5am ET, October 24 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the State Department moving diplomats out of the Middle East amid advanced Iranian threats to U.S. personnel. It also reports on over 70,000 police deployed in France to manage protests over school staffing and cost of living. In markets, mixed Wall Street results reflect concerns over rising oil prices and AI spending. Additionally, severe flooding in the Four Corners region has triggered evacuations and National Guard rescues, while the Trump administration announced a $5 billion plan to boost the seafood industry.
Topics discussed
State Department moves diplomats out of Middle East
France deploys 70,000 police amid protests
Wall Street mixed on oil prices and AI spending
Severe flooding in Four Corners region
New plan to boost US seafood industry
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