11pm ET, October 02 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
New York appointed a special prosecutor for a Cornell fraternity rape case, while a federal judge halted border construction in Texas. Jet fuel prices hit a record high, driving up airfares. CBS parted ways with Tony Romo following his DUI arrest, with J.J. Watt filling in. The segment also covers North Korea's missile launch and ongoing student protests in France.
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NY special prosecutor appointed for Cornell rape case
Federal judge halts border construction in Big Bend
Jet fuel prices hit record high, affecting airfares
Stock market weekly summary and CBS/Tony Romo split
Tony Romo's arrest, apology, and replacement by J.J. Watt
North Korea fires ballistic missile toward sea
Student protests continue in France
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