5am ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
With the US midterm elections eight days away, President Trump campaigns in Michigan, labeling Democratic Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed a "jihadist," while in Alaska, candidate Mary Peltola recovers from a car crash. Internationally, Brazil’s Lula da Silva wins a fourth term, defying a right-wing regional wave. The episode also covers arrests in a Jordan church attack, a Texas startup developing genetically engineered military dogs, and the World Series shifting to Central Florida.
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Trump campaigns in Michigan, attacks Al-Sayed
Alaska: Peltola recovers from car crash
Brazil: Lula wins election against Bolsonaro
Jordan: Arrests made in church attack
Texas startup engineers military dogs
World Series: Brewers lead Rays 2-0
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