File photoTech sell-off gives Wall Street its worst day since June
The Nasdaq fell 2.9% and the S&P 500 1.8% on Friday as Intel plunged and worries grew about the cost of the AI boom.
Read the storySeven stories to know this Saturday, US first: a tech sell-off on Wall Street, record early voting, the first pope to vote in a US election, a standoff over Poland's top court, Patriot missiles for Ukraine, France's Halloween protests and a G20 snub of Russia's Lavrov.
File photoThe Nasdaq fell 2.9% and the S&P 500 1.8% on Friday as Intel plunged and worries grew about the cost of the AI boom.
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File photoMore than 43 million Americans have already voted ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, far ahead of the pace set in 2022.
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File photoThe Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, sent in an absentee ballot for Tuesday's midterm elections.
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File photoThe suspension of the Constitutional Tribunal's president sparked protests in Warsaw and led President Karol Nawrocki to cut short a trip abroad.
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File photoThe State Department cleared the sale of 500 Patriot interceptors paid for by allies and an EU loan, but Ukraine warns deliveries could take years.
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File photoFrance is bracing for a third weekend of youth-led protests over living costs and schools, while large Gen Z protests are planned across Germany.
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File photoThe US canceled the traditional G20 foreign ministers' photo in Atlanta after several delegations refused to stand with Russia's Sergey Lavrov.
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