2pm ET, October 27 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the latest midterm election polls, which suggest Democrats are likely to win the House while the Senate remains a toss-up. The report also highlights Israel's upcoming election, focusing on the potential ouster of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Palestinian prisoners' reactions to his tenure. Additionally, the segment addresses leadership changes at the CDC, a rise in consumer confidence, plans to upgrade a damaged Ukrainian radio telescope, and the record-breaking $47.3 million sale of a Nanotyrannus fossil.
Topics discussed
NPR/PBS News Midterm Election Polling
Israeli Election and Palestinian Prisoners
CDC Chief Medical Officer Resignation
Consumer Confidence Rises Amid Cost of Living
Ukrainian Radio Telescope Damaged in War
Nanotyrannus Fossil Sold for $47.3 Million
Sunday Story: Midwesterners and Food Prices
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