FTX founder Bankman-Fried is weighing perhaps his biggest gamble yet: Whether to testify in his own defense at his federal fraud trial after prosecutors wrap up their own case. https://ift.tt/rn7SxfR

The candidate of Argentina’s ruling Peronist party surprisingly finished ahead of a libertarian in the first round of the presidential election. The runoff will be Nov. 19. https://ift.tt/H9LRZqY

Energy producers are sparring over subsidies from the climate law, afightthat pits the Biden administration’s goals for growth against its efforts to reduce emissions. https://ift.tt/WTAjsXe

Consumers who have absorbed big price increases are growing more cautious, pressuring sales of everything from frozen meals to pet food and prompting food companies to offer more deals. https://ift.tt/xdcYf6C

Meta is wrestling with how to enforce its content rules amid the Israel-Hamas war as hateful comments have surged through Instagram. https://ift.tt/LroQ1NM

A feature to alert pilots of potential runway crashes is widely available, but in many cases, isn’t turned on, as regulators have been reluctant to require its use. https://ift.tt/3J0SuXF

Israel ramped up its bombing of targets on three fronts, including a rare airstrike in the West Bank, as humanitarian aid trickled into Gaza in an international effort to ease the hardship the conflict has wrought on civilians there. https://ift.tt/lWZf0tq

Israel faces a dilemma in seeking to free its hostages from Hamas: Let talks play out, risking an impasse, or go ahead with a ground push into Gaza, putting the captives’ lives in danger. https://ift.tt/A97GZak

Venezuela’s release of five political prisoners after a deal with the U.S. has given hope to the families of others detained by Maduro’s regime. https://ift.tt/YJnm5I7

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