7pm ET, October 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers President Trump’s visit to San Antonio amid low Latino approval ratings and Secretary Rubio’s speech urging Europe to defend Western civilization. The report also details a proposed $70,000 fee for international students, rising support for Medicare for All, and FCC plans to loosen rules on political robocalls. Additionally, it highlights bipartisan calls to enforce new Russia sanctions, a study on shared gut microbes in indigenous populations, and a record-tying number of winless NFL teams.
Topics discussed
Trump's San Antonio visit and Latino voter disapproval
Marco Rubio's speech in Athens on Western civilization
Proposed $70,000 fee for international student workers
Rising support for Medicare for All in new polling
FCC considers loosening rules on political robocalls
Senators urge administration to enforce Russia sanctions
Study on shared ancient microbes in indigenous populations
NFL standings: Five teams winless after four games
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