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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2024 · 13 MIN

Why presidential candidates are all over your podcast feeds

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USA Today has live updates on how Florida is starting to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Milton. And USA Today explores the phenomenon that largely spared Tampa Bay from a feared catastrophic storm surge.  Journalist Paola Ramos joins Apple News In Conversation to explain the recent shift to the right among Latino voters. ProPublica’s Ava Kofman investigates the pair of billionaire preachers who built the most powerful political machine in Texas.  The BBC is following the Israeli airstrikes that hit two residential buildings in Lebanon Thursday night. The strikes are being called the deadliest in Beirut of the past year. The New Yorker on why the presidential candidates keep showing up in your podcast feeds. Zillow will soon show climate-risk data on its home listings. The Washington Post has more.  Kickers are the NFL’s newest superstars. The Wall Street Journal explains why.  Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu. 

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