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AI & Politics: President Trump unveiled a new “Super Intelligence Force,” naming intelligence chief Jay Clayton as the White House AI czar, as the administration pushes federal coordination on AI. Elections & Voting: Trump told Republicans to vote by mail and in-person as midterm turnout fears grow, while Florida voters face fast-approaching registration deadlines. Economy & Jobs: The U.S. added just 29,000 jobs in September, with unemployment steady at 4.2% and major revisions to prior months. Health: Flu season is underway, with experts urging shots for everyone 6 months and older, including newer options for older adults. Energy & Foreign Policy: Energy Secretary Chris Wright argued ending the Iran war could lower energy prices, as Iran warns of “crushing” retaliation if military action resumes. Public Safety: A U.S. Marine was arrested in Japan in connection with a woman’s death in Okinawa, prompting a formal protest. State Watch: Tennessee paused executions after a botched lethal injection of Christa Pike, ordering a third-party review. Local Crime: Police in North Cotabato, Philippines, found a loaded .45 pistol in a 17-year-old student’s motorcycle during school security checks.

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