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Summary
NPR News Now covers Hurricane Isaias's aftermath in the Southeast, with flooding and power outages persisting despite its downgrade to a post-tropical cyclone. The report also details President Trump’s midterm campaign stops in New York and Tennessee, alongside a Wall Street rally that defied high energy costs and rising mortgage rates. Additionally, the episode highlights a new trade deal between China and the EU aimed at curbing hybrid car exports, and security measures in New Delhi as authorities prepare for protests over voter list revisions.
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Hurricane Isaias flooding and power outages in Florida
Storm path through Alabama and other Pacific storms
Trump campaign rally in New York and Tennessee
Stock market rally and rising fuel and mortgage rates
China-EU trade deal on hybrid car exports
Protests and security measures in New Delhi
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Sponsor: Synchrony Bank
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