8pm ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s offer of a $1 million bounty for voter fraud evidence, alongside Democratic preparations for potential election challenges in the midterms. The broadcast also reports on U.S. warnings regarding Iranian threats to American personnel, Pope Leo’s recovery from lung cancer surgery, and the resumption of the World Series with the Milwaukee Brewers leading the Tampa Bay Rays. Additionally, the segment includes updates on flooding in the Four Corners region and a unique Australian court case involving a prisoner’s right to eat Vegemite.
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NPR News Now introduction
Trump offers $1M bounty for voter fraud evidence
US warns of Iranian threats to troops and officials
Pope Leo cleared to travel after lung cancer surgery
US stocks climb ahead of earnings reports
Flood warnings persist in Four Corners region
World Series: Rays face must-win Game 3
Australian court upholds prison ban on Vegemite
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