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Liberty Vote Acquires Dominion, Plans Election Integrity Overhaul Amidst Legal Challenges
Dominion Voting Systems has been acquired by Liberty Vote, spearheaded by ex-Republican election official Scott Leiendecker, marking a significant shift in ownership. The acquisition, aiming to restore trust, will reintroduce hand-marked paper ballots and adhere to recent executive orders, despite the legal challenges they face.


NATO Summit Sparks Tensions: Spain Resists Defense Spending Hike Amid Trump's Criticism
At the 2025 NATO summit, members agreed to boost military spending to 5% of GDP, but Spain hesitated, citing its focus on social welfare. While President Trump criticized Spain's defense budget, experts noted the lack of any formal NATO expulsion process, underscoring the strategic importance of Spain's bases.

Battlefield 6 launches with a massive player turnout and innovative community-driven map creation via the Portal toolkit, drawing significant user engagement. Notably, the Shipment map remake garners praise, highlighting EA's embrace of user-generated content, while developers ensure quality by reviewing all submissions.

Morgan Stanley will enable wealth management clients to invest in cryptocurrency funds, including in retirement accounts, starting October 15. This expansion follows Bitcoin ETF approvals and rising institutional interest, highlighting a shift in traditional investment firms towards digital assets.

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Peru's Congress has ousted President Dina Boluarte, citing 'permanent moral incapacity' amid allegations of corruption and escalating violence. Boluarte's removal, echoing past political turmoil, comes as her former allies withdrew support, paving the way for her successor, Jeri, to assume office until 2026 and tackle the country's crime wave.

Malaysia's new budget prioritizes AI, tech innovation, and local industry with RM550 million for semiconductor development and a Sovereign AI Cloud initiative. Transport, youth, and tourism sectors also see significant investments, aiming for economic growth and improved public services.

Russia's relentless missile attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have plunged Kyiv and nine regions into darkness as winter looms. President Zelensky seeks international aid, while the US bolsters support with a $500 million security package and Germany provides advanced air defense systems.
