Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. ERDOGAN: SAUDI WRITER'S MURDER PLANNED
Turkey's president says Jamal Khashoggi was the victim of a "savage murder." He added that Saudi authorities must reveal, regardless of rank, who planned the killing and that they must be tried in Turkish courts.
2. ECONOMIC FORUM UNDERWAY IN RIYADH
Saudi Arabia's annual foreign investment gathering has seen many top business leaders and officials drop out over Khashoggi's slaying.
3. WHERE REFUGEE CUTS SLOW RESURGENCE
Trump administration policies are starting to have an effect on struggling, shrinking cities like Buffalo, New York, which depends on such newcomers to invigorate its economy.
4. MIGRANT CARAVAN DISPUTES TRUMP'S ASSERTION
Many Central Americans trekking toward the U.S. border bristle at suggestions there could be "terrorists" among them.
5. 'IT'LL BRING US EVEN CLOSER TOGETHER'
China opens the world's longest sea-crossing bridge — 34 miles — linking Hong Kong to the mainland, a feat of engineering carrying immense economic and political significance.
6. WILLA CLOSES IN ON MEXICAN COAST
Authorities rush to evacuate low-lying areas and set up shelters as the "extremely dangerous" Category 4 hurricane heads toward Mexico's Pacific coast.
7. WHAT WINNING LOTTERY COMES DOWN TO
Simple math and very long odds will determine who will capture the $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot and the $620 million Powerball prize.
8. EXPERTS: SEX AND GENDER AREN'T THE SAME
Variation in gender identity is a normal part of human diversity, doctors and scientists say, outlining how to provide supportive medical care for transgender youth.
9. TWITTER MOVES AGAINST ALEX JONES AGAIN
The microblogging site removes some accounts thought to be used to circumvent a ban on the conspiracy-monger and Infowars.
10. FALL CLASSIC UNDERWAY TONIGHT
Boston's Chris Sale is slated to toss the first pitch of the World Series as the favored Red Sox take on the Dodgers, seeking their first title since 1988.
Disclaimer: This is unedited, unformatted feed from the Associated Press (AP) wire.
