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Why some Republicans are getting worried about Texas

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Republicans are growing concerned about how Texas will vote in next month’s midterms. The Washington Post’s Teo Armus explains how labor shortages tied to immigration arrests could affect three House races along the border.

Israel will this month hold its first elections since the Oct. 7 attacks. Josef Federman of the Associated Press breaks down how the campaign.

Rape allegations at Cornell University have prompted protests and a debate over fraternity culture. The Atlantic’s Sophie Gilbert joins Apple News In Conversation to discuss campus sexual assault and online misogyny.

Plus, the Pentagon will livestream a military firing-squad execution, a new U.S. indictment charges Nicolás Maduro with conspiring to torture, and how a former NFL lineman solved a decades-old math problem.

Today’s episode was hosted by Yasmeen Khan.

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