All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are on the ballot Nov. 3. Democrats need a net three House seats and four Senate seats, and forecasters give them the edge.

Trump said at a Dubuque rally he could have won the Vietnam War in a week while defending the length of the Iran war. The Ho Chi Minh City he named was Saigon, capital of U.S.-allied South Vietnam, until 1975.

The B61-11 is the only U.S. nuclear bomb built to burrow before it explodes. Analysts say it fits targets like Pickaxe Mountain, which Tucker Carlson claims Trump may strike.

Tucker Carlson says Trump may decide by Nov. 7 on a nuclear strike on Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain under Netanyahu’s pressure. Trump ruled out nuclear use in October. Neither Washington nor Israel has confirmed Carlson’s claims.

Filings show Abigail Ronson and Jesse Stokes, who work on Mike Rogers’ Michigan Senate campaign through a vendor, registered as foreign agents for Israel via a Havas contract. The campaign has not commented.

Trump says Iran will either make a deal or the U.S. will end it, per a Clash Report video.

According to OSINT analyst Rich Tedd, a UAE-linked Boeing 747 flew Toyota pickups to Addis Ababa during a record October airlift. The UAE and Ethiopia have denied backing the RSF.

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni says backing Ukraine may cost her votes, ANSA reported Oct. 30. League leader Salvini wants aid stopped; Tajani says a new package is ready.

Anne Applebaum writes in The Atlantic that Trump reportedly pressed Poland’s defense minister to leave Tusk’s coalition. She cites Polish media reports rather than new sourcing, and no proposal has been publicly confirmed.

Ukraine’s air-alert app sent Kyiv residents a “radiation danger” warning, and Telegram channels say it also issued chemical and street-fighting alerts. Channels said it may have been hacked or glitched. No official cause has been confirmed.

Trump is weighing renewed Iran strikes after Tuesday’s midterms and questioning allies about Hegseth and Caine, The Atlantic reports. It says he is searching for someone to blame.

Incumbent Iliana Yotova leads Bulgaria’s presidential runoff with 58.2% to Andrey Gyurov’s 38.6%, per Myara’s 100% parallel count. Official results are pending.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran and Qatari mediators have a two-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. would act on day one, and shipping would resume on day two. Washington has not confirmed it.

Netanyahu is reportedly pressing Trump to strike Iran immediately after Tuesday’s U.S. midterms, but Trump wants to give negotiations more time, Axios reports. Sources called their Saturday call “tough” and “direct.”

Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy is hospitalized after a stroke. His chief of staff says he is awake and alert and responding well to treatment, and that doctors are encouraged by his progress.

Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers at a Detroit church, the Washington Post reports. AP, CBS and Axios call it an appearance. Michigan votes Tuesday.

The Qatari LNG carrier Al Mayeda, bound for Pakistan, was struck by projectiles in the Gulf on Oct. 30. Bloomberg reports Iran had cleared the voyage hours earlier. No one has claimed the attack, and all 25 crew are safe.

Serbia’s central bank revoked Alta Bank’s license and moved it toward bankruptcy, citing sharply worse finances. Prosecutors are probing reported transfers abroad, and the bank was popular with Russians.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he is ready to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Türkiye. He hopes President Recep Tayyip Erdogan can help arrange a leaders' summit. Zelensky made the remarks in an interview with CNN Türk.

A photo shows a long line of U.S. Air Force tankers, mostly KC-135s, at Ramon Airport near Eilat in southern Israel. Israel's Channel 14 has reportedly counted more than 80 U.S. tankers across Israel as part of a Middle East airlift.