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YOUTUBE (CNN) - Portions of Jane Doe’s call with Chi Phi fraternity member obtained

New audio obtained by ABC News reveals a phone call between Jane Doe and the fraternity member that she says invited her to the house the night of the alleged assault in 2024. The phone call took place about three weeks after the alleged incident and was recorded secretly by Jane Doe, according to ABC. The broadcast on ABC’s Good Morning America did not include audio of the alleged victim, known as Jane Doe. Her portion of the conversation was quoted in the report.

WASHINGTONPOST (Cleve R. Wootson Jr.) - Barack Obama to campaign with El-Sayed in Michigan race’s final stretch

Senate candidate El-Sayed is working to consolidate support among some of the Democratic Party’s most important constituencies before Election Day.

NYTIMES (Jack Nicas) - Brazil Election Could Give Bolsonaro a Key Role in Trump’s Latin America Map

Flávio Bolsonaro, now the favorite to win Brazil’s presidency, would give President Trump a critical new ally in Latin America, particularly on security.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Enten unpacks how Kansas could have its first Dem Senator in 94 years

Nearly four weeks out from Election Day, the Senate battleground map is growing after signs of improvement for Democrats in several red-leaning states. For the first time this year, CNN’s list of 9 Senate seats most likely to flip expands to 10 to include Kansas, which hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1932. CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten unpacks the Kansas race, in which incumbent GOP Sen. Roger Marshall is currently tied in polls with Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton. Manu Raju's "Inside Politics" panel looks at the race, and CNN senior political analyst Ron Brownstein examines the Senate seats most likely to flip this cycle. 0:00 Kansas Senate race: GOP incumbent, Dem challenger tied in polls 1:52 How Kansas has…

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'TIRED of the Trump show': Karine Jean-Pierre says voters are 'TURNING THEIR BACKS' on Trump

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest on the midterms, why she says voters are "turning their backs" on President Donald Trump and the mistake she says Trump is making that President Joe Biden also made. Veteran White House correspondent and bestselling author April Ryan also joins the panel to discuss her new book, "Notes on a Blacklash: When a Black Woman Goes Viral."

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Cornell 7 case revives survivor’s plea to lawmakers

The Cornell 7 allegations have renewed scrutiny of New York’s “voluntary intoxication” loophole. Gov. Kathy Hochul says she supports closing it and will work with lawmakers, but she has not committed to calling a special session. Leana Pardo is not connected to the Cornell case. Her own sexual assault case was dropped after she disclosed that she had voluntarily consumed alcohol. She tells Antonia Hylton why she wants Albany to act now.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Ruhle DIGS into the dinner for top Trump meme coin buyers

The firm behind Trump's meme coin is offering a chance to attend "the most exclusive dinner in the world," promising invitations to the largest 185 holders of the coin. Stephanie Ruhle breaks it down, asking the question is this White House for sale?

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - How to raise boys to be upstanders, not bystanders: The Parenting Shift

Having conversations with our kids about consent is crucially important for their safety and the safety of others. In her MS NOW member-exclusive series, "The Parenting Shift," Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart discusses how parents can raise boys to be more than bystanders with co-authors of "This Is So Awkward", Dr. Cara Natterson and Vanessa Kroll-Bennett.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - The unique duo hoping to help turn the Senate blue this November

If Democrat Abdul El-Sayed pulls off a win next month in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, he and the state’s senior senator — Elissa Slotkin — will make a unique duo. MS NOW's Kevin Frey sat down with the two, who say coming together on common ground is even more important because of their differences.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Democracy Defenders: Called to March

There are 29 days until the midterm election, and all across the country we have been seeing protests and marches this year to call for changes to our immigration enforcement, economy and involvement in foreign conflict. In this episode of Democracy Defenders @ Maya Eaglin traveled to Chicago to meet with organizers and activists honoring Dr. Martin Luther King's march in Marquette Park 60 years ago. His daughter joined hundreds who came from across the country to call for collective action and continue to legacy of protest in America. Know a democracy defender in your community? Tell us in the comments!