Republicans are targeting former Rep. Mary Peltola over accusations that her campaign recruited candidates to siphon votes from Sen. Dan Sullivan. The GOP is calling for legal action, while Democrats have not publicly supported Peltola.
A sailor from the U.S.S. Lincoln was punished after jumping from the ship, bringing attention to the military's approach to mental health during long deployments.
A judge heard arguments regarding the potential removal of New York Attorney General Letitia James from the Cornell University sexual assault case. Defense attorney Andrew Miltenberg claims James' prior social media comments show bias, while her office maintains the investigation will be impartial. A ruling is expected soon.
Early voting for the midterm elections has begun in Minneapolis, with voters lining up to cast their ballots. This early voting period provides an opportunity for residents to participate before the official election day.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's definition of 'medically frail' for Medicaid is unlawful. U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns issued a temporary injunction, stating that the definition in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was contrary to law.
Polymarket has halted trading after a security incident led to the theft of $2.65 million from users' wallets. The incident was caused by a compromised third-party provider and affected the platform's international users. The company has stated it will reimburse all impacted traders.
Israel has reinstated a ban on the imam of Al-Aqsa mosque, raising concerns from Islamic Waqf officials about reduced authority at the site. This development highlights ongoing tensions regarding access and control of the mosque, which is significant to both Muslims and Jews.
Israel has revoked the travel authorization for Brad Lander, a US Democratic congressional candidate, following his detention. Details surrounding the detention have not been provided.
The Air Force has reported two nonhostile fatalities among U.S. service members in the Middle East this month. One death is under investigation, while the other was due to illness. Since the Iran conflict began on February 28, a total of 23 service members have died, with 865 wounded. The Pentagon estimates the war's cost at approximately $47 billion.
Boston Logan International Airport held a competition that attracted over 5,000 auditions from residents of Massachusetts. The event aims to select a new voice for the airport.
Arizona has confirmed its first case of New World screwworm in a domestic dog, reported on October 29, 2026. This case is significant as it marks the third state affected by this parasite.
Dockworkers in 22 countries are set to strike on Friday to protest the use of ports for arms exports, potentially disrupting 40% of marine cargo in the Mediterranean. The strike, supported by over 25 unions, demands an end to military transport and highlights the workers' influence on trade and foreign affairs. Past dockworkers' strikes have historically protested wars and aimed for better working conditions.
General Motors has settled for $220 million over issues related to the collection and sharing of drivers' private data. The settlement mandates that GM must obtain drivers' express consent before collecting or sharing their data.
Residents near the Hollywood sign have filed a public nuisance complaint against city officials, citing issues with excessive tourist activity, illegal vendors, and safety risks. They allege that the city has failed to manage the impact of increased visitors, leading to concerns about public health and safety.
During a rally in South Carolina on October 29, 2026, President Trump criticized Democratic Senate nominee Annie Andrews while supporting Senator Darline Graham. Trump emphasized Graham's dedication to the state and framed the election as a choice against the radical left.
The United Nations has named the winners of the 2026 SDG Action Awards, highlighting efforts in Guatemala for indigenous women's rights, in India for girls' education, and in Mali for farmland restoration.
Two college students, Kaden Matsuda and Jackson Donlon, were found dead in Colorado after failing to return from a hike on Sunday. Search efforts were conducted by volunteers and local authorities.
Elif Eralp, a left candidate, is under scrutiny after Der Spiegel reported that she was advised against discussing a pro-Palestinian activist due to fears for her family's safety. This has led to considerable controversy.
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has announced an investigation into allegations that Mary Peltola's Senate campaign coordinated with operatives to recruit a spoiler candidate. Dunleavy expressed concerns about election integrity and criticized the state's ranked choice voting system. Peltola has denied the allegations, and a ballot measure to repeal ranked choice voting is set for the 2026 elections.
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