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Cryptocurrency prices slide after what may have been the largest crypto hack in history. President Donald Trump's approval rating among rural Americans is hitting record lows, as some farm groups spend big to beat Republicans in the midterms. Serbia's victorious student-led political party is deciding who to pick as prime minister. And Sir Patrick Stewart, who traversed the cosmos as Captain Jean-Luc Picard, dies at 86.
Reuters investigation: Iran's hidden web of military agencies is slipping hardware past the US blockade
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