If you're looking for a conclusion in today's midterm elections, don't wait up too late

tonight.

Counting mail-in ballots in some key states might not be finished for days, and Republicans

are already saying they may challenge the results.

Our Rachel Martin-Mastivian's keep, and this is up first from NPR News.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could change the fate of some

Native American children.

It's a challenge to a federal law, written to keep Indian kids with their extended tribal

family instead of being adopted outside the tribe.

Also the new Italian government is telling some migrants rescued from the Mediterranean

they are not welcome.

They are afraid of being pushed back into international waters by Italian authorities.

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Today is the last day to make your voice heard, with your vote in this year's midterms.

But even though it's election night, it might not be results night.

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