5pm ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers President Trump and Barack Obama’s final campaign stops in key states ahead of the November 3 elections. It also details a federal appeals court panel questioning the Justice Department’s demand to set aside California mail-in ballots, and Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions with Iran amid regional security concerns. Additionally, the report highlights the Federal Reserve’s upcoming meeting, Microsoft’s offer of voluntary buyouts to 27% of its workforce, and Brazil’s election results, where Lula da Silva won re-election despite challenges from chall…
Topics discussed
Trump and Obama campaign stops for key races
Federal court questions CA mail-in ballot lawsuit
Saudi prince visits Iran to de-escalate tensions
Federal Reserve meeting and inflation data
US stocks climb
Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 employees
Lula wins Brazil election, Bolsonaro contests result
SS United States to become artificial reef
Sponsor message from Cure Alzheimer's Fund
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