8am ET, October 27 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the U.S. midterm elections, noting a Democratic advantage in polls but cautioning that Senate races remain toss-ups. The report also details new criminal charges against former FBI Director James Comey and the unlawful firing of his daughter. Internationally, Israelis vote in a close race that threatens Prime Minister Netanyahu's hold on power, while British prosecutors charge two men with national security offenses. Additionally, Pope Leo is medically cleared to travel to South America, and the WNBA Finals Game 6 is rescheduled to a larger arena in Atlanta.
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Midterm Election: Democrats lead in House polls
Senate race analysis and toss-up states
DOJ charges former FBI Director James Comey
Israel elections: Netanyahu faces close race
UK charges two men on national security offenses
Pope Leo cleared to travel after lung cancer surgery
WNBA Finals Game 6 moved to larger arena
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