5am ET, October 17 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump campaigned in Georgia, repeating false claims about the 2020 election, while signing an executive order to pause sanctions on Russia. In Southern California, the Norte Fire has burned over 460 acres, forcing thousands to evacuate. Meanwhile, France prepares for a day of anger as student and Yellow Vest protests converge over economic concerns. A new report reveals that life-threatening hunger has doubled globally, driven by conflict and climate change, despite falling humanitarian aid. The episode concludes with a look at fall foliage, noting an elite season in New England c…
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Trump rallies in Georgia, repeats false election claims
Norte Fire in Southern California grows to 460 acres
France protests: Students and Yellow Vests unite
Trump signs executive order halting Russia sanctions
Global hunger doubles as aid funding drops
Fall foliage report: Elite in New England, poor in Colorado
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