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Bruce Springsteen Urges Officials to Protect the Vote on Election Day: ‘Our Vote Is Our Voice’

  • Springsteen called on officials to protect the vote.
  • The 2026 midterms include races for control of Congress.
  • He urged officials to reject directives undermining fair elections.

Bruce Springsteen urged US election officials to ensure votes in the 2026 midterm elections are securely counted, saying they have a constitutional duty to protect free and fair elections. His message matters because the contests will determine control of Congress as well as the outcome of state and…

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Greenland’s parliament ratifies Trump’s US security agreement

  • Greenland’s parliament ratified a US-Denmark security agreement.
  • The deal permits two new US bases and a missile defence system.
  • Danish parliamentary approval is still required.

Greenland’s parliament has ratified a security and military-access agreement with the United States and Denmark, clearing a step towards a larger US military presence on the Arctic island. The agreement follows President Donald Trump’s threats earlier in the year to take control of Greenland, which strained US ties…

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Preliminary 4.7 magnitude earthquake shakes Southern California

  • A preliminary magnitude 4.7 quake struck Baja California near the US border.
  • Shaking was reported in Southern California and Arizona.
  • No injuries or damage were immediately reported.

An earthquake reported at a preliminary magnitude of 4.7 struck Baja California, Mexico, at about 10.27am local time on Tuesday 3 November. The US Geological Survey placed its epicentre near Delta, south of the US border, at a depth of about 16 kilometres. Although the quake originated in…

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Crude oil prices fall for second day as market hopes for diplomatic resolution to Iran war

  • Oil fell for a second day amid hopes of a US–Iran settlement.
  • Qatar’s mediation continues, but a senior Iranian official said the sides remain far apart.
  • US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz underscored the risk of further disruption.

Crude oil prices fell for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, 3 November, as traders weighed the possibility of a diplomatic settlement to the eight-month war involving the United States and Iran. In CNBC’s afternoon report, Brent crude was down $1.23 at $103.54 a barrel and US West…

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Charges authorized for Michigan student who allegedly assaulted Jewish commentator

  • Michigan prosecutors authorised three charges against Temulun Togochog.
  • The case follows an alleged assault at a campus event.
  • A court date is expected after her arraignment.

Prosecutors in Washtenaw County, Michigan, have authorised charges against University of Michigan student Temulun Togochog after video appeared to show her assaulting Jewish commentator Liz Benichou at a campus free-speech event. The case raises questions about campus safety and the limits of conduct at political events, while the…

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Your guide to coping with election anxiety

  • Election worries can reflect real concerns about people’s lives and safety.
  • Naming the issues behind anxiety can help make it more manageable.
  • Putting a stressor in context may reduce uncertainty without solving it.

Election anxiety can affect even people who are not usually anxious, and experts say it is not always based on exaggerated fears: concerns may reflect real threats to people’s safety, rights and everyday lives. With about 30 per cent of American voters identifying the political situation as their…

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Ohio vs. Akron prediction: Tuesday night MACtion best bet, pick, odds

  • Ohio enters unbeaten in MAC play.
  • Akron has lost six games by at least 15 points.
  • Ohio’s efficient running game faces a weak Akron run defence.

Akron hosts Ohio on Tuesday in a Mid-American Conference game, with the Bobcats favoured to win comfortably. Ohio’s strong season contrasts with Akron’s struggles, making the matchup a chance for the visitors to extend their unbeaten conference record. Akron is 1-7 overall and 0-4 in the MAC, and…

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BIGBANG announces spring 2027 Los Angeles concert. Get tickets today

  • BIGBANG will play SoFi Stadium on 13 March 2027.
  • It is the tour’s final US show.
  • General ticket sales begin on 13 November.

BIGBANG has announced a concert at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on 13 March 2027. It will be the final US date on the trio’s 2026–27 XX: Cosmos World Tour, marking another stop in their 20th anniversary year. The group now consists of Taeyang, Daesung and G-Dragon; former…

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Muslim reformers challenge warnings linking El-Sayed defeat to radicalisation

  • Reformers criticised Ali’s warning about radicalisation if El-Sayed lost.
  • Ali responded by accusing critics of bigotry.
  • Critics said electoral defeat does not justify intimidation.

Wajahat Ali faced criticism from Muslim reformers after warning that Abdul El-Sayed’s defeat in Michigan’s Senate race could lead to people being radicalised and a political “reckoning”. The critics said such language risks pressuring voters by implying that rejecting a candidate could bring extremism or violence. Ali stood…

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Trump’s Dismissed Epstein Letter Lawsuit Is the Latest Example of His Failure To State Cognizable Claims

  • A judge ended Trump’s lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal.
  • The complaint failed to adequately allege actual malice.
  • Trump had sought at least $10 billion in damages.

A US federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal with prejudice, ending the case after Trump was given a chance to amend his complaint. The dispute followed a 2025 report about a letter bearing Trump’s name in a birthday album for Jeffrey…

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