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  1. The Age·World33 sources
    Ex-Trump advisor John Bolton on dire prospects for White House
  2. The Sydney Morning Herald·World33 sources
    Ex-Trump advisor John Bolton on dire prospects for White House
  3. The Age·World3 sources
    Voters in Texas speak about the US midterms
  4. The Sydney Morning Herald·World3 sources
    Voters in Texas speak about the US midterms
  5. BBC News·Sports15 sources
    'We don't need to save anyone's job,' says Man Utd captain Fernandes
  6. The New Zealand Herald·
    Stanley Point crash: Multiple fire, police and ambulance respond to emergency in Devonport
  7. The Age·2 sources
    Ousted Labor MP’s radical plan to cut Redlands councillors
  8. The Sydney Morning Herald·2 sources
    Ousted Labor MP’s radical plan to cut Redlands councillors
  9. Stuff·
    SFO charges person over allegedly creating and submitting forged papers
  10. NPR·Business
    Legendary Photographer on getting that perfect election night picture
  11. Deadline·Culture
    Tami Roman To Star In & EP ‘Double Double Trouble’ Sequel At Lifetime; Roger Cross To Co-Lead
  12. TheJournal.ie·
    Mosque at centre of foiled bomb plot urges politicians to 'challenge hostility' facing Muslims
  13. RNZ·33 sources
    Live: Trump agenda faces voters in US midterm elections
  14. Rolling Stone·Culture42 sources
    Tinashe to Republican Voters During Midterm Elections: ‘Yall Can Go’
  15. The Independent·Sports7 sources
    Prince William watches on as Aston Villa fall short against Barcelona at Nou Camp
  16. CBS Sports·Sports
    Dave Richard's Week 9 Trade Chart and rest of season rankings: Jets, Raiders RBs in flux
  17. The Guardian·World30 sources
    US midterm voters poised to deliver verdict on Trump’s second term
  18. The Guardian·World5 sources
    US voters share why they cast their ballots – from frustration with Trump to affordability concerns
  19. Stuff·
    Three people rescued after off-roading ute submerges in water at Karioitahi Beach
  20. RNZ·2 sources
    Live updates: Children unwell after incident involving bus and unknown substance in Wellington
  21. Deadline·Culture30 sources
    Midterm Elections: Networks Comb Through First Poll Of Electorate Showing Dismal View Of Trump And The Economy
  22. NPR·Culture42 sources
    Connecticut bakers are bringing joy back to election day, one cake at a time
  23. The Guardian·Sports2 sources
    Championship roundup: Devlin’s double for Portsmouth denies Swansea top spot
  24. The Telegraph·Sports
    Unai Emery endures heaviest European defeat as Villa manager after unwanted gifts
  25. The Independent·Sports15 sources
    From embarrassment to the Man United of old – Michael Carrick saves his job, for now...
  26. PBS NewsHour·World16 sources
    Spain's transport minister steps down 6 days after high-speed train crash that killed 69 people
  27. Stuff·
    Cycling enthusiast traverses rugged Australian roads and steep hills in week-long quest to vote
  28. The Independent·Sports
    How Man United ended winless run in dramatic fashion to save Michael Carrick
  29. NPR·World
    Japan faces diplomatic dilemma amid joint pressure from nuclear neighbors
  30. Daily Mail·Sports7 sources
    Unai Emery has closed gap between Aston Villa and Europe's elite - but rampant Barcelona proved there is still a way to go as Lamine Yamal dazzles, writes OLIVER HOLT
  31. The Globe and Mail·World9 sources
    Google plans to shut off search access at schools that don’t allow AI tools
  32. Metro·
    Schoolgirl, 12, killed after being struck by double-decker bus
  33. The Age·Health2 sources
    100,000 documents stolen from ‘isolated’ NSW Health server
  34. The Sydney Morning Herald·Health2 sources
    100,000 documents stolen from ‘isolated’ NSW Health server
  35. Daily Mail·Sports15 sources
    Man United conjured a miraculous comeback against Roma that was thrilling, visceral and raw... finally Michael Carrick has something to cling to, writes IAN LADYMAN
  36. CBS News·42 sources
    Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin breaks down agency's election day plans
  37. The Guardian·Science3 sources
    Nasa astronaut casts midterms vote from space – video
  38. Variety·Culture
    Kurosawa Award Winner O Mipo Is ‘Making Up for Lost Time’ After Career Break to Raise Her Sons
  39. Los Angeles Times·World10 sources
    Supreme Court considers whether a state's preschool funding rules are discriminatory
  40. The Hollywood Reporter·Culture2 sources
    ‘The Greatest’ Review: Jaalen Best Gives a Star-Making Performance in Amazon’s Uneven but Impressive Muhammad Ali Series
WorldHaley Stevens endorses GOP candidate in Michigan Senate race, spurning Abdul El-SayedBusinessFBI says North Korea was behind $6.3 billion Binance heist, the biggest crypto hack in historyTechnologySupermarket freezers across Europe hit by second suspected cyber-attackScienceA NASA Telescope Is Predicted to Crash Back to Earth Within HoursHealthConnecticut Dem Sen Chris Murphy hospitalized Saturday for strokeSportsSpanish soccer player dies after horrifying on-field collisionCultureJury begins deliberating at Russell Brand's rape and sexual assault trial

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