4am ET, October 10 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers Hurricane Isaias’s downgrade to a post-tropical cyclone and the resulting power outages across the Southeast. The broadcast also details the State Department’s new sanctions against the International Criminal Court and the ongoing controversy over an ICE shooting in New York City that injured a man while a child was in the vehicle. Additionally, the episode reports on King Charles lending his brother Andrew nearly $2 million for royal lodge damages, unhealthy air quality in Manaus due to Amazon wildfires, and highlights from college football games.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Charles Schwab
Hurricane Isaias downgraded to post-tropical cyclone
US sanctions International Criminal Court after Nobel Prize
ICE shooting of Dominican man in NYC
Political reaction to ICE operations and market close
Crown Estate accounting for Prince Andrew's lodge
Amazon wildfire smoke disrupts life in Manaus
College football scores: BYU, Iowa, Louisville
Sponsor: Mattress Firm
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