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France is putting 70,000 police officers on the streets this Halloween as authorities brace for another wave of anti-government riots following weeks of unrest. Demonstrations over rising costs and President Emmanuel Macron's budget cuts have escalated into riots, looting and property damage, with retail losses now estimated at more than $1 billion. Authorities are preparing for at least 150 planned gatherings nationwide, with concerns that some rioters could use Halloween masks to conceal their identities. See how officials are changing their approach to prevent another outbreak of violence: foxnews.com/world/france-dep…

NOW: President Trump shares his costume for the annual Halloween party at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. Donning a familiar dark blue suit and red tie, the president jokingly said he came dressed "as Donald Trump."

"We have the truth on our side, and that's going to win the day for Alaska." Sen. Dan Sullivan is expressing confidence in his reelection campaign as he accuses his opponent of cheating with the "Decoy Dan" controversy. Sullivan says Alaskans recognize what's happening and urges voters to head to the polls. He argues that his record, the issues and "the truth" will carry him to victory.

"I think that's an absolute lie to the Alaskan people." Sen. Dan Sullivan is accusing Mary Peltola of lying about her knowledge of the alleged "Decoy Dan" scheme during an appearance on@BigWeekendShow. Sullivan says Peltola continues to deny knowing about the effort to recruit a candidate with his name, despite reporting that her top campaign officials received weekly updates on the operation.

"If you're not happy with the way things are going, you've got to vote for change." Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is reminding California voters who are tired with the direction their state is going that they have another option and that he is the best choice for to turn it around. Hilton says thousands of excited people are showing up at his campaign rallies, describing an energy he believes California hasn't seen in at least two decades. He said his message is resonating and he's ready to become California's first Republican governor in 15 years.

Voters are clashing over allegations of a sham campaign in Alaska, and even supporters attending the same rally aren't seeing eye to eye. Fox News' @MattFinnFNC catches up with voters at a Mary Peltola campaign rally, where she again denies any involvement in the alleged scheme involving Daniel J. Sullivan, insisting she doesn't need to cheat to win. One Peltola supporter pushes back on the new reporting, suggesting disgruntled former campaign staffers may be behind the claims. Another voter at the same rally isn't convinced, calling the controversy a deliberate distraction. When Finn asks whether Peltola's denial is believable, the response is blunt: "No." Daniel S. Sullivan, the Republican in the race, has decried the controversy and state and federal official are investigating any potential wrongdoing.

"A real nail-biter and closer than it has been in the past." Voters in Maine are flocking to the polls as Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson are each making their final pitches before Election Day. In the latest Fox News poll, the nominees are locked in a 49%-49% tie in what could be a showdown to decide the majority in Senate. Fox News' @AlexisMcAdamsTV catches up with Jackson on the campaign trail, where he says voters are hungry for change and he's seeing enthusiasm unlike anything he's experienced before. When McAdams asks whether Collins should be worried, Jackson doesn't hold back. "Well, with her record, I'd be worried too," he said. Collins, meanwhile, is leaning on her influence on Capitol Hill, her connection to the working-class voters and the billions of dollars she says she's helped bring to Maine.

Ken Paxton and James Talarico are going after each other as Texas' Senate race heads into its final weekend before Election Day. At a rally in Fort Worth, Paxton accuses Talarico of supporting higher taxes on tips, overtime and Social Security, comparing him to progressive Democrats like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Talarico fires back, accusing Paxton of enriching himself while everyday Texans struggle to afford gas, groceries and healthcare. Fox News' @aacuna1 reports as the latest Fox News poll shows the candidates tied, with both campaigns making their final push for votes. Stay up to date with the latest headlines and breaking news — download the FOX News app 📷 foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

Mike Rogers and his wife have a Halloween birthday surprise for Abdul El-Sayed, and each gift comes with a pointed political message. Rogers pulls out a football, referencing El-Sayed's alleged criticism of "toxic masculinity," and fireworks, as the Democrat has criticized their use during the Fourth of July. "Because we love America," Rogers tells the crowd, explaining why Michiganders love celebrating the holiday. Then, a final gift: a small, black, fitted T-shirt.

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed addresses voters during a campaign stop Saturday, pushing back against the idea that his identity has anything to do with the economic challenges facing Americans. "My name and my faith aren't the reason you can't afford your gas." El-Sayed points to rising grocery costs and difficulty accessing healthcare before blaming government policies and criticizing the war in Iran. His remarks come just days before his Senate showdown with Republican Mike Rogers, as El-Sayed also faces a public dispute with former Democratic primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens. Stay up to date with the latest headlines and breaking news — download the FOX News app: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

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"Fight, fight, fight!" Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton invokes President Trump's defiant response to the 2024 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, as he rallies supporters ahead of Election Day. Paxton takes aim at Democratic opponent James Talarico's "radical agenda," telling the crowd his campaign is fighting for "faith, family, and freedom." "Let's go fight and let's save this state. Let's save this country," Paxton declares. Stay up to date with the latest headlines and breaking news — download the FOX News app: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

NOW: Protesters take to the streets of Paris as France braces for another day of nationwide demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron's government. Authorities deploy 70,000 police officers across the country, preparing for potential unrest just two weeks after riots and looting left shops and public buildings damaged. The latest demonstrations are fueled by anger over rising living costs, struggling public services and government spending plans, with roughly 150 gatherings planned nationwide. Stay up to date with the latest headlines and breaking news — download the FOX News app ⬇️ foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

"He's a con man. He's a deceiver." Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton takes aim at Democratic challenger James Talarico during an interview with @kayleighmcenany on @SatAmericaFNC. Paxton accuses Talarico of misleading Texas voters about his political beliefs, claiming he knows his actual positions would hurt his chances of winning. "He’s lying to Texans about his real views," Paxton says. Stay up to date with the latest headlines and breaking news — download the FOX News app: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

A dead heat in Maine with just days until Election Day. Five-term Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson are tied at 49% in the latest Fox News poll, setting up a closely watched Senate showdown. Fox News' @AlexisMcAdamsTV catches up with Jackson in Ellsworth, where he's meeting with local lobstermen and says he thinks he has a "good shot" at winning. Stay up to date with the latest headlines and breaking news — download the FOX News app: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy… @SatAmericaFNC

Could the expulsion of former Rep. George Santos offer a legal precedent in the fight over Ilhan Omar's future in Congress? President Trump is urging Omar's removal as federal investigators examine allegations involving her immigration paperwork, and constitutional experts say Republicans could pursue two different approaches. One involves challenging her eligibility to serve. The other involves a House expulsion vote, a process requiring a two-thirds majority. Constitutional scholar Cully Stimson describes the legal questions as largely "uncharted waters," pointing to the Santos case as a potentially relevant example. Omar denies wrongdoing, and the allegations remain unproven. See why a decades-old Supreme Court decision and the Santos expulsion are both part of the legal debate: foxnews.com/politics/trump-p…