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Summary
This episode covers ongoing vote counting in Israel, where exit polls suggest no clear winner for Prime Minister Netanyahu, and a legal battle in Alaska over a potential election dispute involving two candidates named Dan Sullivan. The broadcast also reports on a Federal appeals court ruling to lower debit card swipe fees, the discovery of a potential new dwarf planet in the outer solar system, and the Tampa Bay Rays’ 12th-inning rally to avoid being swept in the World Series.
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Israel election: Netanyahu's supporters rally despite exit polls
Alaska sues DOJ over election lawsuit involving two Dan Sullivans
Federal court rules debit card swipe fees must decrease
Astronomers discover potential new dwarf planet in outer solar system
Tampa Bay Rays avoid sweep in World Series Game 4
Asian stocks rise ahead of Federal Reserve rate decision
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