Dozens more missiles are fired on Israel from Lebanon. At least 11 dead in Florida following Hurricane Milton, millions are without electricity as cities remain flooded. A look at Christian nationalism in the United States, how misinformation spreads and how it can be stopped. Plus, Argentina’s economy is still ravaged by inflation.

President Joe Biden has a “productive” conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. A view from the ground in Tampa as Hurricane Milton, the second large and powerful hurricane in as many weeks, closes in on Florida, plus a look at how climate change is making hurricanes stronger. The deputy president of Kenya has been impeached, while in the U.S., election workers seek to protect the integrity of the voting process.

As fighting rages on, the deputy chief of Hezbollah says he is open to discuss a cease-fire with Israel. VOA goes to Arizona to talk with voters about immigration, and President Joe Biden cancels his trip to Europe and Africa to stay in Washington and supervise storm relief efforts. Cholera is on the rise in Nigeria and the EU sues Hungary over its controversial media law.

Solemn ceremonies and grief to mark the one-year anniversary of the Hamas terror attacks on Israel. A look at what it will take, from clearing debris to new construction to rebuild the Gaza Strip. In Europe, fears of Chinese retaliation for trade tariffs. Deadly gang violence is spreading in Haiti, a look at upcoming elections in Mozambique and illegal gold mining in Ghana.

It’s the one-year anniversary of the October 7 terror attacks in Israel, the event that sparked the current hostilities. Joe Biden urged Israel to consider alternatives to attacking Iranian oil facilities in retaliation for the recent missile attack as Israel continues shelling Lebanon. Immigration is an important topic in the upcoming American election, and immigrants are also an important constituency of voters to be courted. Voting wraps up in Tunisia and is about to start in Mozambique. Plus, life in an abandoned Ukrainian village.

The devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene has brought climate change to the forefront of the presidential campaign after the issue lingered on the margins for months. A report from ClimaMeter, a consortium that analyzes extreme weather events, found that Helene’s rainfall totals and winds were strengthened by human-driven climate change. Huge explosions shook the sky in the vicinity of Beirut's main airport in the early hours of Friday. And A rare guitar owned by George Harrison and considered the "holy grail" of Beatles memorabilia is to be auctioned.

Israel pressed forward on two fronts Wednesday, pursuing a ground incursion into Lebanon against Hezbollah that left eight Israeli soldiers dead and conducting strikes in Gaza that killed dozens, including children. Europe looks set to toughen migration laws amid a surge in support for far-right parties across the continent. And scientists have produced the first wiring diagram of the complete brain of a fruit fly. Why they did it and what it means for human brains.

Iran launched around 200 missiles into Israel on Tuesday, the latest in a series of escalating attacks in a yearslong conflict between Israel and Iran. We talk to Alex Vatanka, the founding director of the Iran program at the Middle East Institute. Tim Walz and JD Vance met for their first and possibly only vice presidential debate Tuesday to argue their case before the election. And Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in Tuesday as Mexico’s first female president in more than 200 years of Mexico's history as an independent country.

The Israeli military launched small ground raids against Hezbollah and sealed off communities along its northern border on Monday as Israeli artillery pounded southern Lebanon. Austria's far-right Freedom Party struggled on Monday to find allies for a ruling coalition. And Jimmy Carter becomes the first former U.S. president to reach his 100th birthday

Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon killed dozens of people on Sunday as the Hezbollah militant group sustained a string of deadly blows to its command structure, including the killing of its overall leader, Hassan Nasrallah. We talk to Avi Melamed, an ex-Israeli intelligence official and current CEO of Inside the Middle East who says this is a pivotal moment in the Middle East. The Freedom Party was headed for the first far-right win in a national parliamentary election in post-World War II Austria on Sunday. And welcome to the Nintendo Museum, which showcases the company’s storied history.