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The documentary NAZA, which examines alleged Israeli war crimes, will be available to stream for free starting in November, according to an announcement shared by journalist Yuval Abraham. The free release is intended to broaden public access to the film's findings, and it comes amid continuing international debate over Israel's conduct of the war in Gaza.

Amazon has cast Ben Hardy in the lead role of 'Stillwater', an upcoming series adapted from the graphic novel of the same name. The casting announcement, reported by Variety, marks a key step in the show's development as the actor takes on the central character in the comic book adaptation for the streaming platform.

The Supreme Court has reinstated a federal immigration database, a decision arriving just ahead of the November election. Attention is now turning to whether Arizona officials will deploy the database, a state long at the center of immigration enforcement battles. Observers are weighing how the ruling could affect state-level checks and enforcement practices, and what role immigration policy will play in campaign debates heading into the vote.

The 29th FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show will take place November 10-12, 2026, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. Organisers describe it as a major international food and beverage exhibition offering a mature platform for cross-border trade. Businesses in the food and drink sector are being alerted to the dates as they plan participation and market entry into China.

Romanian engineering company Dai-Tech expects solar power, energy storage and data centre projects to account for more than 65% of its turnover by 2027, the company said in an interview with SeeNews. The outlook points to a strategic shift toward energy infrastructure serving growing power demand, including from data hubs.

WIRED reports that candidates it describes as extremists are running in the United States elections this November. The report highlights figures whose rhetoric or affiliations have raised concerns ahead of the vote, adding to broader debates about political extremism and the stakes of the midterms.

Attention is turning to state supreme court elections on the ballot this November in the United States. These races, often low-profile, draw interest because state supreme courts rule on abortion access, voting rules, redistricting and other contested issues. Observers are highlighting which states have open seats, how much money is flowing into judicial campaigns, and whether national political battles will spill into supposedly nonpartisan court contests.

A novelist whose previous book won the Pulitzer Prize has released a new novel that is failing commercially and critically, according to a New York Times report comparing the two books' fortunes. The piece examines why a writer at the height of literary prestige has not repeated the success, prompting discussion about prize momentum, reader expectations and how unpredictable book sales remain even for celebrated authors.

Election officials in Chicago and suburban Cook County are recruiting poll workers for the November midterm election. The effort comes as jurisdictions nationwide report difficulties staffing polling places, and local authorities are encouraging residents to sign up to help run voting sites on Election Day.

Officials in Union County, New Jersey are reminding voters that Tuesday, October 13 is the deadline to register for the November 3 general election. Residents must submit registration applications by that date to be eligible to vote, as the US heads into a closely watched presidential contest.

A best-selling author's 2018 thriller novel has climbed to the top of Amazon's thriller charts, fueled by the upcoming release of its star-studded film adaptation. Book sales often surge when a movie version nears release, and this title is the latest example, drawing fresh attention to the original story as anticipation builds among readers and moviegoers.

The 2026 Gwangju Biennale has opened with 43 participating artists, the smallest lineup since the Biennale was founded in 1995. The exhibition runs through November 15 in Gwangju, South Korea. Art watchers are weighing the reduced roster, with some seeing it as a deliberate curatorial choice toward intimacy and others questioning what a smaller edition signals for one of Asia's leading art events.

A new form of mosquito population control is being introduced in the Washington, D.C. area, according to The Washington Post. The approach is described as a type of 'mosquito birth control,' aimed at curbing mosquito numbers and the diseases they can carry. Details about the exact method and deployment sites have not yet been widely reported.

Mount Sinai has announced a collaborative research agreement to evaluate a novel liquid radioembolic agent for treating brain tumors. The therapy would deliver radiation directly to tumor tissue in liquid form, an approach being explored for cancers that are difficult to treat surgically. Details on the partner institution, trial design and timeline have not yet been released, and clinical results remain pending.

The Supreme Court will take up the question of whether judges have the power to extend voting hours, but only after the November election. The timing means any ruling will come too late to affect the upcoming vote, and the case is being closely watched given recurring litigation over polling hours and Election Day disruptions in contested states.

An opinion piece in the Bucks County Beacon argues that November's elections carry high stakes for environmental protection, household finances and democratic institutions alike. The piece urges voters to treat environmental policy as inseparable from economic and democratic concerns when casting their ballots, framing the vote as a referendum on all three at once.

The Friends of the Hardeeville Community Library in South Carolina are organizing a book sale in November. The event will raise funds to support library programs and services, with donated and withdrawn books typically offered at low prices to the community. Further details on dates, times and locations have not yet been announced.

Writer Hernan Diaz is discussing his new novel, pushing back on readings that frame the book as a dystopian story. In an interview published by Literary Hub, he insists the work should not be classified as dystopia, asking readers to take his word for it. The comments are drawing attention from the literary world as discussion builds around the acclaimed author's latest release.

Formula One has announced additional panelists and new programming for its F1 Business Summit, scheduled for November 19 in Las Vegas. The event brings together figures from sport, business and entertainment alongside the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend. Further details on the full lineup have been published by Formula One World Championship Limited.

Apollo Global Management has announced it will release its third quarter 2026 financial results on November 3, 2026. The scheduling notice gives investors and analysts a date to expect the asset manager's quarterly earnings figures and the accompanying call with management. Quarterly results from Apollo are closely watched for signs of performance across its credit, private equity and retirement services businesses.

Technologia Incognita, a hackerspace in Amsterdam, is hosting a 'TechInc 3D Sunday' gathering on 1 November 2026. The event is listed on foss.events, a calendar for free and open-source software meetups, and has been announced within the FOSS community. Details about the programme have been shared via the event listing for those interested in attending.

Lancaster County has begun mailing out early ballots to voters ahead of the November election. The start of mail voting marks the opening of the county's election season, giving residents their first chance to cast ballots. Local news coverage of the mailout is drawing attention as voters prepare to participate ahead of Election Day.

Indie developers are questioning why they should surrender the whole of November to the release of GTA 6. Rockstar's long-awaited blockbuster is expected to dominate sales and attention, yet a number of smaller studios are still choosing to launch their games in the same month, arguing players will look for alternatives and that backing down rewards the shadow of one giant release.

Universal has set the Andrew Garfield historical drama The Uprising for digital release on September 29, with 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD editions following on November 3. The announcement gives home viewers a clear timeline for the film after its theatrical window, with the premium 4K edition arriving alongside standard formats in early November.

One of Lee Child's most beloved Jack Reacher novels may never reach the screen, according to a ComingSoon report on why Prime Video's hit Reacher series could struggle to adapt it. The story has reignited discussion among fans of the books and the Amazon adaptation about which installment is being called 'impossible' to film and why.

Voter registration deadlines for the November election are drawing near, with local media reminding residents to register or update their details before they close. Election officials typically urge voters to check registration status ahead of the cutoff. Specific dates and states affected were not detailed in the report.

The Wall Street Journal outlines the possible consequences of Democrats winning in November, examining how unified Democratic control could shape policy in the United States. The piece is drawing attention as voters and commentators weigh the stakes of the midterm elections, including potential changes to legislation, economic policy, and the balance of power in Washington.

Nexio has announced an expanded technology partnership with Innovecture aimed at strengthening its global engineering capabilities. The announcement, made via a press release, says the collaboration will deepen the two companies' work together on engineering services worldwide. No further details about financial terms or specific projects were provided, and there has been little public reaction or commentary so far.

Tulsa County will offer more early voting locations for the November election, the Tulsa Flyer reports. The expansion is intended to give voters greater access to the ballot ahead of Election Day in Oklahoma's second-largest county. The exact number of new sites and their locations have not been detailed in the reporting.

AARP Nebraska is telling voters to confirm their identification and registration status ahead of the November election. The group says checking these details early helps people avoid problems at the polls, including issues with voter ID requirements or outdated registration records. The reminder comes as Nebraska voters prepare to cast ballots in the general election.