12am ET, October 28 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Exit polls from Israel’s election show a tight race between Netanyahu and opposition leader Gotty Eisenkutt, raising questions about coalition formation. In Washington, a federal grand jury rejected a DOJ attempt to indict former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson. The federal government partially granted an emergency declaration for flooding in New Mexico, while President Trump campaigned in Texas for Senate candidate Ken Paxton. Additionally, the State Department granted visas to Brazilian opposition figure Flavio Bolsonaro, and a new survey highlights the rapid rise in smartphone and so…
Topics discussed
Israel election exit polls show no clear winner
Analysis of coalition formation and Arab party support
Grand jury rejects indictment of Cassidy Hutchinson
Federal funding for New Mexico flooding recovery
Trump campaign push in Texas for Senate race
US visas granted to Flavio Bolsonaro
Survey on smartphone and social media use among teens
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