AP NewsCast 10 a.m. EDT
Summary
President Trump visits Nebraska to campaign amid rancher anger over beef import plans and a competitive Senate race. The US military reports killing four people in a Caribbean boat strike, raising the death toll from such operations to 235. Cornell University pledges transparency after an alleged gang rape case sparks outrage, while stocks hold near records. Additionally, the Nobel Prize in Medicine honors brain research, and CBS Sports parts ways with analyst Tony Romo following his DUI arrest.
Topics discussed
Trump visits Nebraska amid beef import and election tensions
US military strike on alleged drug boat kills four
Cornell president addresses 2024 gang rape case
Stocks hold near records; Nobel Prize and CBS Sports news
CBS Sports parts ways with Tony Romo after DUI arrest
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