• ‘I’m still innocent,’ says Comey as Trump calls him a ‘dirty cop’ – US politics live (The Guardian US)
• ‘But Trump’ doesn’t work: The midterm question Democrats must answer (Washington Examiner)
• Neil Young sues Trump over Ohio rally song (The Hill)
• Trump is still the center of the GOP money universe (Politico)
• James Comey Indicted Over Alleged National Security Leak To Reporter (Daily Caller)
• Jay-Z to perform at Super Bowl half-time show (BBC)
• How Aldi is pushing down grocery prices (NPR)
• Katie Zacharia reveals lesson her brief White House stint taught her kids as she recounts final day (New York Post)
• Russia, China and Iran's AI bots target US women and girls, report warns (NewsNation)
• Socialist civil war engulfs Los Angeles mayor race (Axios)
• Mysterious Roman fort discovered in remote area could prove ancient legend has roots in reality (Fox News)
• The Four Places Where the Midterms Will Decide the Fate of Data Centers (WSJ)
• 8-month Iran war looms large over Israeli election (CBS News)
• Walmart recalls thousands of cans of fruit cocktail (Washington Times)
• Whatever the outcome, Nov. 3 is a pivot point for Trump (Christian Science Monitor)
• The US urgently needs more bilingual healthcare workers. This clinic might have the solution (The Guardian US)
• The price of chronic humiliation (Washington Examiner)
• Live updates: Trump heads to Texas for a rally doubleheader (The Hill)
• Why Dems’ late House reaches don’t usually pan out (Politico)
• MOREFIELD: How A Zionist Sleuth Took A Swing At The Daily Caller And Struck Out (Daily Caller)

• 'I would do it again' - Kaepernick reflects on price of protest, 10 years on (BBC)
• Democrats have a midterm edge, poll shows. And, Israelis vote in high-stakes election (NPR)
• John Sununu tries to keep New Hampshire political dynasty alive in Senate race (New York Post)
• Saudi, Pakistani, and Turkish officials meet Iranian leaders in Tehran (NewsNation)
• Key Senate Democrats set high bar for permitting bill support (Axios)
• New Hampshire journalist says he was blocked from covering Kamala Harris political event (Fox News)
• Judge Finds Maurene Comey Was Fired Unlawfully From Prosecutor’s Office (WSJ)
• Comey says he's "still innocent" after Trump administration attempts third round of charges (CBS News)
• Missouri AG hits drug manufacturer Eli Lilly with cease-and-desist order (Washington Times)
• Can progressives win outside of cities? A Maine House race offers a key test. (Christian Science Monitor)
• North Carolina legislators closed their on-campus voting sites. HBCU students marched miles to vote anyway (The Guardian US)
• Ramaswamy’s attack ad asks a question all American voters must answer (Washington Examiner)
• Remote work automation just crossed a troubling threshold (The Hill)
• Blakeman’s bank statements don’t match his disclosure reports (Politico)
• ‘I’ve Got Six Shots And The High Ground’: Political Candidate Posts Live Updates While In Shoot-Out With Police Officers (Daily Caller)
• Trump's media bans 'deprive the public', press freedom groups argue (BBC)
• Polymarket has investigated 'dozens' of election-related cases (NPR)
• Sicko Alexander brothers — who raped women while pursuing jetset lifestyle — to learn their fate in NYC court (New York Post)
• United flight forced to turn back after crew notices hijacking text (NewsNation)
• Anthropic IPO leads AI's $235 billion dealmaking blitz (Axios)

• Bayley, Lyra Valkyria in contention for WWE women's match of the year as brutal feud reached breaking point (Fox News)
• Judge Bars Trump Administration From Cutting More Trees on D.C. Golf Course (WSJ)
• Trump makes final midterm push with one week to go (CBS News)
• Two men accused in 'targeted' killing of 14-year-old and 12-year-old, D.C. police chief says (Washington Times)
• Why is Texas so important? It’s about Senate control – and symbolism. (Christian Science Monitor)
• Silicon Valley parents want the tech they help build out of their childrens’ schools (The Guardian US)
• Ramaswamy’s ugly Ohio ad points to a crisis in plain sight (Washington Examiner)
• Brainstacking: Can the latest TikTok trend actually reverse brain rot? (The Hill)
• The hidden GOP fundraising weakness is getting worse (Politico)
• DUKE: Silicon Valley Is Playing God While AI Plays The Devil (Daily Caller)
• Trump faces backlash after invoking 9/11 in verbal assault on El-Sayed (BBC)
• Can Black voting power and Trump fatigue break Mississippi's red wall? (NPR)
• Lindsay Clancy-obsessed mom Corie Walsh ‘fully’ supported by family who know ‘psychosis’ also to blame for her killing son: lawyer (New York Post)
• Sandra Birchmore’s cousin: Is Matthew Farwell’s twin the video ‘mystery man’? (NewsNation)
• Israel braces for an election each side warns could bring ruin (Axios)
• Fox News Power Rankings: As Iran looms large, can the GOP keep the faithful? (Fox News)
• Mamdani Struggles to Get a Handle on Homeless Encampments (WSJ)
• Convicted murderer escapes prison through fence, steals truck (CBS News)
• U.K. authorities charge two men in connection with alleged plot to attack RAF Fairford (Washington Times)
• As midterms near and Putin beckons, Trump embraces big-power diplomacy (Christian Science Monitor)