• Vivek Ramaswamy campaign ad for Ohio ‘shameful, disgusting’, says Republican congresswoman – US politics live (The Guardian US)
• Man arrested for threatening another female lawmaker in Australia (Washington Examiner)
• Fake polls send shockwaves through the political world ahead of midterms (The Hill)
• America’s Heartland sows doubt in the GOP (Politico)
• EXCLUSIVE: They Haven’t Had Water For Years. An Influential Republican Politician May Be To Blame (Daily Caller)
• US embassy accuses Canada of election meddling ahead of midterms (BBC)
• 5 simple ways to relieve the aches and pains of sitting at a desk all day (NPR)
• El-Sayed under fire for once signing letter urging Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood to ‘purge media and police’ (New York Post)
• LA homeless funding fraud: Feds allege millions were misused (NewsNation)
• "Stop whining": What Vance's take on Ohio ad controversy means for 2028 (Axios)
• White House threatens Politico with 'consequences' if it doesn't retract Susie Wiles reporting (Fox News)
• The Kansas Town That Sued Its Own Residents to Build a Data Center (WSJ)
• This teacherless school says AI can teach students in 2 hours a day (CBS News)
• Rogers questions El-Sayed's loyalty to the U.S. in their final debate showdown (Washington Times)
• The AI industry’s race for influence includes $100 million in campaign cash (Christian Science Monitor)
• How tech became the villain of the US midterms (The Guardian US)
• Copenhagen’s hostage, NATO’s hole: Why Trump must cut the Faroe Islands free (Washington Examiner)
• Russia and Iran are making copycats of China's Great Firewall (The Hill)
• Rick Jackson is the GOP’s best hope in Georgia right now (Politico)
• The Daily Caller Was Discreetly Censored, Now Companies Are Playing The Blame Game (Daily Caller)

• Vance tells Republicans to 'stop whining' about controversial Ohio attack ad (BBC)
• U.S., Israel may attack Iran post-elections. And, SpaceX and Tesla consider merging (NPR)
• 9 high schoolers busted over video of vicious beatdown of teen who stood up to bullies: cops (New York Post)
• UnitedHealthcare, Humana Medicare Advantage cancellations to affect 1M (NewsNation)
• Hackers are turning web browsing into a spyware trap (Axios)
• Injured Bend, Oregon, teacher tried to shut classroom door during school shooting before playing dead (Fox News)
• A Disappearing Rio Grande Is Reshaping Life Along the River (WSJ)
• U.S. reducing troop footprint in Middle East, sources say (CBS News)
• Appeals court rules Federal Switchblade Act unconstitutional (Washington Times)
• M is for Musk, and money: One big donor towers over 2026 (Christian Science Monitor)
• Chiricahua monument in Arizona is now the 64th US national park (The Guardian US)
• DOJ drops appeal of student loan forgiveness ruling (Washington Examiner)
• Four immigration enforcement measures we can all agree on — even under Trump (The Hill)
• The GOP has a midterm messaging problem. Ramaswamy isn’t helping (Politico)
• DUKE: DC’s Scooter Subsidies A Juvenile Delinquent’s Dream (Daily Caller)
• How likely is a merger of Tesla and SpaceX - and what would it mean for you? (BBC)
• Trump merchandise stores are closing: 'He has peaked' (NPR)
• E-bike rider clinging to life after hit-and-run driver strikes him on busy NYC street: cops (New York Post)
• Husband accused of taping wife to chair to watch football (NewsNation)
• Democrats accuse Trump of using prosecution threats to pressure election officials (Axios)

• Trump pushback, Biden 'disaster' and gender surprise: 5 key moments from Kansas Senate debate (Fox News)
• Abdul El-Sayed Tests Whether an Unapologetic Progressive Muslim Can Win (WSJ)
• Fighter jets intercept plane over South Carolina during Trump rally (CBS News)
• 7 oil tankers damaged in Strait of Hormuz, Iran's state television says (Washington Times)
• AI companies commit to self-regulation, a strategy with a mixed track record (Christian Science Monitor)
• Arizona storms topple trees and bring golf ball-sized hail in possible tornado (The Guardian US)
• DOJ tries to bar Minnesota judges from immigration cases after comments about Trump (Washington Examiner)
• Live updates: Trump heads to Iowa, candidates make final pitches with 10 days until midterms (The Hill)
• NYC high school faces backlash over ‘intifada’ post (Politico)
• Do-Nothing Republicans Did Nothing So Now Gavin Newsom Controls Keys To Most Critical Rules (Daily Caller)
• Some New Yorkers back ban on horse-drawn carriages, but drivers fear for incomes (BBC)
• Farm country has beef with Trump as midterms approach (NPR)
• LA voters scorch state of the city, huge number seriously considering leaving California: shock poll (New York Post)
• Ilhan Omar investigation appears focused on immigration fraud, ex-DOJ lawyer says (NewsNation)
• Scoop: Unvetted AI agents are accessing U.S. bank accounts (Axios)
• Americans could be detained for years in popular travel destination, officials warn (Fox News)
• Trading Cards Worth $1 Million Stolen From FedEx Truck in Pokémon Heist (WSJ)
• Son of Stephen Hubbard, American freed from Russian jail, speaks out (CBS News)
• Lauderhill, Fla., police officer accused of assuming identity of dead man he found to take his house (Washington Times)
• The midterms as a story of power and balance (Christian Science Monitor)