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An engineer, 31, has died after befriending a ChatGPT bot that convinced her to change her medication dose. We examine the tragedy and the urgent questions it raises about AI companions.

Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC could be dismissed unless he turns over requested documents by November 23, over Panorama's editing of the 2021 Capitol riots. We examine the case and the deadline.

US Q3 GDP is expected at 3.2% as AI investment offsets an oil-price drag, with the Commerce Department's advance estimate due today — yet Trump approval sits near a record low. We explain the split-screen economy days before the midterms.

Israel's election is deadlocked, with Netanyahu's right-wing coalition neck-and-neck with Gadi Eisenkot's opposition camp. We break down the results and the coalition math.

ICE arrests have surged across California in the run-up to election day. We report on the enforcement push and the reaction it is drawing.

A Brazilian judge has ordered an investigation into JD Vance's donor network. We examine what the probe covers and its political stakes.

Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski has crossed party lines to endorse the Democrat for Alaska governor. We unpack the endorsement and what it signals for the midterms.

Flavio Bolsonaro has landed in Miami with his family after Trump offered them asylum. We look at the political fallout in Brazil and the US.

FBI agents are alarmed at being ordered to take legally dubious steps including seizing voting machines on election day, days before the midterms. We examine what agents are warning about and why it matters.

A 42-year-old Ukrainian man resident in Monaco for 30 years has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and failure to assist a person in danger over the death of Antoine de Massy, 29. We break down the charges, the investigation, and what is — and isn't — alleged.

US Ambassador Mike Waltz and Cuba's foreign minister clash at the UN over the decades-old American economic embargo.

A Nordic call to Putin exposes deep European divisions over how to handle Moscow as Ukraine's war enters its fifth year.

Alphabet and Microsoft report after the New York close today, with investors hunting for cloud growth and returns on tens of billions in AI and data center spending.

Healey's Budget makes banks pay a doubled surcharge to fund a £100 payment to 20 million households in council tax bands A to D this winter.

King Charles begins a nine-day Caribbean tour acknowledging the great suffering of the past amid calls for slavery reparations.

Lt Col Michael Morris, a US embassy assistant military attache in London, left Britain in August before police could question him over child sexual abuse image allegations.

CBS exposes huge gaps in the Epstein files as Katie Phang wins again at the DC Circuit against the Justice Department.

MAGA influencers charged with two felonies over a voter fraud stunt in Minnesota days before the midterms.

Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta dies at 96, leaving a legacy from farmworker organizing to decades of activism.

Streamer Hasan Piker sues commentator Scott Jennings for $72.5 million, in one of the biggest defamation fights of the year.

El Salvador sends 1,000 troops to Haiti after an ambush, in a major escalation of the Caribbean security mission.

The Pentagon puts the Iran war cost at $47.1 billion as the conflict passes seven months since it began February 28, becoming a defining midterm issue.

Trump and Obama hit Ohio and Georgia in the final week before the November 3 midterms, with 36.4 million ballots already cast and control of Congress on the line.

At least 30 dead after two high-speed trains collide near Urda south of Madrid, with hundreds aboard and fears the toll could rise past January's Adamuz tragedy.

US B-52 and B-1 bombers pulled from RAF Fairford and a 22-year-old British national arrested over a suspected Iran-linked drone plot, as Trump confirms a threat forced the move.