10am ET, October 24 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigns in Georgia and defends a DOJ lawsuit challenging Alaska’s Senate race, while former President Obama supports Democrats in Ohio and Michigan. Severe flooding in the southeastern U.S. forces evacuations and rooftop rescues as rivers overflow. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visits China for his first trip in over a year, meeting with senior officials. Protests erupt across France over cost-of-living concerns, and the Pentagon releases new UFO files detailing a recent sighting of a silent, triangular object.
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Trump rally in Georgia and Alaska Senate lawsuit
Flooding and evacuations in the southeastern U.S.
Kim Jong-un's one-day visit to China
Protests in France over cost of living and schools
Pentagon releases new UFO files and sighting report
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