9am ET, October 22 | The latest headlines from NPR
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NPR reports on escalating tensions between Iran and the U.S., with Iranian officials warning of retaliation if attacked. The pro-Israel group AIPAC announces it will stop issuing endorsements and making direct PAC contributions, though its Super PAC remains active. In Ohio, Vice President Vance comments on a controversial attack ad in the gubernatorial race. Additionally, New Mexico sues Jeffrey Epstein’s estate executors over alleged trafficking facilitation, while the Vatican confirms Pope Leo no longer requires further medical treatment.
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Iran warns of readiness for renewed war with U.S. and Israel
AIPAC ends candidate endorsements and PAC contributions
Vice President Vance comments on Ohio governor race ad
Severe storms and hail damage in Arizona
New Mexico sues Epstein associates over estate profits
Pope Leo's doctors say no further medical treatment needed
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