10am ET, October 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers market volatility as stocks drop amid rising bond yields ahead of Fed meeting minutes. It highlights new reports that Israeli PM Netanyahu was warned of the Hamas attack, a 48-hour operational pause for U.S. Marines in Okinawa following a local murder, and President Trump's rally in Texas. The broadcast also details upcoming voter registration deadlines for the midterms, the approach of Tropical Storm Isaias, and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for work on molecular mirror images.
Topics discussed
Markets drop as bond yields rise ahead of Fed minutes
Reports that Netanyahu was warned of Hamas attack
US military pauses operations in Okinawa after crime
Wall Street update: Dow down 480 points
Trump heads to Texas for political rally
Midterm election voter registration deadlines
Tropical Storm Isaias expected to become hurricane
Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for mirror images
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