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NPR News: 09-27-2026 7AM EDT

Sep 27, 2026 · 4m

Summary

A powerful nor'easter brings heavy rain and high winds to the Northeast, while Hurricanes Nola and Polo threaten Hawaii and Mexico. Wall Street braces for key labor and inflation data that will influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. A major security incident near a British air base used by US forces prompts evacuations and arrests. In Spain, thousands march for stronger renter protections following a high-profile eviction. Finally, several Democratic candidates are leveraging their backgrounds as clergy to appeal to voters in key midterm races.

Topics discussed

Nor'easter impacts: NJ cleanup and NYC storm damage Hurricane Nolo in Hawaii and Polo near Baja California Economic outlook: Labor data and Fed interest rate decisions Security incident and arrests at UK Fairford Air Base Madrid protests against housing evictions and rising rents Democratic clergy candidates in US midterm elections Sponsor segment: Angie.com home services
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