
Suspicious letters hit two dozen state election offices and congressional offices as FBI investigates
The FBI and U.S. Postal Inspection Service are chasing a fast-widening wave of mailed powder scares that has touched Republican and Democratic senators alike, less than three weeks before the Nov. 3 midterms.
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Strategy asks shareholders to approve daily dividends on its discounted bitcoin preferred stock
The bitcoin treasury company is asking common shareholders to approve daily dividend payments on STRC, a Nasdaq-listed preferred stock that has traded below its $100 target price for months.

'No Kings' coalition pivots from protest to the polls with nationwide early-voting push
The protest coalition that has drawn millions into the streets against President Trump redirected its energy toward early voting on Saturday, staging more than 3,000 gatherings nationwide 17 days before the midterm elections.

NASA's Roman telescope sharpens its focus, outperforming its own design requirements
Weeks after launch, engineers say a tiny mirror adjustment has NASA's newest flagship observatory producing sharper images than required, clearing the way for its 2027 hunt for dark matter, dark energy and distant planets.

Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" heads for a specialty box-office record
A24's Nathan Fielder-directed documentary about the convicted Theranos founder outpaced forecasts in its opening weekend, putting an unusual three-hour art film on track to set a modern box-office mark for theatrical documentaries.

UN peacekeeping chief presses Security Council to decide Lebanon force's fate
Jean-Pierre Lacroix ended a three-day visit to Beirut urging swift Security Council negotiations on UNIFIL's future, as Lebanon pushes for an extension the United States opposes before the mission's mandate expires on 31 December.

White House press secretary Katie Zacharia exits after five days, a record
Katie Zacharia's run as Donald Trump's chief spokeswoman ended before questions about her unverified claim to be a licensed attorney could fade, leaving the administration searching for its third press secretary in under two years.

Papua New Guinea routs Lebanon to open Rugby League World Cup campaign
The Kumuls scored seven tries in a 42-18 win over Lebanon at home in Port Moresby, with captain Rhyse Martin contributing a try and seven conversions in what he has said will be his final international tournament.

China proposes export controls on 23 AI technologies, testing fragile trade truce
China's commerce and science ministries published a draft rule adding 40 technologies — 23 of them tied to artificial intelligence — to the country's list of goods subject to export licensing, with an interim registration requirement already in force as a fragile US-China tariff truce shows signs of strain.
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'No Kings' coalition pivots from protest to the polls with nationwide early-voting push

Santa Ana winds drive wildfires across Southern California, forcing thousands to flee

Sean Combs transferred to lower-security federal prison in Pennsylvania

U.S. federal deficit hit nearly $2 trillion in fiscal 2026, CBO estimates
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UN peacekeeping chief presses Security Council to decide Lebanon force's fate

Houthi missiles strike Yemen's seat of government in Aden as truce collapses into war

Brazil reports record-low Amazon deforestation days before pivotal runoff election
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