8am ET, October 12 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Ukrainian President Zelensky proposes halting refinery strikes if Russia stops targeting energy sites, while Houthi rebels attack Riyadh airport, suspending operations. The Nobel Prize in Economics goes to Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for their research on economic decision-making. Additionally, Hurricane Isaias cleanup faces record heat, Native American leaders oppose proposed census changes, and a judge orders the cancellation of taxpayer-funded Trump campaign ads.
Topics discussed
Ukraine-Russia energy truce and drone strikes
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Red Sea shipping
Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to Hall and Woodford
Hurricane cleanup and heat warnings in the Southeast
Tribal concerns over proposed 2030 Census changes
Judge orders cancellation of taxpayer-funded Trump ads
Listen ad-free on Castria