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View Online  TIPSHEET Here are the 7 Senate seats most likely to flip BY AL WEAVER © Associated Press - Patrick Semansky/Associated Press - Gene J. Puskar A little more than two weeks stand between now and Election Day, and it's likely going to come down to the wire as Republicans and Democrats duke it out for Senate supremacy.    The two sides are fresh off of third-quarter fundraising releases and squarely in the middle of debate season, with Republicans starting to feel that the economic tide has turned in their favor at exactly the right moment. Read the full story here McConnell-aligned super PAC withdraws from New Hampshire Senate race BY CAROLINE VAKIL A Republican super PAC aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) confirmed on Friday that it would be withdrawing spending from New Hampshire's Senate race even as recent polling shows a tight contest. Read the full story here Federal appeals court temporarily blocks Biden student loan forgiveness program BY JARED GANS A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked President Biden's student loan forgiveness program from continuing following an appeal from six GOP-led states. Read the full story here Biden says almost 22 million Americans have applied for student loan forgiveness BY LEXI LONAS President Biden announced on Friday that nearly 22 million Americans have applied for his administration's student loan forgiveness program.  Read the full story here Twitter shares fall amid concerns over Musk deal BY SYLVAN LANE Shares of Twitter fell Friday amid concerns driven by Elon Musk's potential acquisition of the company and a federal investigation. Read the full story here Musk predicts global recession until middle of 2024 BY JULIA SHAPERO Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk suggested Friday that a global recession could last until mid-2024. Read the full story here Biden fends off challenge to climate accounting metric BY RACHEL FRAZIN The Biden administration has fended off another challenge to its effort to assign significant weight to climate impacts in the federal decision making process.  Read the full story here EPA confirms civil rights investigation into Jackson water crisis BY ZACK BUDRYK The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has launched a civil rights investigation into the water crisis that left residents of Jackson, Miss., without water earlier this year, the agency confirmed in a letter to the NAACP. Read the full story here Jan. 6 panel formally issues subpoena to Trump BY REBECCA BEITSCH The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol released its full subpoena to former President Trump, detailing 19 areas of inquiry it wishes to discuss with the former president and asking him to appear for a deposition on Nov. 14. Read the full story here Kinzinger on Trump Jan. 6 subpoena: 'You've been served' BY SARAKSHI RAI Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.), a member of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, reacted to the news that the committee formally issued a subpoena to former President Trump on Friday with a pithy tweet. Read the full story here Congress must act now to secure retirement savings for millions of Americans BY LAMELL MCMORRIS OPINION | Currently there is bipartisan support in Congress for legislation that would expand and extend savings opportunities for the retirees of today and tomorrow. It's called the SECURE Act 2.0 — and its passage would strengthen the retirement-savings system and help more Americans achieve a secure and dignified retirement. Read the full story here Don't bother trying to predict inflation: You can't BY DANIEL L. THORNTON OPINION | Economists, policymakers, economic analysts and the general public are all trying to figure out where inflation is headed. So far, their attempts have failed. Some predicted that inflation would decline if the price of gas declined. Read the full story here AP: GOP campaigns against the IRS, vowing to slash its funding BY KEVIN FREKING AND FATIMA HUSSEIN  WASHINGTON (AP) — IRS pleas for more funding from Congress — made over the years by one leader after another — finally paid off this summer when Democrats tucked an $80 billion boost for the agency into their flagship climate and health care law. Read the full story here WSJ: Buying a Home Gets Easier in a Cooler Market—for Those Who Can Afford It BY BEN EISEN Home prices have jumped, mortgage rates are rising fast and the economy might be heading into a recession. So Eric Lanser and Allison Manfreda decided to go house shopping. Read the full story here NYT: Lost and Found in Wartime Ukraine — Limbs and Comradeship BY ERIC NAGOURNEY In all of its decades of service, Truskavets City Hospital, an old medical center serving a city in western Ukraine, never had to specialize in treating amputees. But things change — sometimes in seconds, and with the roar of an incoming rocket. Read the full story here WaPo: Race for U.K. prime minister is on (again) after Liz Truss quits BY KARLA ADAM AND WILLIAM BOOTH LONDON — After a chaotic spell packed with political crises, Britain finds itself right back where it was before — with some of the same faces competing to become the country's third prime minister in just eight weeks, and a dumbfounded public watching from the sidelines. Read the full story here Enjoy this Tipsheet? Consider sharing it with a friend or sign up here for your own copy. 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