Protesters interrupted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth who appeared before the Senate Appropriations Committee as the Pentagon asks for more money to fund the war in Iran.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party emerged as the largest in Tuesday’s election but fell short of a majority, leaving no clear path to form a government. ABC News’ Britt Clennett reports that negotiations could take weeks as rival parties weigh potential alliances.

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Five years after revealing she was diagnosed with MS, actress Christina Applegate announced that she was misdiagnosed.

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Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, suspended withdrawals after hackers broke into its digital wallets and stole $6 billion in what appears to be the biggest crypto heist ever.

Binance said late Thursday that its initial investigation indicated the hack went through an engineer’s laptop, “which allowed an attacker to gain access to a service container and submit unauthorized withdrawal transactions.”

A team of cryptocurrency firms managed to freeze about $3 billion of the stolen loot amid a frenetic battle with the hackers to find and control the digital money.

CNN’s Clare Duffy reports and cryptocurrency experts Carol Alexander and Jonathan Levin weigh in on who may have been responsible for the hack.

0:00 CNN’s Clare Duffy has details on what could be the biggest theft ever
2:47 Are there any suspects?
4:08 Crypto expert on why she’s not surprised and the possibility that AI was involved
8:23 How could the hackers be tracked down?

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James Longman has the latest on the election, and we may know who controls Congress by tonight. More than 57 million Americans have already voted. Plus, the U.S. is launching new strikes on Iran, with sources saying they’ve been happening quietly for weeks. And a man comes home after a 28-year journey around the globe. Those stories and more headlines you need to know today.

00:35: TODAY IS ELECTION DAY: Final polls show Democrats ahead in six Senate races, including contests in Texas and Kansas.
01:39: TALARICO: In Texas, where no Democrat has won statewide in more than 30 years, James Talarico is taking on Ken Paxton.
02:05: KEY RACES: ABC’s Rachel Scott takes a closer look at the numbers in several key races.
03:17: IRAN ATTACK: The U.S. carried out airstrikes on Iran, calling them defensive strikes.
03:46: EVEREST CRASH: Two helicopters collided while attempting to land near Mount Everest Base Camp.
04:18: LEARJET CRASH LATEST: The names of the nine people on board have been released.
04:56: ENERGY DRINKS: A new study links energy drinks to reports of serious heart-related events.
05:24: MICHAEL WILBON STEPS AWAY: The longtime ESPN commentator is taking a break from Pardon the Interruption.
05:40: GOOGLE’S ZELDA COLLAB: Google has released an Easter egg in its search engine tied to ‘The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.’
05:59: 28-YEAR-ROUND-THE-GLOBE WALK ENDS: Karl Bushby is back in England after a 31,000-mile journey around the world.

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