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Between the TV spots, the mailers and the texts, it’s hard to find a clear read on the election.
Follow the final week with reporters who have covered campaigns, Congress and the White House for decades.
Canada's judicial system is applying the business adage "You break it, you buy it" to prospective buyers who damage high-performing sports cars during test drives. trib.al/dEuBaCi
The Metropolitan Police Department is asking for public help to identify three suspects who allegedly broke into a historic Washington church building twice and stole equipment. buff.ly/dVsftqm
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said business school graduates should become more innovative with their career choices since artificial intelligence is handling menial tasks once handled by people. trib.al/LPzra5P
Authorities raised the reward to $15,000 for details regarding an escaped Tennessee inmate who breached a prison perimeter fence and fled in a stolen truck. buff.ly/2r1Rwpe
A federal jury in Virginia convicted a U.S. Jamaican dual national of orchestrating a murder-for-hire scheme to eliminate child support payments. buff.ly/wdUWq7e
The Washington Times has reviewed more than 200 cases filed over the past decade, some dating back to the first Trump administration, and has spotted clear trends in how noncitizens end up on voter rolls and in their motivations for signing up.
Those handling the registration say it is up to someone later in the process to identify illegally registered voters. Meanwhile, election officials later in the process say it is not their job to police citizenship. They say they trust migrants to be truthful when they register and are asked to affirm they are indeed citizens.
In short, it is always someone else who is expected to stop it, and sometimes nobody does.
Federal officials declared an emergency Wednesday evening after a fire ignited at a national lab in South Carolina that used to make crucial parts for nuclear bombs. trib.al/ENOzALS
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy ordered an investigation into whether the campaign of Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola violated state laws for allegedly recruiting an outside contender with the same name as the Republican incumbent. trib.al/zfdsYz6
A hacking group leaked the files of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security personnel online, exposing names, phone numbers and addresses. trib.al/7hFvuhh
A new air-launched hypersonic missile is entering the production phase as the first ultra-high-speed weapon for the service, according to an Air Force statement. trib.al/DZ00ai7
Twenty years ago this week, the Navy experienced one of its worst security failures when a Chinese Song-class submarine surfaced undetected within torpedo range of the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk in waters near Japan. trib.al/MhMAeLv
Iran says 3 oil tankers struck mines in the Strait of Hormuz trib.al/wGYY7Ke
SEN. CHRIS MURPHY: The Trump admin is engaged in a cover-up effort to hide the extent of the damage done to U.S. military bases in the Middle East by Iran this year.
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Sunny Hostin of "The View" called Jay-Z's self-appointment as the star of the Super Bowl halftime show a "valid choice," but she also has some concerns to share with the billionaire rapper and business mogul. trib.al/dI4gFig
Justice Department announces Trump plans for golf course are in the works, course will close Nov. 15 trib.al/hMU7we3
Movie Review: In the family drama 'Gentle Monster,' the evil is coming from inside the house trib.al/fHrQOYu
The Philippines' top diplomat leads a humanitarian mission to Myanmar trib.al/KHAKfQi
