⌨Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida's west coast, dominating the day's news cycle. Reports of fatalities, power outages affecting millions, and severe flooding emerged throughout the day. The storm's impact extended beyond immediate damage, disrupting the U.S. election campaign. In Germany, domestic issues intertwined with international concerns. The AfD's potential ban was discussed, while Olaf Scholz attempted to regain public trust. The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to South Korean author Han Kang. Later in the day, reports of a potential attack at a cinema in Krefeld surfaced, with police shooting a suspect. The situation was later clarified as not being a terrorist incident. Meanwhile, discussions about Germany's energy transition, immigration policies, and economic challenges continued to shape the political discourse.