Early Voting Runs Well Ahead of 2022 Across Senate Battlegrounds, AP Analysis Finds
More than 43 million Americans had voted early as of this week, nearly 10 million more than in 2022. Early-vote totals do not show who is winning.
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Christa Pike Describes Constant Pain in First Statement Since Failed Tennessee Execution
Pike, 50, survived two doses of pentobarbital on September 30. Her lawyers want the governor to reduce her sentence to life. He says it will likely stand unless the courts decide otherwise.
Binance Investigates Security Breach Affecting About $6.3 Billion, Says User Funds Safe
The exchange says a compromised engineer's laptop let an attacker submit unauthorized withdrawals. About $3 billion has been frozen. Binance has not confirmed that funds were stolen, and a security expert says North Korea is a suspect.
Arab-Led Parties Win a Record 19 Seats in Israel as Turnout Surges, AP Reports
Nearly 840,000 people voted for Ra'am and the Joint List, up 64% from 2022. Voters and candidates describe it as a push to unseat Netanyahu, while Netanyahu and his allies warn against sharing power with them.
Senate Is Skeptical of Permanent Daylight Saving Time as Clocks Change Sunday
The House passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, but several senators are blocking it and no Senate vote is expected before the year ends. President Trump has pressed for it.