Election days are near, and so is a fall in gas prices. Analysts say we might soon see prices below $3 per gallon for the first time since 2021. Here’s what else is happening across the globe.

Vice President Kamala Harris wrapped up her campaign's final speech in Washington D. C. , the same spot where former President Trump's supporters were urged to "fight like hell" before the Capitol riot. Harris presented voters with a choice between a country rooted in freedom or chaos and division. She also took the chance to address immigration, calling it a challenge that needs solving, not a political weapon.

In Atlanta, an active shooter caused chaos at a Four Seasons Hotel. After an altercation with a hotel employee, the 70-year-old suspect fired multiple shots from a handgun, shotgun, and rifle. Police took him into custody without any fatalities.

A deadly Israeli airstrike in Gaza raised concerns. Over 90 people, including 25 children, were killed when a multistory building was targeted. Israel said they were aiming for a suspected terrorist but are still investigating why so many were in the area. The strike followed a ban on UN operations, sparking international criticism.

Southern and eastern Spain faced severe flooding, with at least 51 deaths reported. Heavy rain led to flooded streets, damaged buildings, and swept-away cars. Rescue efforts are ongoing as rainfall warnings remain in effect.

McDonald's is working to win back customers after an E. coli outbreak. Visits dropped nationwide, with a bigger hit in Colorado where the outbreak was most severe. The fast-food chain plans to promote value meals and chicken Big Macs, and Quarter Pounders are back on menus after testing negative for E. coli.

Gas Prices Drop, Four Seasons Shooting, Gaza Strike, Spain Floods, McDonald’s Recovery

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