Clinton and Trump trade punches, Indigenous People's Day and other news

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ON INLANDER.COM
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• Election 2016: Making sense of the chaos

IN OTHER NEWS
• PREZ POLITICS: Clinton and Trump slug it out Sunday night in the second presidential debate. The debate follows the bombshell video capturing Trump talking lewdly about women — which has led various Republicans, including Idaho's Senator Mike Crapo, to call on Trump to set down. Trump makes it clear he's not going anywhere. 


• WEATHER: Flooding from Matthew continues to wreck havoc on North Carolina, as 500,000 people are still without power. The storm has been blamed for 19 deaths in the U.S., and nearly 900 in Haiti.

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Blase Cupich

• RELIGION: Pope Francis named 17 new cardinals, three of them Americans, including Blase Cupich, who previously led the Spokane diocese.

• HOLIDAY: It's Indigenous People's Day today, as Spokane has joined a league of cities abandoning Columbus.