NPR News: 10-02-2026 5PM EDT
Summary
New York Governor Kathy Hochul criticizes police and prosecutors for failing a gang rape victim, appointing the state AG to take over the case. Meanwhile, G7 leaders coordinate a massive oil release to stabilize energy prices amid global pressure. The episode also covers Democrats expanding their midterm map, a lackluster jobs report, a Venezuelan driver shot by a federal agent, an escalating Ebola crisis in Congo, and speculation on this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
Topics discussed
NY Governor Hochul criticizes handling of Cornell rape case
G7 leaders coordinate release of 100 million barrels of oil
Democrats expand list of winnable congressional districts
US employers add 29,000 jobs; unemployment ticks up
Venezuelan driver shot by federal agent in Texas
Ebola outbreak in DRC kills over 4,000; health workers strike
Nobel Peace Prize contenders include ISS and world leaders
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