12am ET, October 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigns in Texas to help Republicans hold a Senate seat, while a Minnesota teen is jailed on terrorism charges for planning a mall shooting. In France, police pause stun grenade use after a teen loses a hand during student protests, and Spain mourns the death of an eviction protest symbol. Additionally, NPR reports on rising lawsuits over GLP-1 drug side effects and the Dodgers' advance to the NLCS.
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Trump rallies in Texas for Senate race
Hurricane Isaias forms in Atlantic
Man jailed on terrorism charges in Minnesota
France pauses stun grenades in student protests
Death of Spanish eviction protest symbol
Lawsuits over GLP-1 drug side effects
Dodgers advance to NLCS
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