2am ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers Brazil's presidential election, with Lula defeating Flavio Bolsonaro to secure a fourth term. The report also details President Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric in Michigan and a DOJ lawsuit challenging Alaska's Senate ballot due to a name confusion. Additionally, the episode examines Israel's military lockdown of Hebron following a deadly checkpoint attack and highlights a box office weekend dominated by blood-themed films, including "Clayface" and the Elizabeth Holmes documentary. The broadcast concludes with updates on the "Rent" 30th-anniversary benefit and the latest AP…
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Brazil: Lula wins presidential election
Trump rallies in Michigan against El-Sayed
Alaska Senate race and DOJ lawsuit
Israel seals off Hebron, evicts Palestinians
Box office: Clayface and You Can See Everything
Rent 30th anniversary benefit performance
College Football AP Top 10 rankings
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