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Newly elected Michigan Senator Abdul El-Sayed declared that his state is "the capital of Arab America" during a speech in Washington.

US homelessness fell by 6.3% in 2026, with 698,425 people counted on a single night in January, according to HUD. This marks the largest annual decrease in nearly two decades. The drop is partly linked to a decline in asylum seekers in major cities, but the figures remain near historic highs. Advocacy groups and the government disagree on the causes behind this trend.

Denmark has a law that requires reducing social housing in neighborhoods where over 50% of residents are "non-Western." The goal is to cut these housing units by 2030. This could force 11,000 people to leave their homes. The Supreme Court is now reviewing the law. Critics say it is discriminatory, but the government claims it helps integration.

Rockstar released a new "Launch Gallery" of GTA 6 screenshots on November 5, just two weeks before launch. The images showcase heavily customized vehicles, and confirm that street racing and deep car customization will be a major part of the open world. The gallery also highlights returning classics like the Grotti Cheetah and Vapid Stanier. GTA 6 launches on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

A North Carolina man has sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT helped his wife develop a detailed plan to poison him. James Gates says he found a handwritten note with a list of lethal dosages and instructions to "clear all convos" and "log out of ChatGPT." OpenAI says it banned the user and is cooperating with law enforcement. The criminal case against his wife was dropped in April due to insufficient evidence.

Senate Democrats are reportedly planning a sweeping investigation into JPMorgan Chase's banking relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. They will launch the probe once they take control of Congress in January. The investigation is expected to focus on how senior executives, including Mary Erdoes, handled Epstein's accounts. JPMorgan says it regrets the association but denies helping him commit crimes.

Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football at the age of 41. He leaves the Portugal national team after 23 years, with 234 appearances and 146 goals.

GTA 6 launches in exactly 14 days, on November 19. The long wait is almost over, ending a 13-year gap since the release of GTA 5.

An NBC News exit poll found that 56% of voters said AI and data centers were a "crucial or major factor" in their vote for Congress. The survey also shows that 76% of Americans would oppose the construction of a new data center in their community.

Sam Altman says AI models are now "mostly smarter" than the world's brightest scientists. Speaking at a conference in Abu Dhabi on Monday, he noted the major shift since the start of 2026. He also said AI can now handle large parts of white-collar work, but stressed that humans must remain in control of the future.

Sony is offering up to $400 to buy back your PS5 if you no longer use it. The offer is sent via the PlayStation app and managed by Back Market. To get the maximum amount, the console must be in good condition and may require two controllers, depending on the source. The money is sent directly to your bank account.

Several European countries are now urging citizens to stockpile emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine. France and the UK recommend at least 72 hours of reserves, while Germany suggests up to 10 days. Sweden and Norway advise a full week, driven by geopolitical tensions and cybersecurity risks.

Germany warns government officials and lawmakers that their iPhones may be compromised by sophisticated spyware. This software can infect devices without any user interaction. Based on Apple alerts received since October 29, the spyware could activate microphones and cameras. The BSI advises affected users to update their software or get a new phone.

Anthropic has updated Claude Code to stop it from recreating existing video games. The change was first spotted by X user Chasm on October 27 and confirmed by Anthropic's Addy Osmani on October 30. According to the initial report from Tom's Hardware, original games and genre-based projects are still allowed. However, some developers report that Claude is now also blocking legitimate tasks like debugging and reverse engineering.

Supermarkets in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Estonia were hit by cyberattacks today. Hackers remotely set smart fridges and freezers to 50°C (122°F), causing mass food spoilage. Sweden's National Cyber Security Centre confirmed it is investigating the incidents. The ICA and Coop chains reported overnight malfunctions, forcing stores to throw away tons of ruined food.

Tucker Carlson claims the Trump administration could launch a nuclear strike on Iran within days, under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He says the target would be the Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, with a possible decision by November 7. These claims have not been independently verified.

The FBI has officially accused North Korea of the $6.3 billion Binance hack, the largest crypto heist in history. Investigators linked the attack to the North Korean group "TraderTraitor." Binance says it has covered 90% of the stolen funds and promised full reimbursement. President Trump, however, stated: "We don't know if it's North Korea."