2pm ET, October 24 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Ukrainian President Zelensky confirms Starlink speeds have been restored after a week of disruptions that hindered military operations. As midterm elections approach, clergy in swing states are training as poll chaplains to help voters navigate intimidation and logistical issues. Markets face volatility from rising energy prices, interest rate hikes, and AI investment concerns. In Albania, police use tear gas against thousands protesting government corruption and a luxury resort project. Finally, Six Flags is installing seatbelts on roller coasters following a fatal rider ejection in Georgia.
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Ukraine's Starlink speeds restored amid peace talks
Clergy trained as poll chaplains for midterms
Stock market volatility and AI investment concerns
Violent protests against corruption in Albania
Six Flags adds seatbelts after fatal accident
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