4pm ET, October 27 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers the final week of the U.S. midterm elections, highlighting a tight Texas Senate race and a new poll identifying the economy as the top voter concern. It also reports on record voter turnout in Israel's pivotal election, where Benjamin Netanyahu faces a challenge from Gadi Eisenkot. Additionally, the show discusses controversial changes to U.S. organ donation protocols and the family of a slain nurse accusing the administration of withholding evidence. Finally, Jay-Z is announced as the headliner for next year's Super Bowl halftime show.
Topics discussed
Trump rallies in Texas and tight Senate race
Polls on key midterm issues: economy and democracy
Israel election: Netanyahu vs. Eisenkot
Controversial changes to organ donation rules
Family of Alex Pretty accuses DOJ of withholding evidence
Jay-Z announced as Super Bowl halftime performer
Promo for NPR Politics Podcast
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