6pm ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the DOJ’s third set of charges against former FBI Director James Comey and a federal judge’s order to reinstate his fired daughter, Maureen. It also examines how mid-decade redistricting has failed to secure Republican advantages in upcoming midterms and reports that AI giant Anthropic is preparing for a massive IPO. Additional stories include France’s plan to replace its university admissions platform, Maryland and Virginia schools serving invasive blue catfish to control populations, and a rare "sports equinox" featuring five major pro leagues playing simu…
Topics discussed
Introduction to NPR News Now
DOJ charges former FBI Director James Comey
Judge orders reinstatement of Maureen Comey
Midterm redistricting fails to favor Republicans
Anthropic files for initial public offering
S&P 500 market update and earnings preview
France to replace online university admissions platform
Blue catfish served in Maryland and Virginia schools
Sports equinox: Five pro leagues playing simultaneously
Promotion for NPR Politics Podcast
Listen ad-free on Castria