12pm ET, October 23 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Ukraine reports ongoing disruptions to its Starshield satellite network, prompting President Trump to consider contacting Elon Musk, while Vladimir Putin confirms resuming U.S.-led peace talks but rejects ceasefire compromises. The Supreme Court ruled that New Hampshire cannot accept student IDs for voter verification, a decision affecting similar bans in other states. Additionally, the World Series begins between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, both seeking their first championship, and the Justice Department is investigating former DHS advisor Corey Lewandowski.
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Ukraine Starshield issues and Trump comments
Putin confirms peace talks but rejects compromise
Supreme Court ruling on New Hampshire student IDs
Details on student ID voting bans and lawsuits
Ramaswamy defends attack ad against Amy Acton
DOJ investigation into Corey Lewandowski
World Series preview: Brewers vs. Rays
Historical context of first-time World Series teams
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