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2026-10-03

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  • Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.

  • President Trump heads to Ohio today, taking his campaign into more competitive territory.

  • NPR's Franco Ordonez reports the visit comes after stops in Republican-dominated states.

  • The president is traveling to Vandalia, Ohio, to support Republican Senator John Husted,

  • who is facing a tight race against Democratic former Senator Sherrod Brown.

  • Brown is seeking a comeback after losing his Senate seat, it as a relatively new incumbent.

  • He has served in the Senate for just two years after being appointed to fill the seat vacated by J.D.

  • Vance when Vance became vice president.

  • Ohio could offer an early test of how Republicans and swing states navigate Trump heading into these midterms.

  • They can either embrace the president and use his ability to energize the Republican

  • base or create some distance from him to appeal to more moderate voters.

  • Trump is expected to travel to Nebraska next, another heavily red state.

  • Franco Ordonez, NPR News, the White House.

  • A group of seven nations have agreed to release 100 million barrels

  • of oil from the reserves as the price of diesel continues to rise.

  • NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports the decision comes after President Trump threatened to halt diesel exports