See how the Mississippi River and its tributaries have dropped to record lows

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Welcome to the news for October 23rd. Today we've got stories on why mosquitoes are attracted to some people more than others, record-low water levels in the Mississippi River, and the arrest of Florida voters. We also have stories on a campaign loan in Pennsylvania, the firing of a Texas state trooper, and Arizona election results.

Outline

  • The article discusses why mosquitoes are attracted to some people more than others.
  • The article discusses how the Mississippi River and its tributaries have dropped to record lows.
  • The article discusses how Florida told them they could vote. DeSantis had them arrested them for it.
  • The article discusses how Oz loans his Pennsylvania Senate campaign another $1 million.
  • The article discusses how Texas state trooper who was among the first to respond to Uvalde school massacre has been fired, official says.
  • The article discusses how Kari Lake says she would accept 'fair, honest and transparent' Arizona election results.
  • The article discusses how passengers in fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes are 'crime victims,' US judge says.
  • The article discusses how Hurricane Roslyn rapidly intensifies into a Category 3 storm, forecast to hit western Mexico this weekend.
  • The article discusses what to know about flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus, and how to avoid it.
  • The article discusses how Carly Simon pays tribute to her two sisters who died of cancer a day apart.
  • The article discusses how 'From Scratch' serves up one of this week's tastiest new shows.
  • The article discusses how Italy's pious village with a profane secret.
  • The article discusses how Nedd Brockmann 'went through hell and back 10 times' as he ran nearly 2,500 miles across Australia in 47 days.
  • The article discusses how nearly half the students at a Virginia high school are absent with flu-like symptoms, district says.
  • The article discusses how plane crash into multi-family home in New Hampshire kills everyone on board, officials say.
  • The article discusses how top Crist aide who resigned charged with assault.
  • The article discusses how China wraps up 20th Party Congress with Xi set to become most powerful leader in decades.
  • The article discusses how Rusty, DC's famous fugitive red panda, has died.
  • The article discusses how meditation, tools and check-ins: How a teen group is tackling the mental health crisis.
  • The article discusses how Amanda Seales wasn't feeling standup comedy anymore. Then she found her spark.
  • The article discusses how a face only a mother could love: Terrifying photo shows what an ant looks like close-up.
  • The article discusses how former Chinese leader Hu Jintao unexpectedly led out of room as Communist Party Congress comes to a close.
  • The article discusses how as Tree of Life massacre anniversary nears, recent antisemitic rhetoric proves too many Americans learned nothing from attack.
  • The article discusses how China's Xi emerges from Communist Party Congress with more power, set for third term.
  • The article discusses how tourists apprehended after taking gondola for Venice joyride.
  • The article discusses how Iranian rock climber Elnaz Rekabi thanks supporters on social media, as official denies she is under house arrest.
  • The article discusses how France calls on UN to investigate whether Russia used Iranian drones in Ukraine.
  • The article discusses how Opinion: Half-Earth Day is not a celebration, but a warning.
  • The article discusses how online creators hit with IP and copyright lawsuits.
  • The article discusses how shooting injures 11 outside Southern University, and 2 are arrested on accessory charges.