2am ET, October 25 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigned in Georgia while defending gas prices and denying involvement in Ukraine's restored Starlink speeds. Markets face volatility from the Iran war, rising rates, and AI investment concerns. France saw violent protests over school funding, while Brazil prepares for a presidential runoff. Additionally, Americans are spending more on lotteries despite falling Halloween candy sales, and the Brewers won Game 2 of the World Series.
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Trump campaigns in Georgia and defends gas prices
Ukraine's Starlink speeds restored amid peace talks
Stock market volatility and AI investment concerns
France protests over school funding and cost of living
Brazil presidential runoff election preview
Americans spend more on lottery tickets
Halloween candy sales decline due to costs
Milwaukee Brewers win World Series Game 2
Sponsor: Cure Alzheimer's Fund
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