1pm ET, October 20 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
The White House launches a $25 million tipster program to combat fraud, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth makes a secret visit to Israel amid rising tensions with Iran. In the South China Sea, China accuses a U.S. warship of illegally entering disputed waters near Sabina Shoal. Additionally, Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject independence in a referendum, and the Supreme Court agrees to hear a case regarding race-based admissions in Maryland middle schools.
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White House launches $25M fraud tipster program
Hegseth visits Israel and election endorsements
U.S. warship incident in South China Sea
Alberta referendum results favor staying in Canada
Supreme Court to hear race in middle school admissions
Wall Street trading update
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