Monday, October 5, 2026
The bottom line
- Bosnia's nationalist parties swept Sunday's election; Dodik's SNSD kept the Serb seat.
- The FBI charged a California woman as an unregistered Chinese agent who tracked Taiwan leader's son.
- The U.S. pulled its bombers from a U.K. base after a new Iran-linked terror-plot scare.
- Trump's top economic adviser said Fed board member Jerome Powell should step down.
The World Overnight
Bosnia's nationalist parties sweep election
Nationalist parties dominated Bosnia's Sunday election across all three ethnic communities.
Sources: RFE/RL · Kyiv Independent
Defense & Security
US pulls bombers from UK base after terror plot
The U.S. withdrew about a dozen B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford, England, after intelligence pointed to an Iran-linked plot against the base.
Sources: UPI · Al Jazeera
Washington
Trump adviser urges Powell to leave Fed board
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said on Fox News it's "time" for Jerome Powell to leave the Federal Reserve's board, calling his continued presence "completely unprecedented."
Sources: Fox Business · Yahoo Finance (Bloomberg)
Markets & Your Money
Bayer to build $2.2B pharma plant in Ohio
Bayer will build a $2.2 billion pharmaceutical plant in New Albany, Ohio, the state's largest-ever international healthcare project and the largest German direct investment in Ohio history, creating about 600 jobs to produce active ingredients and finished medicines.
Sources: WYSO · Ad Hoc News
Sports Desk
MLB Braves 3, Dodgers 2 (NLDS Game 2): Dylan Lee got the win and Raisel Iglesias the save as Atlanta evened the series 1-1 at Dodger Stadium.
Sources: MLB.com · CBS Sports
MLB Brewers 4, Padres 3 (NLDS Game 2): Trevor Megill got the win as Milwaukee beat San Diego at American Family Field to take a 2-0 series lead.
Sources: MLB.com · CBS Sports
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