10pm ET, October 12 | The latest headlines from NPR
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Ukrainian President Zelensky proposes holding elections if Russia pauses attacks for 60 days and urges the U.S. to buy diesel from Ukraine instead of Russia. A federal judge has ordered the government to stop airing pro-Trump ads after millions in taxpayer funds were spent despite policy changes. Meanwhile, Israel’s Supreme Court mandates a timeline for displaced Palestinians to return to West Bank refugee camps. Health experts recommend a second MMR shot for adults amid the U.S.’s deadliest measles outbreak in decades, while a consumer lawsuit challenges McDonald’s use of pricing software …
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Zelensky proposes elections if Russia pauses attacks
Court order halts government-funded pro-Trump ads
Israel Supreme Court orders plan for Palestinian return
US stock futures trading in mixed territory
Experts advise adults to get second measles shot
Lawsuit challenges McDonald's pricing software
Record-breaking pumpkin weighs 3,156 pounds
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