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Barack Obama and Donald Trump held dueling campaign rallies in battleground states, including Michigan, on Oct. 24-25, with the midterms less than two weeks away.

A Ninth Circuit panel questioned the DOJ's emergency request to set aside 20,000 California mail ballots, while the DOJ's lawsuit over Alaska's Senate race certification continued to draw responses.

A shooting near Florida A&M University's football stadium in Tallahassee injured about a dozen people, including children, on Oct. 25.

Elon Musk said he was behind a recent Starlink slowdown in Ukraine and claimed Kyiv violated the terms of service, which Ukraine disputes, prompting criticism from US lawmakers.

CBS News' 60 Minutes aired a report on Trump administration third-country deportations, including a Texas man sent to Ghana and then Mali, while other immigration-related stories continued to emerge.

Coverage is driven by a sharp AI-stock selloff and funding worries, plus a new lawsuit from Elvis Presley's rights holder against Anthropic over Claude's training data.

With the midterms less than two weeks away, Trump and Obama campaigned in dueling rallies while the DOJ's bid to block certification of the Alaska Senate race and Trump's push for Tina Peters drew coverage.

Coverage is driven by Medicare Advantage cancellations affecting about 1 million seniors, the start of ACA open enrollment, and Republicans' struggle to answer Democratic attacks on Medicaid cuts.

The topic is in the news mainly because a Mississippi officer who fatally shot 1-year-old Kohen Wiley resigned on Oct 23, after bodycam video was released and the shooting was deemed justified by the attorney general.