1pm ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigns in Michigan while defending his economic record against rising oil prices linked to the war in Iran, as former President Obama rallies support for Democrats in Ohio and Michigan. The report also covers fluctuating grocery prices, the Federal Reserve’s upcoming decision on interest rates amid persistent inflation, a shooting near Florida A&M University, and a surge in wind-up radio sales in the UK following government emergency preparedness warnings.
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Trump campaigns in Michigan and defends economic record
Obama rallies in Ohio and Michigan for Democrats
Mixed trends in US grocery and food prices
Federal Reserve interest rate decision ahead of midterms
Shooting near Florida A&M University stadium
UK retailers see boom in wind-up radio sales
Saudi Arabia reopens main airport after Houthi strikes
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