The US Embassy warned of a credible mass-casualty threat at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve in Moscow on October 31.

The site is a palace and park complex in southern Moscow that draws visitors, especially on weekends.

The embassy advised people to avoid the area and crowds, and said it was coordinating with Russian authorities.

Russia’s FSB security service confirmed it had received US information about preparations for an attack and said it was taking appropriate measures.

The Trump administration is pushing for a greater role in US elections ahead of the November 3 midterms.

The effort includes seeking voter registration lists, asking to set aside ballots flagged as possibly cast by non-citizens, and suing to delay certification in Alaska.

The Constitution gives states, not the president, authority to run elections, and federal courts have rejected several of the administration’s legal demands.

Studies have found non-citizen voting to be exceptionally rare, while officials and voting rights groups warn that investigations and pressure on election workers could disrupt voting or discourage eligible voters.

Turkish businessman Umut Güner was detained in an investigation into investment funds led by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office.

Güner owns Dünya, an economics newspaper in Turkey, which he bought in 2024.

Bulls Yatırım Holding owns 20.45% of Dünya Holding, the company linked to the newspaper.

Turkey’s Capital Markets Board had previously ordered the liquidation of 15 investment funds managed by Bulls Portföy.

Intel shares fell 30% on Friday after the US chipmaker gave a weaker-than-expected financial outlook.

The company expects fourth-quarter revenue of $15 billion to $16 billion, below analysts’ average forecast of $17.07 billion.

Intel also said it does not expect positive cash flow this year, adding to concerns about its finances as it spends on manufacturing and AI.

Demand for personal computers has slowed, and the company expects sales from its PC chip business to fall more than 20% in the current quarter.

Malicious code stole about $2.7 million from Polymarket traders on October 29, using a script supplied by website-monitoring company DebugBear.

Polymarket is a platform where people trade on the outcomes of future events, and the incident affected its international service.

The code ran on the site and used access available in traders’ signed-in sessions to sell positions or transfer them to a wallet set by the attacker.

Polymarket says 726 affected wallets will be refunded, though blockchain estimates and early reports gave different loss totals.

USC upset No.

2 Ohio State in a Big Ten college football game.

Maiava and Mosley made big plays for USC in the win.

Ohio State faced a freshman quarterback who had been a high school quarterback in Southern California.

Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 earned more on its third Saturday than it did on Friday, as its box-office run picked up pace.

The reported Saturday collection varies: one tracker put its India net at Rs 9.35 crore, while another estimated Rs 7.18 crore.

The film is the sequel to Rajinikanth’s 2023 hit Jailer, and it opened in cinemas on October 15.

Its India net total was reported between Rs 442.58 crore and Rs 444.75 crore, depending on the estimate.

Dutch supermodel Lara Stone says she has breast cancer and has begun treatment.

The 42-year-old shared the diagnosis on Instagram, saying it came as a shock.

She said the cancer was found early, but has not disclosed its stage or the treatment she is receiving.

Stone is a mother of two and was previously married to comedian David Walliams.