2am ET, October 03 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers an Energy Department employee accused of aiding Iran-backed Houthis, who made his first court appearance. The report also details OPEC+ agreeing to release 100 million barrels of oil as soaring diesel prices strain US school district budgets. Additionally, the episode highlights Zambian farmers adopting composting to offset fertilizer costs amid global supply issues, North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch, and the NFL’s six-game suspension of 49ers owner Jed York.
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Cornell Fraternity Case: State AG Takes Over
DOE Employee Arrested for Aiding Houthis
G7 Oil Release and Rising Diesel Prices
Impact of Diesel Costs on School Buses
Zambian Farmers Adopt Bokashi Compost
North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile
NFL Suspends 49ers Owner Jed York
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