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A U.S. senator hospitalized after a stroke just before the midterms could change Senate votes and campaign plans, potentially affecting representation and legislative outcomes.

FBI attributes a $6.3 billion Binance hack to North Korea; Binance resumed phased withdrawals after covering most losses, affecting customers’ access and crypto market confidence.

Ruling could change how states enforce nondiscrimination rules for religious preschools that receive public funding, potentially affecting access to state-supported early education.

A $2.1 billion sale of 500 Patriot missiles could boost Ukraine’s air defenses and affect U.S. defense industry output.

A prominent Democrat endorsing the GOP nominee days before voting could shift a key Michigan Senate race and affect which party controls the chamber.

Golden State beat Atlanta 68-63 in the first ever WNBA Finals Game 7, crowning a new champion — a milestone that could boost fan interest and local economic activity.

A judge dismissed the president’s defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal with prejudice, ending the case and highlighting how difficult it is to win defamation claims against news outlets.

Overnight shootings in a busy Dallas nightlife area left four dead and at least five wounded, raising public-safety concerns for residents, visitors and holiday plans.

Restricts federal threats toward California election workers ahead of voting, reducing risk of intimidation and protecting local officials’ ability to administer state‑run elections.

Top-ranked Miami beat North Carolina 38-35 after a late go-ahead touchdown and defensive takeaway, keeping them unbeaten and affecting college playoff positioning and TV matchups.

After a failed rescue, the 22-year Swift mission faces uncontrolled reentry in coming days, tracked by U.S. Space Force — a rare public spacewatch event.

Using an agency mailing to praise a president days before voting raises concerns about politicized federal communications and may erode public trust in official election‑period messages.

Georgia beat No. 17 Florida 27-8 in the Atlanta neutral-site matchup as the rivalry shifts from Jacksonville — a change that affects travel and ticketing plans for fans.

Over 40% of names on a DOJ noncitizen list aren’t on California voter rolls, raising accuracy concerns that could affect last-minute voter eligibility challenges.

A postgame shooting killed one and wounded eight, pausing tailgating and prompting multiagency response — a public-safety disruption for attendees and nearby residents.

The state urged dismissal of a federal push to stop certifying U.S. Senate ballots, resisting federal intervention days before a key vote.

Analysis says Iran struck air defenses first, then damaged aircraft and buildings at regional U.S. bases — raising concerns about troop safety and U.S. force protection.

Set clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday — the change affects sleep, commutes, scheduling and safety across the country.

No one matched numbers in Saturday’s draw, so the Powerball jackpot grows — boosting ticket sales and office-pool interest for the next drawing.