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[EN] Financial Times

Israel’s poll chief rebukes Netanyahu’s claims of ‘stolen’ election

The head of the Central Elections Committee has insisted the elections were ‘conducted properly’

Petrol prices set to hit record high under Trump on eve of US elections

Average fuel costs during president’s second term pass Biden-era levels as affordability issues top Tuesday’s midterm polls

Oil tumbles on hopes for US-Iran talks

Prices extend decline after Iran’s president said the country’s supreme leader had given officials certain authority over talks

The inconvenient truths of Nixon’s legacy

Maga supporters would do well to ponder his economic shadow, which continues to do damage today

Escaping Idi Amin — urgent documentary revisits the 1972 expulsion of Ugandan Asians

Interviewees share nightmarish accounts of being forced about by the dictator, with striking parallels to far-right rhetoric in the west today

Alstom shares tumble 26% after train maker cuts profit forecast

French group also sets out plan to cut €2bn in debt in second major profit warning under new chief Martin Sion

UK government waters down proposals for legal migration

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood abandons plans to force many care workers to wait 15 years for permanent settlement

Big Food faces a multibillion-dollar health check

Makers of ultra-processed foods are under pressure as the US government steps up efforts to reduce the causes of preventable ill-health

Anthropic reveals $900bn AI spending commitments ahead of IPO

Claude maker’s infrastructure costs rise faster than revenues, as investors scrutinise economics of AI boom

AI build-out forecasts are increasingly reliant on Elon Musk telling the truth

Everything you always wanted to know about SpaceX (but were afraid to ask)

European supermarket freezers overheat in fresh cyber attack

Freezer temperatures surge to as high as 55C in dozens of stores across Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and Estonia

Chess: Gawain Maroroa Jones wins fourth English title

Puzzle: find White’s winning move

Donald Trump’s imperial presidency faces a popular uprising

Voters have grown weary of the president’s monument-building at a time of high living costs

Netanyahu presses Trump for renewed strikes against Iran

Israeli leader and US president talk on phone as mediation efforts led by Qatar seek to broker interim deal between Washington and Tehran

Germany warns politicians their iPhones may be hacked

Government says MPs and officials who received warnings from Apple should assume their phones have been compromised

South Africa’s opposition bets on ‘daft’ stunts to unseat ANC in Johannesburg

Democratic Alliance targets mayoral election in Africa’s richest city in effort to present itself as the opposition-in-waiting

What caused the $6.3bn Binance hack?

Blockchains are not the problem; it is the ecosystem around them that has introduced technological vulnerabilities

Business has a crucial role in helping the Neets to work

Saving an entire generation is a whole-systems challenge

Fox News suffers sharp drop in ratings as US elections approach

Lachlan Murdoch blames ‘viewer fatigue’ as CNN and MS NOW expand viewership

Spanish train crash puts Sánchez’s re-election hopes in jeopardy

Second deadly accident this year on Madrid-Seville line ‘reinforces the idea . . . everything is a mess’ ahead of November 29 vote

Marvell to buy data centre component maker Lumentum in $115bn AI bet

Silicon Valley companies said all-stock deal would create a ‘leader in AI connectivity’

The midterms and the world

A Democratic sweep of both houses of Congress would see big changes on energy and trade in particular

Submit a question: How will the midterms change US politics?

Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with the FT’s senior US columnists Edward Luce and Rana Foroohar on Friday November 6 at 1pm (ET) / 6pm (GMT)

Online betting companies wager big money on US state elections

Tuesday’s midterm polls offer an opportunity for gambling and predictions businesses to shape how they are regulated