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Federal judge dismisses Trump DOJ’s Alaska Senate lawsuitPolitics

A federal judge on Sunday dismissed the Justice Department’s suit seeking to segregate ballots and delay certification of Alaska’s Senate race. Judge Sharon Gleason said the federal government lacked standing to require ballot segregation, which would also violate voters’ right to a secret ballot, and added that it was too late for the court to act.

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Are ICE raids in Miami turning Latinos against Republicans?Politics

Immigration enforcement operations in Florida have sent shockwaves through Miami’s large Latino community. BBC’s Sumi Somaskanda speaks with Venezuelan Americans and Cuban Americans who are moving away from President Trump and the Republicans.

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U.S. midterms: Lifelong Republican farmer votes Democratic for the first timePolitics

Iowa farmer Jerry Mohr, a lifelong Republican, says he voted for Democrats for the first time because the state's Republican representatives are not pushing back against President Donald Trump's policies. He is also unhappy with Trump's decision to go to war with Iran and launch a trade war with Canada.

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‘Unimaginable tragedy’ as car crash in southern Ontario kills four teensSociety

A single-vehicle crash in Puslinch, Ont., early Saturday killed four teenagers aged 15 to 19. Two others remain in hospital with life-altering and non-life-threatening injuries. Watson Road S. and Wellington Road 34 remain closed because of a damaged guardrail and safety concerns.

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King Charles to confront ‘shameful aspects’ of Britain’s role in slaveryWorld8:19

King Charles III is set to address Commonwealth leaders next week, promising to face what the excerpt calls shameful aspects of Britain’s history with candour. The remarks resurfaced after Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he was open to a formal UK apology for its role in the slave trade, while ruling out financial reparations sought by some Caribbean countries.

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SG Forge breaks down five factors that make stablecoins trustworthyEconomy1:24

Launching a stablecoin has become easier, but earning financial institutions’ trust is harder. As stablecoins expand into cross-border payments, treasury operations and liquidity management, Société Générale Forge’s Gildas Le Treut identifies five trust factors: technology, issuer, reserves, regulatory framework and redemption mechanism.

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Study finds Canada is not doing enough to tackle fake online reviewsSociety

A study finds Canada is not doing enough to eliminate fake online reviews. Some online feedback that shoppers use to choose products and restaurants is bogus, and AI is fueling the problem. Tech companies including Google and Facebook are removing millions of inauthentic reviews, while Canadians are calling for action.

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The states that may decide Trump's final two yearsPolitics

More than 52 million Americans have voted as the contest for control of Congress enters its final days. Races in Alaska, Michigan and Iowa are closely watched, while many voters are also judging President Donald Trump's second-term record on the economy, immigration and foreign policy. Tyson Barker of the Atlantic Council's Europe Center discusses what the results could mean for Trump's final two years.

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Peter Doocy: This scandal took a new turnPolitics

Fox News’ Matt Finn reports on the Alaska Senate race, where candidates are clashing over an alleged ballot scheme. Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso joins Peter Doocy to discuss early voting figures and the fight for control of the Senate.

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Israeli strikes across Gaza kill 8, including a 4-year-old boyWorld

Shifa Hospital said a strike in Gaza City killed three people, including a 4-year-old boy, and seriously wounded a woman. Tents were damaged and mourners gathered to bury the dead. A ceasefire that took effect in October 2025 has largely stopped major fighting, but Israeli strikes continue nearly every day.

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Michigan ‘Betrayal’ and Midterm ManeuversPolitics22:35

France 24 Spotlight presenter Gavin Lee discusses last-minute campaign dramas and surveys the US election’s “must-watch states” with political science professor Donald Green and foreign affairs analyst Laurie Dundon.

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Haley Stevens endorses Mike Rogers for SenatePolitics

Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens announced her support for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, who is running against Stevens’ former opponent Abdul El-Sayed. Stevens attended church with Rogers before making the endorsement.

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Al Jazeera marks 30 years since launchWorld

Al Jazeera marked 30 years since its 1996 launch with a ceremony in Doha attended by Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and senior network officials. The board chairman and director general praised the network’s achievements and said it remained committed to telling stories with impartiality, truth and accuracy.

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Meet the Press full episode — November 1Politics

Kristen Welker conducts exclusive interviews with Sen. Tim Scott, Rep. Jamie Raskin and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker. Ryan Nobles, Amy Walter, former congresswoman Val Demings and former U.N. ambassador and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley join the roundtable.

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