Why some Republicans are getting worried about Texas

深红得州现危机 ,特朗普选情突生变?

Apple News Today

2026-10-09

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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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  • Good morning.

  • On today's show, why some Republicans are getting worried

  • about how deep-red Texas might play out in next month's midterms.

  • The rape allegations at Cornell raise questions about toxic culture inside some fraternity parties.

  • And the Pentagon says an upcoming military execution will be live-streamed to the public.

  • We're going to do it on a Thursday, we're going to do it at 1:00,

  • and it's going to be soldiers with rifles executing the firing squad.

  • It's Friday, October 9th.

  • I'm Yasmin Khan.

  • This is Apple News Today.

  • President Trump entered into campaign mode this week with a visit to Texas,

  • a traditionally deep-red state that has some GOP strategists increasingly concerned.

  • The last time the radical Democrats had power, they tried everything they could to punish and demolish this incredible state.

  • A state that we all built together, we...

  • You are having the greatest years in history in Texas by far.

  • There's never been anything like it.

  • The most closely watched race is for a Senate seat.

  • Scandal-plagued State Attorney General Ken Paxton is up against Democratic State Lawmaker James Talarico.

  • But Trump's visit came at an awkward moment in the campaign.

  • It was Trump's endorsement that helped Paxton dislodge longtime Republican Senator John Cornyn in the primaries back in May.