Trump intervenes as Ghana demands justice for teenager killed in US

Israel Arrests 10 for Settler Attack on US Journalist, Diplomats

According to the sources, Israeli police arrested at least 10 suspects over weekend attacks by settlers in the occupied West Bank on a Washington Post photojournalist and European diplomats. Egypt Independent reported the arrests came amid US pressure over a surge in settler violence. DW reported that Yesh Din has recorded at least 170 settler attacks since September 27. Al-Monitor, citing Reuters, said police announced the arrests on Monday, and the United States and Israel's allies have called for action. Middle East Eye reported eight arrests rather than 10. Summary from 9 sources

Sources differ: Middle East Eye reported eight arrests, while Al-Monitor, Bloomberg, DW and MyJoyOnline reported 10.

Summary from 9 sources Bloomberg Politics first also DW News, DW News (all), Al Jazeera English, Egypt Independent and 4 more

Trump Cancels In-Person Midterm Election Rallies

According to the Bloomberg Politics report, President Donald Trump canceled in-person appearances in Kansas and Iowa for the closing days of the midterm campaign, and the Republican National Committee said he would instead hold a large number of tele-rallies. The Sydney Morning Herald reported he would phone into nearly 20 tele-rallies instead of travelling. The Guardian reported that Trump later reversed the decision and uncancelled the rallies, while The Korea Times, citing a person familiar with the plans, said he would now visit Iowa and Kansas on Sunday. Sources differ on whether the in-person rallies went ahead, and the outcome remains reported differently across outlets. Summary from 10 sources

Sources differ: The Guardian and The Korea Times report that the Kansas and Iowa rallies were rescheduled, while the Sydney Morning Herald, Bloomberg and CBS News report them as cancelled.

Summary from 10 sources Bloomberg Politics first also The New York Times, Al Jazeera English, The Guardian World, The Sydney Morning Herald and 5 more

Bond investors sit out ‘most consequential’ US midterm elections in years

The Financial Times reported, in two of its feeds, that bond investors are sitting out what it described as the most consequential US midterm elections in years. According to the report, big fund managers are pressing pause as the vote and economic data releases loom. The sources supplied are headlines and short excerpts only, so further detail on the scale of the pullback, the managers involved, or the expected market effects cannot be confirmed from them. Both feeds carry the same headline and standfirst, so the sources do not disagree. Summary from 2 sources

Summary from 2 sources Financial Times first