2am ET, October 27 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers Israel's first national vote since the October 7th attacks, highlighting a tight race that threatens Prime Minister Netanyahu's hold on power. It also reports on President Trump's campaign rally in Mississippi supporting Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and the ongoing processing delays for immigrant visas despite a federal court ruling. Additionally, the segment details the DOJ's new criminal charges against former FBI Director James Comey and shares research indicating that macaque monkeys develop heightened germ aversion after surviving an outbreak.
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Israel voting begins after October 7 attacks
Trump campaign rally in Mississippi
Immigrant visa processing stalled despite court order
New charges against former FBI Director Comey
Study: Macaques become germaphobic after outbreak
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