11am ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
With a week remaining until the midterm elections, former President Obama and President Trump are actively campaigning, with Trump predicting a Republican sweep despite his declining approval ratings. Health officials are urging expanded lung cancer screenings for non-smokers, while the Archdiocese of New York has agreed to an $800 million settlement for clergy abuse claims. In sports, the Milwaukee Brewers took a two-games-to-none lead in the World Series after a dramatic comeback victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Midterm election campaign trail: Obama and Trump rallies
Polling analysis: Trump approval and competitive House races
Health: New guidelines for lung cancer screening
Legal: $800M settlement for NY Archdiocese abuse claims
Sports: Brewers take 2-0 lead in World Series
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