9am ET, October 21 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigned in South Carolina and North Carolina, conceding his nominee is likely to lose in the latter. In France, the far right capitalizes on unrest ahead of presidential elections, while the UK sends fighter jets to Saudi Arabia to defend against Houthi attacks. Additionally, Israeli forces detained dozens of rabbis in the West Bank, and LA County questioned the DOJ's list of alleged non-citizen voters. The episode also covers a slump in home sales and Pope Leo's public appearance following lung surgery.
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NPR News Now intro and Trump in South Carolina
Trump campaigns in North Carolina for Michael Watley
Trump concedes Roy Cooper likely to win NC Senate
France: Security forces for protests ahead of election
Marine Le Pen criticizes Macron's government chaos
UK sends fighter jets to Saudi Arabia against Houthis
Rabbis and activists detained in West Bank
US housing market: Pending sales and starts decline
LA County challenges federal non-citizen voter list
Pope Leo appears in public after lung surgery
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