1am ET, October 03 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
G7 leaders agreed to release 100 million barrels of oil to stabilize prices, while a slower-than-expected jobs report signals a strengthening labor market. New York Governor Kathy Hochul intervened in a Cornell University rape case, and Russian attacks forced the closure of three bridges in Kyiv. Additionally, an extreme heat wave broke records in Southern California, and CBS Sports dismissed analyst Tony Romo following his DUI plea.
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G7 leaders agree to release 100M barrels of oil
Labor Department reports slower job hiring
NY Governor Hochul demands review of Cornell rape case
Russian attacks close bridges in Kyiv
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Krista Pike unconscious after failed execution
Extreme heat warning in Southern California
Fire risk and potential power shutoffs in LA
Tony Romo forced out of CBS Sports
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