The Late-Night Lowdown

The US decided the future of the country, we talk about the results. Protests erupted in Serbia over the collapse of a canopy, and North Korea keeps poking the bear.

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Tomorrow is the US’s election day. In two sentences, we will tell you everything you need to know about the election. Also, Iran confirmed it is going to attack Israel in a “strong and complex” manner. What might that mean for the already war-torn region? Japan goes back to space, someone's pet squirrel was euthanized in our culture section, and more.

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We have an update on the Spanish floods, where they have killed over 100 people. We talk about sports for the first time, particularly the world series. Los Angeles country sues one of the largest drink manufacturers in the US, and political rhetoric in the US is increasing so much I can hardly find anything other than politics to report on.

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Florida has accidentally banned banks from operating within the state. Britain has a new plan to move the economy forward that involves larger taxes, American politicians go take out the trash, and we talk about how Halloween is one of the deadliest holidays ever. And, no, it’s not because of an increased murder rate.

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Canada continues its downward spiral in relations with India as it continues to blame the country for anti-Sikh attacks. Flash floods in Spain are wreaking havoc on the country and killing dozens, while North Korean troops in Russia may be getting a taste of modernity, and could be liking it a little too much for Mr. Kim's liking. And by the way, one of the most traffic-contested cities in the world (NYC) now has legal jaywalking.

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The Pentagon is running out of air defense missiles, a horrifying gap in the US’s defense capabilities as tensions increase around the world. Israel has blocked a top UN humanitarian society that provides aid to Gaza. And the Vatican announced a new mascot.

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Israel launched a direct attack on Iran this weekend, and Turkey knows who is behind the attack on a defense contractor that killed 5 and is taking retaliatory strikes as well. The popular energy drink “Ghost” is the latest casualty in soda polarization – since many new smaller soda brands are popping up big companies want a slice. We talk about the dangers of American political polarization – and the game most militaries (including the US and China) use to train. And Tyler the Creator’s new album came out, so we’re dissecting the critics' responses.

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Donald Trump took a narrow lead over Kamla Harris in the polls. A chatbot is responsible for a teen's death, guiding the individual down a dark and depressing path through text messages. And Zillionaire Elon Musk is in contact with the Kremlin.

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Residents of China have been illegally moving funds overseas over fears about the country’s economic future. Apple intelligence releases next week; we talk about what to expect. And in a surprising twist in the yearslong war in Ukraine, North Korean troops are in Russia.

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There have been a series of nationwide blackouts in Cuba, one of which started Friday and is still ongoing. The famous McDonalds Quarter-pounder burger is the cause of a deadly E. coli. Outbreak. Early voting in the US started today, with record turnouts. And the famous “Yoshi Backshots” sticker in the previous Mario Party game has been replaced, we gauge the internet's reactions in the culture section.

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