1am ET, October 10 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers Hurricane Isaias moving inland, causing widespread power outages and flooding in the Gulf Coast. It also reports on Vice President J.D. Vance casting doubt on live-streaming the execution of the Fort Hood shooter, and the U.S. State Department imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court. Additional stories include President Trump’s deal with Russia for diesel fuel, the appointment of a rock talent manager as Kennedy Center executive director, and a record-breaking wine theft in Italy.
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Hurricane Isaias moves inland, urging shelter
Vance questions live-stream of Fort Hood shooter execution
US sanctions International Criminal Court after Nobel Prize
Stocks close up on Wall Street
Trump claims deal with Russia for diesel fuel
Rock talent manager named Kennedy Center executive director
Record wine theft in Italy reported
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