12pm ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the controversy surrounding a Justice Department lawsuit in Alaska's Senate race, alongside former President Obama's campaign stops in Ohio and Michigan. The report highlights shifting political dynamics in conservative states like Arkansas, where Democrats are gaining traction amid affordability concerns. Additionally, the episode details Brazil's upcoming presidential election, Six Flags' new safety measures following a fatal accident, and a significant decline in Halloween candy sales due to high consumer costs.
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Alaska Senate race and DOJ lawsuit controversy
Obama campaign stops and Trump's Georgia visit
Competitive midterm races in Arkansas
Brazil presidential election results
Six Flags adds safety restraints after fatality
Halloween candy sales decline due to costs
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