6pm ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers the DOJ's third charge against former FBI Director James Comey and a federal judge's order to reinstate his daughter, Maureen, as a prosecutor. It also examines how mid-decade redistricting has failed to secure Republican advantages in upcoming midterms, alongside news that AI giant Anthropic is preparing for a massive IPO.
Topics discussed
NPR News Now introduction
DOJ charges James Comey and reinstates his daughter
Midterm redistricting fails to secure Republican advantage
Anthropic files for massive AI IPO
S&P 500 rise and upcoming earnings reports
France to replace online university admissions platform
Schools serve invasive blue catfish in Maryland and Virginia
Sports equinox: five pro leagues play simultaneously
Promotion for NPR Politics podcast
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