11pm ET, October 11 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Saudi Arabia intercepted a missile at Riyadh airport following deadly Houthi attacks that killed 13 people, including a U.S. citizen. Meanwhile, remnants of Hurricanes Isaias and Rachel caused flooding and tornado warnings across the South and West. Election officials urge voters to return mail-in ballots early due to reduced USPS pickups. A federal judge ordered Trump to cancel taxpayer-funded political ads, while mathematicians verify retracted AI-generated proofs from OpenAI. Finally, the horror film "Other Mommy" topped the box office.
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Houthi missile attacks on Saudi airports
Flooding and high winds from Hurricanes Isaias and Rachel
Mail-in ballot risks due to USPS changes
Judge orders Trump to cancel political TV ads
Mathematicians review OpenAI's AI-generated proofs
Box office results for 'The Mother' and 'The Social Dilemma'
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