7am ET, October 11 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers a post-tropical cyclone bringing heavy rain to Baja California and Hurricane Simon gaining strength off Mexico. The report details cleanup efforts in Florida after Hurricane Isaias and highlights concerns from Native American leaders regarding proposed changes to the U.S. Census. Additionally, the segment addresses U.S. Postal Service mail delays affecting mail-in ballots, international pushback against Trump administration sanctions on the International Criminal Court, Pope Leo’s upcoming lung surgery, and rising prices for pumpkin spice products.
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Heavy rain and flooding in Mexico and US Southwest
Hurricane Isaias cleanup in Florida
Native American concerns over US Census changes
USPS changes and mail-in ballot risks
International pushback on ICC sanctions
Pope Leo announces lung surgery
Rising prices for pumpkin spice products
Recovery of stolen Renoir paintings in France
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