2am ET, October 03 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Cornell University supports an independent review after a special prosecutor was appointed to investigate campus misconduct. An Energy Department employee faces charges for allegedly aiding Iran-backed Houthi rebels, while the OPEC+ group agreed to release 100 million barrels of oil to ease record-high diesel prices impacting US school districts. In Zambia, farmers are adopting fermented compost to offset fertilizer price spikes caused by the US-Iran conflict. Additionally, North Korea launched a ballistic missile, and NFL owner Jed York was suspended for six games following a prostitution …
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Cornell fraternity case handed to state AG
DOE employee arrested for aiding Houthis
G7 agrees to release oil reserves
Rising diesel costs impact school buses
Zambian farmers adopt bokashi composting
North Korea launches ballistic missile
NFL suspends 49ers owner Jed York
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