address data center issues stirring voter concern across the state.

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