5am ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
With midterms eight days away, President Trump campaigns in Michigan, labeling Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed a "jihadist" despite fact-checkers rejecting such claims. In Alaska, Democratic candidate Mary Peltola recovers from a minor car crash while battling a DOJ lawsuit over ballot confusion. Brazil’s Lula da Silva wins re-election, defying a regional right-wing wave. Additionally, NPR reports on arrests following a Jordanian church attack, the controversial Warhound startup engineering military dogs, and the World Series shifting to Florida.
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Trump campaigns in Michigan, attacks El-Sayed
Alaska Senate candidate Peltola in car crash
Lula wins Brazil presidential election
Arrests made in Jordan church attack
Texas startup engineering military dogs
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