1am ET, October 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Maine Senator Susan Collins debated her opponent Troy Jackson, asserting her independence from President Trump while criticizing the Iran war. The Walt Disney Company sued the Trump administration, alleging that FCC license reviews of its ABC stations violate First Amendment rights. In France, over 250,000 students protested to demand better school funding and conditions. Additionally, a former CIA official pleaded guilty to wire fraud after siphoning $194 million in government funds, and Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint died at age 102.
Topics discussed
Maine Senate debate: Collins vs. Jackson
Disney sues Trump admin over ABC station licenses
France student protests for better education
Krista Pike regains consciousness after failed execution
Ex-CIA official pleads guilty to $194M fraud
Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint dies at 102
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