8am ET, October 20 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the DOJ’s lawsuit against California residents over alleged voter fraud, Trump’s campaign stops in Kansas supporting Senator Roger Marshall, and violent riots in Milan and France. The report also details an FBI investigation into suspicious letters sent to lawmakers and state election offices. Additionally, Jon Stewart signs a contract to host The Daily Show through 2028, and the Tampa Bay Rays advance to the World Series to face the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topics discussed
DOJ sues California residents over alleged voter fraud
Trump campaign stops in Kansas for midterm races
Riots in Milan and France trigger travel warnings
FBI investigates suspicious letters sent to lawmakers
Jon Stewart signs new contract for The Daily Show
Tampa Bay Rays advance to the World Series
Promo for Up First podcast on midterm elections
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