11am ET, October 22 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers US and Israel planning a potential attack on Iran after the midterm elections, alongside global market declines driven by Middle East tensions and AI sector concerns. A new Harvard poll reveals a significant Democratic advantage among Gen Z voters, though overall youth turnout remains low. Additionally, a federal judge restricts DHS operations in nine states over voter intimidation concerns, while Subtropical Storm Josephine continues to bring coastal flooding to the eastern seaboard.
Topics discussed
NPR News Now introduction
US and Israel prepare for possible Iran attack
Global markets sell off amid Middle East tensions
Harvard poll shows Gen Z opposition to Trump
Market update and campaign stops in Iowa and Nebraska
Judge restricts DHS voter intimidation efforts
Subtropical Storm Josephine brings coastal flooding
Sponsor: HomeServe home protection plans
Listen ad-free on Castria