2pm ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corrina Machado has returned to her country, challenging interim President Delce Rodriguez and the U.S. stance on delaying elections. In the U.S., former President Obama and President Trump are actively campaigning ahead of the midterm elections, while the Justice Department defends a lawsuit blocking Alaska from certifying its Senate results due to a ballot name confusion.
Topics discussed
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corrina Machado returns
Obama rallies for Democrats ahead of midterms
DOJ lawsuit over Alaska Senate ballot confusion
NY Archdiocese agrees to $800M abuse settlement
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders form a union
Wall Street watches Federal Reserve interest rate decision
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