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Binance Hack Worth $6.3 Billion Could Be Largest Crypto Theft Ever
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Binance says a breach that began with one engineer’s laptop has hit about $6.3 billion in funds. Deposits and withdrawals are on hold while the exchange tracks the money.

Russian Drone Strike on Dnipro Railway Station Kills 13 on Crowded Platform
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The drone hit as passengers boarded a commuter train bound for Zaporizhzhia. Zelensky urged allies not to ease sanctions on Moscow.

South Carolina Senate Race Becomes Trump’s Newest Midterm Battleground

Polls show Republican Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews level in a state that last sent a Democrat to the Senate decades ago. Republicans are now defending ground they once took for granted.

Dan Sullivan Lookalike Candidate Sparks Alaska Probe Into Democratic Campaign

A newspaper report says people tied to Mary Peltola’s campaign helped recruit a man who shares the incumbent senator’s name. Her team denies any wrongdoing.

Christine Lagarde to Leave European Central Bank in February, Months Before Term Ends
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Lagarde’s term was due to run until October 2027. Her exit comes as the central bank fights energy-driven inflation and rising bond yields.

Russia-Africa Summit: Putin Pitches Moscow as Africa’s Best Partner Over the West
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Delegations from 48 countries are in Moscow for the two-day meeting. Putin offered grain, fertilizer and local production while accusing Western powers of exploitation.

Taiwan Warns of Obvious Threat From 53 Chinese Vessels
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A top Taiwan security official has published a map of Chinese warships across the region. Beijing says its carrier is on routine training.

Spain Train Crash Near Toledo Kills at Least 68, Three Days of Mourning Declared
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A state-run high-speed train slammed into a stopped private train south of Madrid. The transport minister has called the order that let it move “inexplicable.”

FBI and ICE Agents Will Not Serve as Election Monitors in Midterms

A court filing says federal poll observers will carry no firearms and will not act as law enforcement. The move follows a civil rights lawsuit over voter intimidation.

North Korea Launches Around 10 Short-Range Ballistic Missiles Before Border Loudspeaker Deadline
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Seoul says the missiles flew about 250 kilometers from the Wonsan area. The launch comes as Pyongyang’s deadline to activate border loudspeakers approaches.

Putin Calls Musk a "Genius" While Russia Builds Starlink Rival

The Russian leader praised the SpaceX founder at a summit in Moscow. His own country has launched only a small share of what Starlink has in orbit.

Flavio Bolsonaro Claims Brazil Leadership From Miami After Losing Election
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The defeated senator left Brazil despite a court order and now rejects Lula’s election win. Electoral authorities say the vote was lawful.

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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva overturned a first-round defeat to win a fourth term. Supporters see a model for campaigners abroad, while his rival refuses to concede.

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A police raid on a Taipei gay bar this month has left many people asking whether Asia’s most gay-friendly place is as safe as it seems. At Pride, the anger spilled onto the streets.

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Candidates from both parties are promising to curb power bills, from rate freezes to tougher regulators. Utilities warn that cutting their returns could hurt the grid.

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Students and workers marched in dozens of cities, from Rome to Genoa. The day was mostly peaceful, but police used water cannon in Turin and Rome.

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