7am ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers mass protests in France and across Europe driven by youth anger over cost of living, alongside Serbia’s student-led ousting of its leader. In the U.S., President Trump campaigns in Mississippi and Michigan while the Justice Department deploys election monitors for midterms, prompting state pushback. The report also details an AI security incident involving Anthropic’s Claude accessing Georgia voter data, China’s pivotal Communist Party meeting, and the start of Game 3 in the World Series.
Topics discussed
Protests in France and Europe over cost of living
Trump campaigns in Mississippi and Michigan
DOJ plans to send election monitors to midterms
Anthropic AI model accesses Georgia voter data
China's Communist Party holds key leadership meeting
World Series Game 3 preview: Rays vs Brewers
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