8pm ET, October 27 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the Democratic lead in House races, Alaska's legal battle over a confusing Senate ballot, and a tense UN exchange between U.S. and Cuban diplomats. The report also highlights AI-driven market gains, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's call to reconsider Brexit, and Jay-Z's announcement as the Super Bowl halftime performer. Finally, it notes a nano Tyrannus fossil selling for $47.3 million.
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Sponsor: Google Workspace with Gemini
Poll: Democrats lead in House generic ballot
Alaska asks judge to dismiss DOJ election lawsuit
UN General Assembly: US-Cuba diplomatic clash
Markets: AI stocks lead Wall Street higher
UK PM Burnham reignites Brexit debate
Jay-Z announced as Super Bowl halftime performer
Auction: Nano Tyrannus fossil sells for $47.3M
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