Up First from NPR Israel Strikes Iran, Washington Post Won't Endorse a Candidate, World Series Start
Oct 26, 2024
Daniel Estrin, NPR's West Asia correspondent, reveals insights on Israel's military strikes targeting Iran in response to recent attacks. David Folkenflik discusses the Washington Post's surprising decision not to endorse a presidential candidate, highlighting internal reactions and implications for media credibility. Michelle Steele shares thrilling moments from Game 1 of the World Series, focusing on the Dodgers' spectacular plays and the Yankees' heartbreak. The mix of global politics and sports excitement provides a captivating listening experience.
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Israel Strikes Iran
- Israel launched airstrikes on Iranian military targets in retaliation for an earlier attack.
- The strikes focused on air defenses, missile production, and drone storage sites.
Washington Post's Non-Endorsement
- The Washington Post won't endorse any presidential candidate to reclaim its non-partisan position.
- This decision sparked internal controversy, resignations, and subscription cancellations.
Dodgers Win Game 1
- Freddie Freeman hit a walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning to secure a Dodgers win.
- This was the first walk-off grand slam in World Series history.