10pm ET, October 22 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump's defense of Vivek Ramaswamy's controversial ad and Kamala Harris's campaign stop in Mississippi. It also reports on Mark Zuckerberg's deal regarding California's proposed billionaire tax, U.S. and Israel plans for a post-election strike on Iran, and a global assessment warning that 96% of coral reefs face collapse. Additional segments discuss a slight dip in mortgage rates and New York City's ban on horse carriage rides.
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Trump urges Ramaswamy to keep controversial ad
Harris stumps in competitive Mississippi Senate race
Zuckerberg supports California billionaire tax proposal
US and Israel plan post-election attack on Iran
Report: 96% of coral reefs at risk of collapse
Mortgage rates dip but remain high
NYC Council passes bill to ban horse carriages
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