2am ET, October 05 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s new term, highlighting potential rulings on climate, immigration, and election interference. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee appoints a former U.S. Attorney to investigate a botched execution, while polling shows Democrats gaining ground ahead of midterms. Internationally, French students protest school inequalities, and Germany announces a new €1.3 billion aid package for Ukraine. Domestically, Cornell University faces a civil lawsuit over a gang rape, and the Coast Guard halts the search for a missing medical plane.
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Supreme Court new term and election cases
Tennessee failed executions investigation
Midterm election polling trends
French student protests over inequality
Germany announces new aid for Ukraine
Cornell University rape lawsuit response
Coast Guard ends missing plane search
AP College football rankings update
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