10pm ET, October 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the Georgia Senate debate, where Mike Collins and John Ossoff clashed over immigration and border security. The report also details preparations in Mexico Beach, Florida, as Hurricane Isaias approaches, with residents recalling the devastation of Hurricane Michael. Additionally, the segment features Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller’s outlook on future interest rate hikes to combat inflation, alongside news of rising mortgage rates. The broadcast concludes with updates on Krista Pike’s recovery after a failed execution, UPS’s seasonal hiring amid increas…
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NPR News Now introduction
Georgia Senate debate: Ossoff vs. Collins on immigration
Hurricane Isaias and memories of Hurricane Michael in Florida
Fed Governor Waller on future interest rate hikes and inflation
Krista Pike takes first steps after failed execution
UPS hires 100,000 seasonal workers amid AI expansion
PepsiCo raises prices and cuts costs after Q3 results
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