7pm ET, October 05 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s new term, highlighting a surge in emergency appeals and key cases on climate, guns, and immigration. The report also details Vice President J.D. Vance’s Alaska rally to support Republican Senate candidates amid mixed polling. In Minnesota, gubernatorial rivals Lisa Dameth and Amy Klobuchar, both cancer survivors, pledge to prioritize cancer care access. Additionally, the AAP warns against raw dairy consumption, and Bulgaria receives the remains of medieval ruler Tsar Samuel from Greece.
Topics discussed
Supreme Court new term and climate change case
Vice President Vance campaigns in Alaska
Minnesota governor candidates prioritize cancer care
Oil prices settle above $100 a barrel
Ethiopia demands access to the Red Sea
AAP warns against unpasteurized milk and raw dairy
Remains of Tsar Samuel returned to Bulgaria
LifeKid podcast promotion for mental health
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