5pm ET, October 27 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump rallies support for Republican Ken Paxton in the competitive Texas Senate race, while campaign ad spending hits a record high. The report also covers Israel's election, a federal ruling to lower debit card fees, and a new medical framework for women's heart health. Additionally, DNA evidence links Ted Bundy to a new victim, and Jay-Z is confirmed to headline the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show.
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Trump rallies for Paxton in Texas Senate race
Record-breaking $11.2B spent on campaign ads
Israel election: No clear winner in exit polls
Court rules to lower debit card swipe fees
DNA links Ted Bundy to new victim
New framework for women's heart health risks
Jay-Z headlines Super Bowl halftime show
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