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Binance Investigates Potential $5.7 Billion Crypto Hack

Binance is investigating a potential hack that could involve losses of up to $5.7 billion from user wallets. The exchange has limited withdrawals and reassured users that their funds are safe as investigations continue.

Axios

Democrats Identify Texas as Key Target for Senate Seat Flip

Senate Majority PAC has identified Texas as a key state for Democrats to potentially flip a Senate seat, followed by Ohio, Iowa, and Alaska. JB Poersch, the PAC president, expressed confidence during a donor briefing, emphasizing the need to win two of these states for Senate control. Texas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1988, with state Rep. James Talarico currently leading in polls against Republican Ken Paxton.

Fox News — Latest

Robert Kelker-Kelly's Cause of Death Confirmed as Heart Disease

Robert Kelker-Kelly, an actor known for his role on 'Days of Our Lives,' died from arteriosclerotic heart disease at age 62. His death was ruled natural by the St. Charles County medical examiner. He experienced chest pain shortly before becoming unresponsive at home on October 3.

Fox News — Latest

Victor Wembanyama discusses competitive play and public perception after NBA Finals

Victor Wembanyama, a star player for the San Antonio Spurs, reflects on his competitive play and changing public perception following the NBA Finals. After leading the Spurs to the Finals and receiving multiple accolades, he faces criticism for his on-court behavior. Wembanyama emphasizes the need for balance in competitiveness and sportsmanship, acknowledging lessons learned from last season's playoffs.

Washington Examiner

DOJ Subpoenas California Election Officials in Voter Rolls Investigation

The Department of Justice has subpoenaed California election officials regarding mail-in ballots from about 20,000 suspected noncitizens. This follows a federal judge's denial of the DOJ's request to stop counting these ballots. The subpoenas demand internal communications and a meeting is set for November 4, after the midterm elections.

PBS NewsHour

Federal judge denies request to halt processing of California ballots

On October 29, 2026, a federal judge denied a request from the Trump administration to stop California from processing ballots for approximately 20,000 individuals suspected of being noncitizens. The judge stated that this action would significantly disrupt the upcoming midterm elections.

PBS NewsHour

Alaska Governor Orders Investigation into Senate Campaign Controversy

Alaska's Governor Mike Dunleavy has ordered an investigation into Democrat Mary Peltola's Senate campaign regarding claims of recruiting a spoiler candidate. Former President Donald Trump has also called for Peltola's prosecution during a recent visit to a Republican state.

New York Times — US

Democratic super PAC to invest in South Carolina Senate race

A recent poll indicates that Dr. Annie Andrews, the Democratic candidate for the South Carolina Senate, is nearly tied with incumbent Republican Darline Graham. This has prompted a Democratic super PAC to allocate funds for the race.

PBS NewsHour

Ceasefire in Oleshky Continues for Third Day

A ceasefire in Oleshky has been maintained for three days, with plans for humanitarian aid to enter the city. The Pentagon is investigating a former Army general for alleged misconduct, and actor Patrick Stewart has passed away.

NPR — Politics

Trump visits South Carolina amid competitive Senate race

President Trump made a second visit to South Carolina within eight days, coinciding with a competitive U.S. Senate race. The heightened focus and funding for the race have led to questions regarding the state's political alignment.