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90-year-old Japanese bodybuilder shows age is no barrierSports

At 90, Toshisuke Kanazawa took part in a bodybuilding event in Santa Susanna, Spain, after traveling there from Japan. He entered the masters class for competitors aged 50 and older.

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The Michigan divide: Voters struggle with their Senate choicePolitics

Michigan is pivotal to Democrats’ effort to take control of the Senate, but the party’s tug-of-war between progressive and establishment paths could threaten that goal. John King speaks with voters who are divided over their choices and explores their priorities and differences by age.

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Tech Stocks Tank as Midterm Elections NearOther

Bloomberg This Weekend hosts David Gura, Lisa Mateo and Nathan Hager broadcast live from New York, covering the weekend’s headlines, including falling tech stocks and the approaching midterm elections. Guests include Kaja Kallas, Gregory Meeks, Lindsey Fitzharris, Benton Graham and Elizabeth Yuko.

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Russia returns to the hockey world championshipsSports7:05

Russia had been barred from international ice hockey competitions since 2022, following its invasion of Ukraine. The Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned International Ice Hockey Federation decisions excluding Russia from 2026-27 events, including the men's and women's world championships. How Russia will be included is unclear, as another team would create uneven groups and lengthen tournaments.

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Are Trump’s Republicans facing a midterm meltdown?Politics9:43

Polls suggest voters are unhappy about higher grocery, gas and diesel costs and the unfinished military action against Iran. Immigration is also straining the coalition Trump assembled to win back the White House in 2024, with unease among Hispanic voters, particularly in Texas and Florida, over immigration enforcement.

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Riot police contain protesters outside Poland’s constitutional courtPolitics1:32

Riot police confronted demonstrators outside Poland’s constitutional court after government-appointed judges voted to suspend its disputed president, Bogdan Święczkowski, and deputy, Bartłomiej Sochański. The decision marks a further escalation in a decade-long dispute over the court’s legal status.

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Pointed! Bloomberg’s weekly news quiz for risk-takersOther

Pointed adds a strategic twist to the news-quiz format, testing players’ news knowledge and confidence in their answers. Bloomberg’s Lisa Mateo, Christina Ruffini and David Gura take part, and viewers can try the quiz at Bloomberg.com.

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How to avoid the daylight saving slump as clocks changeHealth

People can enjoy an extra hour of sleep this weekend when daylight saving time ends and clocks move back. Sleep expert Dr. Shelby Harris explains the health effects and offers tips for adjusting.

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Justice for FaithSociety

A college student is killed in her off-campus apartment. After a decade of painstaking work involving thousands of potential suspects and hundreds of DNA samples, the investigation finally leads to a verdict.

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Israel’s election leaves Netanyahu in limboPolitics

Bloomberg Israel Bureau Chief Ethan Bronner says neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor the opposition has a clear route to forming a government after the election. The result could mean difficult coalition talks or another vote. Bronner also discusses Netanyahu’s political durability, greater Arab voter participation and how renewed conflict with Iran might affect coalition calculations.

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What happens when voters can’t tell fact from fiction?Politics

This episode examines how AI is reshaping modern elections and asks whether democracy is prepared for the consequences as voters struggle to distinguish reality from fiction and millions are spent on persuasive campaign ads. Guests include AI scientist Oren Etzioni, founder of TrueMedia.org, and Say No to Disinfo co-founder Sahil Shah.

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Doctor’s Note: Friday, Oct. 30, 2026Health

This edition covers how the clock change affects sleep, Halloween health and safety, promising results from a melanoma vaccine, and Bill Ritter’s account of his Alzheimer’s journey.

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