Al Jazeera turns 30 on November 1, 2026, splitting Arabic news across three channels, adding 33 programmes and launching the first phase of its AI newsroom tool.
A federal judge has temporarily barred federal agencies from pressuring election officials over ballots and voter rolls, days before the November 3 midterms.
Clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. on November 1, 2026, ending daylight saving time across most of the US while the Senate bill stalls.
The UN political mission in Somalia closed on October 31 after a two-year handover, ending more than three decades of UN political work in Mogadishu.
Two judges ordered USDA to use contingency funds for November SNAP, but 42 million recipients still face an empty start to November as the plan deadline looms.
One person was killed and six others were wounded in a targeted shooting inside a Spirit Halloween store at Solano Town Center in Fairfield, California.
Jacob Allen Morley remains at large on October 31 after escaping a Tennessee prison, with a rising reward and a stolen truck found in Illinois.
Aden residents are stockpiling food and mapping escape routes as Houthi missiles strike the presidential palace, airport and port in a city that once felt safe.
Germany’s youth-led rallies spread across dozens of cities as France deploys 70,000 officers for Halloween protests over living costs and schools.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to a formal slavery apology but rules out reparations ahead of next week’s Commonwealth summit.
Algeria’s parliament has backed its first foreign troop deployment since 1973, sending army units to northern Niger to guard shared energy assets at Madama.
Sulaiman Khan says Imran Khan has not been heard from since August and warns his life is in danger, as Pakistan’s government denies mistreatment.
