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Al Jazeera reports at least $573.2 million was spent supporting Ken Paxton and James Talarico, including at least $212 million attributed to Elon Musk in support of Paxton.

The Ukrainian president said the US elections would affect the ongoing war, but the available report gave no detail about the impact he expects.

France 24 reports that President Donald Trump’s tariffs are hurting small businesses and contributing to rising bankruptcies, as voters cite the cost of living as a leading concern.

The brief report gives no details on the families’ number, where they returned or the siege’s duration.

Likud’s bloc won the most seats in the general election, but the result has not settled whether Benjamin Netanyahu can form a government.

France 24 reports the countries will lose duty-free access to the US market after exclusion from the programme; South Africa is bracing for possible job losses.

Anil Menon showed on social media how he voted for Harris County, Texas, during the 2026 midterm elections, according to Al Jazeera.

Authorities are investigating clashes between protesters and officials. A suggestion of possible Russian orchestration remains unsubstantiated in the available account.

A France 24 review finds DOGE’s savings remain unverified and estimated deportations and returns fell short of the administration’s annual target.

Óscar Puente stepped down six days after a crash near Urda killed at least 69 people. The collision’s cause remains under investigation.

A closely contested race and voter concerns about the economy are drawing attention to the political stakes in Michigan.

Democrats entered Election Day hoping to regain one or both chambers, as France 24 previewed key races and turnout without reporting results.

Al Jazeera says flash floods, torrential rain and tornadoes affected election day across several states; details of the impact on voting were not provided.

Voters are choosing between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers in a contest that could shape Senate control. The result remained undecided as polls approached closing time.

France 24’s Election Day report projected Democrats would gain the seats needed to take the House, while control of the Senate remained uncertain.

The 16–0 parliamentary vote clears a step towards wider US military activity in Greenland, but the agreement is not yet in force.

Al Jazeera reports damage to residential areas and several medical facilities; the supplied report gives no further details about the strikes.

The network says Montaser Nassar was detained during raids near Hebron. The supplied account does not establish his current status.

With about half of dermatologists over 60 and roughly 100 specialists trained each year, pilot programmes are seeking to flag suspicious lesions earlier. Doctors caution that AI screening cannot replace clinical assessment.

Democrats say a majority in either chamber would give them the committee powers and resources to investigate administration conduct and the president’s business interests.

Authorities reported no explosives on the aircraft inspected and are assessing whether the threats were co-ordinated.

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party identified Lastborn Shazi as an organiser for its campaign. Police say they are investigating the motive.

The Ukrainian president hopes US-mediated negotiations will lead to a leaders’ meeting, while Germany’s chancellor says Russia has yet to engage seriously in peace efforts.

Operation Veles sent Ukrainian troops through a disused pipeline near Kupiansk. Analysts say tunnels can aid local operations but cannot support a large offensive.

Democrat James Talarico held his final rally before election day, with his contest against Republican Ken Paxton potentially shaping which party holds a Senate majority.

An Al Jazeera opinion article argues that market interests can push clubs and leagues to treat athletes’ remarks as misconduct, while maintaining that public criticism remains legitimate.

Syria’s General Intelligence Service says two people were arrested and explosives seized. Hezbollah denies involvement and says it has no presence in Syria.

The Republican strategist says possible Democratic gains could reflect disillusionment with both parties, not renewed confidence in Democrats.

The $3.8 billion figure matches an existing annual military aid memorandum due to expire in 2028, but the scope of Trump’s stated plan is unclear.

Municipal elections will test the African National Congress amid frustration over water, infrastructure and local services, with turnout and misinformation also shaping the contest.

The 30-year-old died in hospital after suffering serious head and chest injuries. Police have opened an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter.

Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland say their teams will not play Russia while the war in Ukraine continues, after a ruling ordered Russia’s admission to the tournament.

Five party leaders will recommend Gadi Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog, but divisions over Arab-led parties leave the path to a Knesset majority uncertain.

Paris des arts visits the Renaissance Theatre and Versailles, with François-Xavier Demaison, François Morel and Laetitia Colombani discussing their work for the stage.

At a gathering of 56 member states, the king said learning more about the transatlantic slave trade had strengthened his resolve to address past wrongs. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he was open to an apology.

Indian authorities have disclosed few details about the encounters, leaving unclear whether they involved violence or changed conditions on the ground.

Plans for a Paphos air base upgrade and more joint military activity mark a gradual shift in Nicosia’s security relationships, without creating a formal US guarantee.

Groups in Europe and Canada have targeted arms manufacturers and related companies, while the UK organisation contests its proscription.

Belgium has opened a criminal investigation after internet-connected refrigeration units overheated. The attackers and their motive remain unknown.

The funding’s scope is unclear, and Netanyahu’s office had not immediately commented on the claim.

The prize brings a symbolic €10 award, along with recognition and book sales for its winner.

The president said he and Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to stop payments he described as $4 billion a year, while leaving the form and scope of future US assistance unclear.

Jesús de Miguel died in hospital after a stoppage-time collision with Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono. No criminal charge or sporting sanction has been reported.