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At a campaign stop in Florida, Donald Trump is accusing the media of using "phony polls" to try to suppress the vote. The GOP presidential nominee insists his campaign is ahead even though most polls showed him trailing Hillary Clinton.

Long lines of migrants carrying their belongings in bags and suitcases waited in chilly temperatures in the French port city of Calais. Authorities began evacuating the small camp they call home on Monday. As many as 6,000 migrants are being moved from the makeshift center known as The Jungle.

A man accused of shooting two police officers in Oklahoma this weekend is now also suspected of killing his aunt and uncle. Police are still searching for 38-year-old Michael Vance.

They may look intimidating from far away, but take a closer look and you will see these military tanks are full of hot air. A Russian company says its inflatable weapons are meant to serve as decoys for military purposes. The company would not comment on who exactly is purchasing the inflatable knockoffs.

Padmananda Rama, the Associated Press with AP News Minute.