10pm ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Brazil re-elected President Lula da Silva in an upset victory over Flavio Bolsonaro. In Michigan, President Trump attacked Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed at a rally, a claim fact-checkers have rejected. The Justice Department plans to deploy 1,000 federal election monitors, prompting several states to set strict boundaries for their authority. Additionally, a Maryland man is credited with restoring over a million oysters to the Chesapeake Bay, while a federal judge is asked to review documents regarding the Kennedy Center.
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Brazil: Lula da Silva re-elected president
Brazil: Election results and historical context
Michigan: Trump attacks Senate candidate El-Sayed
Michigan: El-Sayed campaign response to remarks
DOJ to send 1,000 election monitors for midterms
States set boundaries for federal election observers
Alaska: AG defends plan to block Senate certification
Chesapeake Bay: Efforts to restore oyster populations
Ohio: Lawsuit over Kennedy Center documents
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