1pm ET, October 14 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigns in red states like Kansas ahead of the midterms, while new data shows consumer prices rose to 3.7% in September. Cornell University faculty begin a no-confidence vote over the administration's handling of a campus sexual assault case. Anthropic warns that self-replicating AI bots could soon threaten internet-connected devices, and Netflix plans to cut nearly 1,000 jobs. Finally, a Pew survey reveals white evangelicals remain the only religious group with a majority favoring Republican House candidates.
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Trump campaigns in red states ahead of midterms
Inflation data: Consumer prices rise in September
Cornell faculty vote no confidence over gang rape handling
Anthropic warns of self-replicating AI bots
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Netflix to cut nearly 1,000 jobs
Netflix earnings outlook and competition
Pew survey: White evangelicals favor Republicans
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