G20 ministers met in Atlanta without a family photo after Europeans refused to pose with Lavrov, exposing deep splits over Ukraine, Iran and trade.
The FCC will vote on November 19 on barring China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom from direct access to US phone numbers, citing security and scam robocalls.
The UN Security Council has renewed MINURSO until October 2027, putting Morocco’s autonomy plan at the centre of talks while keeping self-determination language.
Utah has charged Kalshi and its founders over sports event contracts, prompting DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics to pull back as a federal-state clash heads to court.
Justice Department charges five in Operation Ghostbusters, flagging 830,840 suspect student aid accounts tied to nearly $130 million in fraud nationwide.
Eleven EU countries will release 42.6 million barrels of strategic oil, including 20.5 million barrels of diesel, by January 2027 as winter fears grow.
Dockworkers at 113 ports in 22 countries stopped work on Friday, protesting arms shipments through civilian ports and deaths of seafarers in war zones.
Florida says a breach of its student financial aid website may have exposed personal information, including Social Security numbers, for about 4.9 million people.
A federal judge blocked a Medicaid rule that added an extra proof test for chronically ill people seeking work-requirement exemptions, siding with 25 states.
Israel’s final count gives Netanyahu’s bloc 53 seats, the opposition 48 and Arab parties 19, leaving no majority and opening difficult coalition talks.
Amazon reported $201.9 billion in Q3 sales and record AWS growth, yet shares fell after earnings missed estimates and AI spending stayed near $220 billion.
Trump has cancelled weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, switching to tele-rallies in at least 19 states as tight midterm polls reshape the final stretch.
