10pm ET, October 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigned for Ken Paxton in Texas, while the State Department investigates a suspected pneumonic plague death in Russia. The FCC is weighing rules on AI political robocalls, and the FBI foiled a planned mass shooting at the Mall of America. Additionally, the DNC sued the administration over federal TV ads, the CDC is redefining measles deaths, and an NFL player won his appeal against fines for a "juice" celebration.
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Trump endorses Ken Paxton in Texas Senate race
State Dept probes Russian lab worker death
FCC considers loosening political robocall rules
FBI foils planned mass shooting at Mall of America
DNC sues Trump admin over TV ad spending
CDC works on new definition for measles deaths
NFL fine overturned for 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk
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