2am ET, October 14 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers President Trump’s midterm campaign in Alaska, a federal judge’s ruling blocking the White House from banning reporters, and a Cornell University protest supporting a sexual assault survivor. The episode also reports that Pope Leo has been diagnosed with lung cancer, an OpenAI engineer was charged with installing a hidden recording device, and Bank of America faces a billion-dollar fine for money laundering failures. Finally, the segment details WNBA Finals schedule changes in Atlanta due to venue conflicts.
Topics discussed
NPR News Now introduction
Trump's midterm campaign rally in Alaska
Judge blocks White House ban on news reporters
Cornell students protest fraternity assault case
Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer
OpenAI engineer charged with espionage
Bank of America fined over $1B for money laundering
WNBA Finals games rescheduled due to arena conflicts
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