Seven stories to know this Friday, US first: Justice Department subpoenas in California, a rough night for Amazon and Intel, Israel's final count, a record Binance hack, the Oleshky evacuation, El Salvador's troops in Haiti and the death of Patrick Stewart.
File photoFederal prosecutors have sent grand jury subpoenas to California election workers over claims of noncitizen voting, days before the midterms.
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File photoAmazon narrowly missed forecasts as AI spending drained its cash flow, and Intel sank on a weak outlook, deepening investor worries about the cost of the AI boom.
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File photoNeither Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's opposition reached the 61 seats needed to govern, with Arab-led parties winning a record 19.
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File photoThe world's biggest crypto exchange says about $6.3 billion in assets were hit in a hack that blockchain analysts link to North Korea.
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File photoBuses began taking residents out of the devastated Russian-occupied town under a local ceasefire, with Ukrainian and Russian officials on the ground together.
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File photoEl Salvador says it has deployed more than 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to find four air force technicians missing since a gang ambush on Oct. 18.
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File photoThe British actor, famous as Captain Jean-Luc Picard and as Professor X in X-Men, died at his home in Los Angeles.
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