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Andrea Kimi Antonelli clinched the title in Mexico, and BBC Sport rated the drivers' performances across the weekend. The ratings highlight who shone most beyond the champion's title-clinching result.
The Guardian Sport presents a photo gallery charting Kimi Antonelli's season after the young driver clinched the Formula One world championship. The images trace the key moments of his title-winning campaign. A first drivers' crown for Antonelli marks a generational shift in F1.
Democratic U.S. Representative Haley Stevens has endorsed a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate. The cross-party endorsement is unusual and could affect the Senate race by signaling discontent or strategic calculation. Al Jazeera reports on her reasons and the political implications.
Donald Trump held rallies in Iowa and Kansas to boost Republican candidates and help preserve the GOP's control of the US Senate. The visits underscore how Senate control affects Trump's agenda, legislation, and judicial confirmations.
Guardian columnist Taha Hashim argues that England's failure to make fuller use of leg-spinner Adil Rashid in Test cricket was a costly tactical error. He suggests the upcoming Ashes tour of Australia gives the side a chance to correct those selection and tactical mistakes. The piece is opinion and analysis rather than a report of new events.
Al Jazeera outlines what to know about California’s midterm elections, covering the state’s key races and issues. California’s contests matter nationally because of its size, congressional districts, and statewide ballot measures.
A Hacker News-linked critique argues that the Elizabeth Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything” misrepresents key facts about the Theranos founder and the scandal. The critique matters because documentaries shape public understanding of fraud and Silicon Valley accountability.