On November 3, voters decide who controls Congress for the next two years, with consequences for President Donald Trump's agenda, state governments and the 2028 race.
The world's largest crude exporter tells employees to leave its main site and work from home, a first since the Iran war began, as Houthi attacks on the kingdom spread.
Rescue crews search collapsed homes in northern Tibet as snow is forecast, with more than 12,000 people moved to safety and communications cut in some areas.
Offices, schools, markets and nearly every flight are halted as a weakening but still powerful storm approaches, and forecasters say it could yet come ashore.
Apple's first foldable goes on sale after pre-orders sold out within minutes, with limited walk-in stock and a market forecast that puts the company in front by 2027.
Politicians across the spectrum accuse the hard-left leader of fueling the worst civil unrest in years, and some now ask whether his party should be banned, while he points to neglected suburbs.
A virus known only from animals has been found in a person for the first time, in a severely ill patient in Lyon who later died, and investigators are still working out how the infection occurred.
Two vulnerabilities found with artificial intelligence in the language behind most of the web set off a global scramble to update servers and shut down public services.
Russia fired at least 21 ballistic missiles at Kyiv overnight, and Moscow says Ukraine sent 630 drones toward its capital region, a day after Vladimir Putin met an American envoy.
Washington's ordered departure for diplomats in Saudi Arabia may spread to other Gulf missions as Houthi attacks intensify.
