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Summary
With midterm election day approaching, President Trump focused on the Lincoln Memorial renovation while Democrats rallied in Ohio, where Sherrod Brown is battling John Husted in a tight Senate race. New York State reported its first measles-related death in over 30 years, highlighting a growing outbreak across the region. Additionally, North Korea denied involvement in the massive Binance cryptocurrency hack, and researchers discovered that jumping spiders experience REM-like sleep cycles.
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Trump's closing speech at Lincoln Memorial
Ohio Senate race and election eve rallies
Husted and Vance in Cleveland; race implications
New York measles outbreak and first death in 30 years
North Korea denies Binance crypto heist
Flooding in the Southwest: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
Study finds spiders have REM-like sleep cycles
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