2026-10-26
16 分钟Good morning.
President Trump and former President Obama make their cases
for the candidates in Michigan's highly contested Senate race.
Michigan is one of the toss-up races.
And when I say toss up, I'm not using that lightly.
I am calling both Republican and Democratic sources throughout the country,
and they are saying that Michigan is just all over the map when it comes to internal polling.
Reuters explains how the parties are trying to get an edge.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk admits
that he ordered the recent slowdown of Starlink that blindsided Ukraine.
And voters in Brazil narrowly reject Latin America's shift to the right
by re-electing Lula for a fourth term.
It's Monday, October 26th.
I'm Shumita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
With just over a week to go until the midterms,
both parties brought out their heavyweights over the weekend in Michigan,
a critical battleground state with a neck-and-neck Senate race.
Trump was campaigning for Republican Mike Rogers,
who hopes to be the first Republican elected to the Senate in over 30 years there.