50 companies have now objected to tokenized trading of their shares on the venue run by OKX and NYSE owner ICE, its Oct. 30 public notice shows. The list includes Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Broadcom and Micron.
9 people were shot, 1 fatally, outside Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama, after the Magic City Classic, the biggest HBCU football game in the US. Police detained one person and are asking the public for video.
Germany's Gen Z cost-of-living protests turned into riots: looters hit Frankfurt shops, including a gun store, and police faced Molotov cocktails. 27 officers were hurt in Berlin.
One or two Iranian sites are still left to "take care of," Trump told reporters, naming the suspected nuclear complex Pickaxe Mountain. He said the U.S. can do it "in 10 minutes."
DeepSeek, fresh off a roughly 100 billion yuan raise, open-sourced Super-agent: a prototype coding agent that reads developer chats and proposes fixes unprompted. The target is Anthropic's Claude Code.
Iran's navy says an oil tanker is on fire in the Strait of Hormuz after a mine incident, Iranian state media reports. The navy says the ship was in a restricted area. Hours earlier, Iran's security chief vowed to keep the strait shut until Tehran's demands are met.
A Trump-Putin meeting is on the table for the APEC summit in Shenzhen, Nov 18-19. Rubio says he raised it briefly with Lavrov at the G20 in Atlanta, not in a formal meeting.
A federal judge barred the Justice Department from threatening election officials with charges over about 20,000 California ballots. DOJ appealed Saturday.