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Iran escalates war rhetoric after Merz calls for a negotiated endWorld

A fresh exchange of threats over the Iran war is fuelling fears of further escalation. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says higher energy prices caused by the conflict have cost Europe more than €100 billion, and insists it cannot be resolved militarily. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned of an “earth-shattering blow” and said “red lines are a thing of the past.”

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How vulnerable are cryptocurrency platforms?Economy27:36

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, was targeted in a recent hack in which attackers stole about $6.3bn in client assets. The theft is being called the biggest crypto heist in history. Analysts suspect hackers backed by North Korea’s government were responsible. Critics are urging tighter regulation to restore investor trust, as the programme asks whether crypto remains safe and whether such attacks can be prevented.

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Canada-EU ‘Alliance for the Future’: What closer ties could mean for CanadiansPolitics7:12

Canada and the European Union closed their Montreal summit by outlining an “Alliance for the Future,” with plans for closer cooperation on trade, critical minerals, energy, defence and AI. The partnership aims to diversify Canada’s export markets and strengthen supply chains as it seeks to reduce its economic reliance on the United States. A University of Ottawa representative says greater independence would give Canada more leverage in negotiations with the U.S.

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Ontario warns of tough financial times aheadEconomy

The Ford government tabled its fall economic statement this week, projecting $36 billion in deficits over the next three years as Ontario faces the lasting effects of the trade war with the United States. It has set aside nearly $4 billion in this year’s budget for unexpected developments across the border.

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Alaska journalists detail conversation with ‘decoy Dan’Politics7:02

Alaska journalists James Brooks and Alex DeMarban discuss investigations into Mary Peltola’s campaign and the controversy over two candidates named Dan Sullivan in the Alaska Senate race on Fox News Live.

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Day of the Dead: La Catrina skeletons parade through Mexico CityCulture1:23:28

Mexico City will mark Day of the Dead on Saturday with a large parade. This year’s highlight includes a giant La Catrina, more than 30 metres tall, in the city’s main square. The pre-Hispanic tradition brings families together to remember the dead and celebrate life’s continuity, while participants wear masks and colourful costumes in the streets.

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Who wins and who votes? Two questions shaping the US midtermsPolitics

Americans vote on Tuesday with control of Congress at stake and early voting already at record levels. DW Chief Political Editor Michaela Küfner discusses Donald Trump’s final campaign push and key races, while University of Minnesota professor Christopher Uggen explains why millions of Americans with felony convictions remain barred from voting and how the debate is changing nationwide.

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‘The stakes are too high’: Lifelong Texas Republican backs TalaricoPolitics

Kel Seliger, a lifelong Republican and former Texas state senator, is backing James Talarico in the close Senate race. Seliger joins a growing group of Texas Republicans refusing to support GOP nominee Ken Paxton, including former US Representative Alan Steelman. CNN commentators also discuss Talarico’s strong advantage among Latino voters.

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Good Morning America Full Broadcast — Saturday, October 31, 2026Other

The program reports that Trump reversed course on canceling rallies in Kansas; an ICE agent was indicted in Houston on assault charges after authorities said he struck a man with an SUV during a pursuit in a parking lot; and newly released body-camera footage shows Newport police exchanging gunfire with a suspect on a stolen sailboat. Thousands of runners warmed up at the Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K about 24 hours before the New York City Marathon.

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Jack Keane: Iran is a PREDATORPolitics5:36

Retired Gen. Jack Keane discusses Iran’s threats against the U.S. and Israel, along with reports that Vice President JD Vance contacted an Iranian hard-liner in an effort to restart peace talks.

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Suspect identified in Toronto’s Bridle Path home invasionOther3:10

Toronto police named 23-year-old Daijohn Richards of Toronto as a suspect wanted in connection with a Bridle Path home invasion. Family members of a businessman were shot and attacked with a hammer. Police believe Richards may have been accidentally shot by an accomplice; he went to a Toronto hospital with a gunshot wound on Thursday, was discharged Friday and is now missing.

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Saturday Sessions: They Might Be Giants performs “Wu-Tang”Culture

Indie rock band They Might Be Giants formed more than 40 years ago and quickly built a cult following with quirky, playful songwriting. The band’s latest album, “The World Is to Dig,” is out now, and they perform “Wu-Tang.”

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Evacuees from Russian-occupied Oleshky reach Ukraine-held territoryWorld3:40

Residents evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky have crossed into territory controlled by Ukraine after a humanitarian mission. The evacuation formed part of a major rescue operation conducted during a six-day ceasefire.

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Evacuees from Oleshky reach Belarus en route to UkraineWorld0:41

Four planes carrying residents evacuated from the Russian-controlled Ukrainian town of Oleshky landed in Belarus, Belarusian state news agency Belta and a senior Ukrainian official said.

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Saturday Sessions: They Might Be Giants performs “Get Down”Culture

Indie rock band They Might Be Giants, formed more than 40 years ago, built a devoted following with its quirky, playful songwriting. Its latest album, “The World Is to Dig,” is out now, and the group performs “Get Down.”

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Who controls the vote? US election officials face mounting political pressurePolitics1:50

The Trump administration is challenging voter eligibility in several states, increasing pressure on local election officials. Officials say they follow their legal duties when reviewing registrations and counting ballots, while also seeking to maintain public trust after election workers faced threats following the 2020 vote. The report examines who has authority to change the process.

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