From @WSJopinion: Everyone has felt tested the past few years. Now the country is making a big and steely decision, writes Peggy Noonan. https://t.co/BMWpwAvxeb

From creative pumpkin recipes to spooky but stylish decorating tips, here's how to celebrate Halloween safely https://t.co/qJ4KsKbtYK

Baby Yoda is back. Don't care? There's also a horror-comedy, Christmas movies and more than two dozen other picks. https://t.co/07L7tTZuzu

Suspected Iranian government-backed hackers have probed state election websites since September, accessing nonpublic voter registration data in at least one state, federal agencies said https://t.co/z9za7xOoWX

Six months after listing for $47.5 million, John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s former 14,000-square-foot Spanish-style Palm Beach estate has sold for $36 million https://t.co/RVbZ6QGarb

A little strategy in the aisles yields delicious dividends and plenty of deals, too. Sniff out your bottles with maximum efficiency using our wine columnist’s handy map. https://t.co/G9Nnd4fRy0

From @WSJbooks: Nearly 70 years after his death, Joseph Stalin’s legacy still haunts the countries he once ruled. Joshua Rubenstein reviews Ronald Grigor Suny’s “Stalin: Passage to Revolution.” https://t.co/Pftsuj8JI4

Whether they made up their minds recently or saw their presidential picks cemented by the events of 2020, voters in 10 battleground states cited the economy, racial justice, the coronavirus, trade and climate change among things they cared most about https://t.co/rZ7uLA2KcH https://t.co/nWTf5cHmIl

Inspire Brands will buy Dunkin’ Brands for $11.3 billion including debt, the companies said, setting up one of the largest restaurant deals in years https://t.co/alltTipYBG

A question for zombies: How can you safely devour a corpse when we're in the middle of a pandemic? A small Japanese troupe is keeping spectators for its horror act in cars, separated from any virus carriers https://t.co/CyKUQTWZi6

Maine is breaking new ground as the first state to use ranked-choice voting in a presidential race, putting the system under a spotlight in a national election complicated by the pandemic and other factors https://t.co/WkjOiM2yoj

Shower curtains, tote bags, towels, face masks. People are tie-dying all sorts of things during the pandemic. "My dogs are running around in tie-dye." https://t.co/Bexh0yGgzw

Advances in Covid-19 treatment have shortened hospital stays, easing capacity strains. But a surge in hospitalizations reaching deeper into the country is testing some regions’ ability to cope. https://t.co/KzsfCXyORB

From @WSJopinion: Once voting ends, the political legal class will take over the show, writes @KimStrassel. May the best lawyer win. https://t.co/QketRH9nUY

Therese Tucker, founder and chief executive of BlackLine Inc., tells @VeronicaDagher why she chose not to make Silicon Valley her home base #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/kIBLDLrpUC

Twitter says it's reinstating the New York Post’s account after the social-media company changed the policy that had kept the newspaper frozen out of the platform for more than two weeks https://t.co/KqC5befYoY

President Trump and Joe Biden headed into the final weekend of the presidential race chasing each other through the most competitive states, ratcheting up the intensity of a highly unusual campaign that's exhausted many Americans in a deeply divided nation https://t.co/SowBsJWFme

Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old charged with killing two people at protests in Kenosha, will be extradited to Wisconsin, where he will be tried as an adult, an Illinois judge ruled Friday https://t.co/NOO7Cihwux

Nestlé took full ownership of Freshly in a deal that it said values the online prepared-meal startup at $950 million, positioning the world’s biggest packaged-food company to capitalize on a pandemic-driven shift toward at-home dining https://t.co/KZu5HRWpLJ

Tens of thousands of demonstrators in Poland marched through Warsaw on Friday protesting a ruling by a top court earlier this month that made one of Europe’s strictest abortion laws even tighter https://t.co/VvvsKH4CZt