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Canada’s first youth-led climate lawsuit against federal government goes to trialSociety

Canada’s first youth-led climate lawsuit against the federal government has reached a full trial. Fifteen young Canadians argue that the country’s response to climate change is inadequate and violates their constitutional rights. The landmark case could have major consequences for climate policy and the government’s legal responsibilities.

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Robinhood CFO on Retail IPO Demand and Agentic TradingEconomy

Robinhood CFO Shiv Verma says customers continue to seek access to IPOs, and the company is making clear to firms that retail investors are interested. He also discusses demand for more AI-agent tools in trading accounts and a rise in non-sports trades on Robinhood’s prediction market.

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Kansas voters cast early ballots as loyalties dividePolitics

Voters queued at polling stations in Wichita to cast early ballots. With Kansas traditionally Republican, attention is turning to whether some voters may be shifting toward Democrats before Tuesday’s midterm elections.

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Democrats Could Flip North Carolina Senate SeatPolitics1:53

Bloomberg’s Erik Wasson discusses North Carolina’s election-day races on “Balance of Power.” Democrat and former governor Roy Cooper is expected to defeat Michael Whatley in a Senate race, while other contests are expected to be closer.

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Meet the Press NOW — Nov. 2Politics

President Trump makes his final pitch to voters as Democrats seek to regain control of Congress. NBC News talks with voters across the country. Former Michigan Governor James Blanchard discusses the fallout from Haley Stevens’ surprise endorsement of Senate candidate Mike Rogers.

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Democratic civil war in MichiganPolitics

A Michigan Democrat has unexpectedly endorsed the Republican candidate in a pivotal US Senate race. The programme considers whether the defection could block Democrats from retaking the Senate and what it might mean for the party and the 2028 presidential election. It also discusses Donald Trump’s final campaign speeches in Kansas and Iowa.

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Former Texas Republican judge explains his vote for TalaricoPolitics

Former Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley says he is voting for Democrat James Talarico rather than Republican Ken Paxton in the most expensive Senate race in U.S. history. He also explains why he is considering supporting the Democratic candidate for governor, citing worries that state leaders are eroding local control. CNN analysts discuss polling that shows an unexpected Democratic lead and examine polling’s accuracy.

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Apple Sales Meet Estimates, China Is a Weak SpotEconomy

Apple’s revenue for the quarter ended Sept. 26 narrowly beat analysts’ estimates, while sales in China fell short of projections. Revenue rose 12% to $114.5 billion in the fiscal fourth quarter, compared with an average analyst estimate of $113.5 billion. The report, the first under CEO John Ternus, presented investors with a mixed picture.

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iPhone Duo Sales to Reach 7 Million in 2026, IDC Senior Director PredictsEconomy

IDC Senior Director of Data & Analytics Nabila Popal said Apple’s iPhone results beating analyst expectations came as no surprise. IDC’s preliminary shipment figures showed iPhones outperforming a smartphone market that suffered a historic 21% decline in the third quarter, while Apple shipments fell just 4%.

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Michigan Midterms, Apple Earnings and the Tech SelloffEconomy

The Close presents news and analysis around the final minutes before and after Wall Street’s closing bell. Guests include investment strategist Mona Mahajan and Detroit Regional Chamber CEO Sandy Baruah.

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Toronto police unaware hospital patient was Bridle Path home-invasion suspect, chief saysSociety

Toronto police Chief Myron Demkiw says investigators did not initially know that a man who arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound on Thursday was wanted in connection with a violent home invasion. Police later learned he was allegedly one of three suspects; four members of the same family were hospitalized after the break-in.

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Explosions reported on Iran’s Qeshm Island amid fears of renewed warWorld

Five explosions were reported on Iran’s Qeshm Island, where residents also said they saw two aircraft overhead. Iranian authorities have not commented. Explosions were also reported near Bandar Lengeh, close to the Strait of Hormuz, with witnesses saying they came from the sea.

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Tom Forte: Apple Looks Smart with Modest AI SpendingEconomy

Tom Forte of Maxim Group says he is watching Apple’s comments on the December quarter, when the latest iPhone models will have had more time to influence sales. He describes initial demand for the new iPhone duo as strong and points to pent-up interest in a foldable iPhone.

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Kayleigh McEnany: This is EXPLODINGPolitics17:16

The Outnumbered panel discusses Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens switching her Michigan Senate endorsement to Republican Mike Rogers and concerns about rising antisemitism on campuses.

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Dana Perino: They have NOT learned their lessonPolitics15:37

The Five co-hosts discuss the backlash against Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan for endorsing Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers instead of Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed.

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How the war with Iran is shaping the midtermsPolitics

ABC News' Luis Martinez and Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies' Iran program, discuss the latest and how the war with Iran is affecting the midterms.

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Iowa Becomes a Real Test for Trump and the GOPPolitics

Donald Trump is seeking to keep Iowa under Republican control. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson faces a tight race to succeed retiring Republican Senator Joni Ernst. An open governor’s race and several House contests could also determine control of Congress, Bloomberg’s Skylar Woodhouse reports from Des Moines.

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Video reportedly shows strikes on Yemen’s Hodeida portWorld0:58

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels accused Saudi Arabia of striking the Ras Isa port in western Hodeida province, along the Red Sea coast, and setting ships and commercial freight trucks on fire.

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