6pm ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the final stretch of the US midterm elections, noting Republican polling losses and a car crash involving Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola. The report details Israeli military evictions in Hebron and Six Flags installing secondary seatbelts on roller coasters following a fatal accident. Additionally, the episode highlights mass protests in France, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders forming a union, and stable national gas prices.
Topics discussed
Election Day preview: Republicans losing ground
Polls show Trump approval low, races close
Alaska Senate candidate injured in car crash
Israeli army seals off Hebron, evicts Palestinians
Six Flags to install seatbelts on Goliath coaster
Mass arrests in France during cost-of-living protests
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders form union
Gas prices remain stable nationwide
Sponsor: Bilt rewards for housing payments
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